(Page 1 of 2) « Back |
1 |
2 |
Next »By Acharya Balkrishan
| Published 05/17/2008
Unrated
Article Viewed 325 Times
 Journal of Medical Association' , presently published from America has released a study report related to the ayurvedic medicines prepared by the research students of Harward Medical School under the guidance of Dr. Robert Cemer. This team of researchers collected 70 ayurvedic medicines from the shops located in the neighboring areas.
|
»
Bamboo:qualitiesand Benfits
 Introduction: The school children are generally taught a couplet, which means that it is always good to keep a stick nearby as it has many qualities, if there is a lake it will save us. The stick, which has been mentioned, is nothing but bamboo. We know that bamboo has several uses but we are unaware of its medicinal uses.
|
»
An Army of Quacks
By Acharya Balkrishan
| Published 05/15/2008
Unrated
Article Viewed 234 Times
 Treatment is not a business, it is a charity - this has been the ancient tradition of India. Dhanwantari, Charak, Sushrut are not Vaidyas they are known as sages. Business is the of worldly and household people, which is done for procuring money. In case of charity, money takes a secondary place and it is replaced by kindness, empathy, service, welfare, salvation etc. Therefore sages - saints, yogi, holy men, great souls but not the household persons did the work of treatment. Even today, a patient is tempted to take their shelter for treatment of incurable diseases.
|
»
Scientific Perspective of Yoga
By Acharya Balkrishan
| Published 05/15/2008
Unrated
Article Viewed 272 Times
 Yoga is a part of life (jeevan darshan), self discipline. It teaches the way of life, frees us from all diseases and leads us to salvation. It’s a spiritual education for self-cure and atma darshan. Yoga makes a man perfect. Yoga is not the only alternate medical way for cure, but based on the proofs we can say that it cures the disease from the root. It is a shastra. Unlike allopathy its not symptom-based medication. It cures the disease from the roots and makes us healthy.
|
»
Isabgol: Qualities and Benefits
By Acharya Balkrishan
| Published 05/12/2008
Unrated
Article Viewed 207 Times
|
Introduction: The main origin of Isabgol is Persia and from here it is imported into India. Nowadays it is cultivated in India, in the states of Gujarat, U.P, Punjab, and Haryana.For medicinal use its seeds and seed husk are used. Appearance Its plant is one to three inches tall, it is seasonal, does not have trunk and it falls into the category of shrub.
|
»
Take Good Loving Care of the Elderly
By Acharya Balkrishan
| Published 05/11/2008
Unrated
Article Viewed 76 Times
|
Finding out the origin of a family, and its original form is a futile exercise. We cannot imagine of an age when a family did not exist. The man has been leading a family life in some form or the other for sexual satisfaction and desire to reproduce children. We cannot think of a time, prior to which a family did not exist.
|
»
Medical Fraterity Embarrassed
By Acharya Balkrishan
| Published 05/6/2008
Unrated
Article Viewed 71 Times
|
It is unfortunate to note that India is the biggest market for everything related to illegal trade in medical field, be it counterfeit drugs and medicines, fraudulent doctors, illegal pathological centers and the list could go on. It is even more surprising to note that the medicines prohibited for the use of animals are also consumed in our domestic market. The health ministry is also aware of the medicines being distributed in our country in the name of medicines.
|
»
Medical and Scientific Basis of Pranayam
By Acharya Balkrishan
| Published 05/5/2008
Unrated
Article Viewed 210 Times
|
Yog is a devotion, which makes the mind calm and gives knowledge. Pranayam results in good health. Good health is achieved with changes in daily routine and habits instead of medicines or blessings of somebody. Life is the balance of breaths and basis of vital life energy. Pranayam maintains this balance and energizes vital life energy, which gives long life and healthy body.
|
»
Lemon: Qualities and Benefits
By Acharya Balkrishan
| Published 05/5/2008
Unrated
Article Viewed 417 Times
|
Introduction: Everybody knows lemon; people are fond of eating lemon pickle, and drinking lemon juice. The specialty of lemon is that it is sour in taste in all stages, whether raw or ripe. It is the best source of vitamin C and also has qualities of overcoming scurvy. The second quality is that it removes pitta in spite of being salty in nature. Different types of lemon are found like Kagaji, Bijori, Jammiri, sweet lemon etc. Kagaji lemon is normally used for the purpose of Ayurvedic treatment.
|
»
Transformation of Body with Yog
By Acharya Balkrishan
| Published 05/4/2008
Unrated
Article Viewed 117 Times
|
Yog transforms the physical body. Forbearance (Yama), which includes veracity and chastity; religious observance, which includes internal and external purity; posture and pranayam play an important role in this transformation. Regular practice of Yog keeps the physical and mental organs active and maintains their natural condition. Needless to say that natural functioning of organs is the main mantra for a healthy living.
|
(Page 1 of 2) « Back |
1 |
2 |
Next »
full story
printer version
