Common Yoga Protocol
Ayurved Sutra | World Yoga Day Special Issue | Vol. 4 | Issue 08 | On the Cover : Common Yoga Protocol
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An Ayurvedic Approach for Women to Fight Allergens
The concept of “allergy” was originally introduced in 1906 by the Viennese pediatrician ‘Clemens von Pirquet’. Pirquet called this phenomenon as “allergy” from the ancient Greek word ‘Allos’ meaning “other” and ‘Ergon’ meaning “work”. An allergy is a hypersensitivity disorder
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Marma Chikitsa for your Netra
The uncomfortable and abnormal reactions of the human body to a particular object can be called as allergy. One can expect allergy from both internal and external materials. The style of allergy to one perticular material varies according to person
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An Understanding of Dairy-Free Diets
I’m just old enough to remember the good old days when the milkman delivered fresh unhomogenised milk straight to your door every few days. How good was it as a kid peeling off those foil lids and gorging on the
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Ayurveda News
Crackdown on illegal yogi ‘healers’
In, Malaysia, only yogis who are certified by a handful of institution in India, which are recognised by the Traditional and Complementary Medicine Council, can claim that their practice helps in treating chronic illnesses.ALIZA SHAH of New Strait Times reported on May
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Breathe Easy: A Guide to Lung & Sinus Health
In many ways, breath is life. At the very least, it is essential to life. The respiratory system interacts directly with some of our most vital organs—the lungs and the heart, which are responsible for nourishing every cell and tissue
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Nature & Herbs
Booti of the Month : Haridra – The Antidote
Modern medicine is much advanced in treating such conditions, but has its own limitation, may help for certain extent but to eradicate and to give permanent cure, remedies are being found from other systems of medicines which are safe and
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Editor's Diary
Just Two Words
There once was a monastery that was very strict. Following a vow of silence, no one was allowed to speak at all. But there was one exception to this rule. Every ten years, the monks were permitted to speak just
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Books
Individual Variations in Meditation
There are variations from one individual to the other in attaining the meditative state of mind. some get to the state of stillness rapidly, whereas there are others who need longer time. Even amongst those, who are rapid, there are
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Ayurveda General Interest
Ayurved Sutra Bags ‘AYUSH Kamal Ratna Award’
When the discussion is about Ancient Wisdom and the focus is on Indian Traditional Medicine, when the point that is being talked about is purely Ayurveda, Yoga, Unani, Organic, Herbal and you can smell it in the air all around,
By Team Ayurved Sutra
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On the Cover
An Ayurvedic Approach for Women to Fight Allergens
The concept of “allergy” was originally introduced in 1906 by the Viennese pediatrician ‘Clemens von Pirquet’. Pirquet called this phenomenon as “allergy” from the ancient Greek word ‘Allos’ meaning “other” and ‘Ergon’ meaning “work”. An allergy is a hypersensitivity disorder
By Team Ayurved Sutra
Posted on
On the Cover
Marma Chikitsa for your Netra
The uncomfortable and abnormal reactions of the human body to a particular object can be called as allergy. One can expect allergy from both internal and external materials. The style of allergy to one perticular material varies according to person
By Team Ayurved Sutra
Posted on
On the Cover
An Understanding of Dairy-Free Diets
I’m just old enough to remember the good old days when the milkman delivered fresh unhomogenised milk straight to your door every few days. How good was it as a kid peeling off those foil lids and gorging on the
By Team Ayurved Sutra
Posted on
Ayurveda News
Crackdown on illegal yogi ‘healers’
In, Malaysia, only yogis who are certified by a handful of institution in India, which are recognised by the Traditional and Complementary Medicine Council, can claim that their practice helps in treating chronic illnesses.ALIZA SHAH of New Strait Times reported on May
By Team Ayurved Sutra
Posted on
On the Cover
Breathe Easy: A Guide to Lung & Sinus Health
In many ways, breath is life. At the very least, it is essential to life. The respiratory system interacts directly with some of our most vital organs—the lungs and the heart, which are responsible for nourishing every cell and tissue
By Team Ayurved Sutra
Posted on
Nature & Herbs
Booti of the Month : Haridra – The Antidote
Modern medicine is much advanced in treating such conditions, but has its own limitation, may help for certain extent but to eradicate and to give permanent cure, remedies are being found from other systems of medicines which are safe and
By Team Ayurved Sutra
Posted on
Editor's Diary
Just Two Words
There once was a monastery that was very strict. Following a vow of silence, no one was allowed to speak at all. But there was one exception to this rule. Every ten years, the monks were permitted to speak just
By Team Ayurved Sutra
Posted on
Books
Individual Variations in Meditation
There are variations from one individual to the other in attaining the meditative state of mind. some get to the state of stillness rapidly, whereas there are others who need longer time. Even amongst those, who are rapid, there are
By Team Ayurved Sutra
Posted on
Ayurveda General Interest
Ayurved Sutra Bags ‘AYUSH Kamal Ratna Award’
When the discussion is about Ancient Wisdom and the focus is on Indian Traditional Medicine, when the point that is being talked about is purely Ayurveda, Yoga, Unani, Organic, Herbal and you can smell it in the air all around,
By Team Ayurved Sutra
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