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May 27th, 2025Ankylosing Spondylitis Treatment Protocol in Ayurveda for HLA-B27 Positive Patients
Ankylosing Spondylitis (AS) is not merely a back disease—it is a chronic, systemic inflammatory disease that involves more than one system of the body. Though predominantly involving the sacroiliac joints and the back, it generally extends its arms of inflammation to the eyes (uveitis), skin (psoriatic-like presentations), and gut (gut inflammation) as well. At Sukhayu… Continue reading Ankylosing Spondylitis Treatment Protocol in Ayurveda for HLA-B27 Positive Patients
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May 25th, 2025🌼 Autism is Not the End of the Road: A Letter to Every Concerned Parent 🌼
Dear Parents,When the word Autism echoes through the diagnosis room, it doesn’t just label a condition—it crashes into your heart, your hopes, and your imagination of your child’s future. You go home, type “Autism” into Google, and suddenly—you’re surrounded by articles filled with phrases like lifelong disability, dependency, and social impairment.It’s terrifying. It’s heavy.But what… Continue reading 🌼 Autism is Not the End of the Road: A Letter to Every Concerned Parent 🌼
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March 17th, 2025How To Fight Against the Vitamin B12 Deficiency: Myth vs. Reality
The Rise of Vitamin B12 Supplements & Misconceptions Almost 80% patient in OPD (in our Ayurveda hospital) comes with a report of Vit B12 and all of them are suffering with low levels of the Vit B12. Because my practice is localised in Northern Part of India and deal mostly with Neurological disorders– thus ratio… Continue reading How To Fight Against the Vitamin B12 Deficiency: Myth vs. Reality
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March 17th, 2025Age-Related Diffuse Cerebellar Atrophy in MRI: Should You Worry?
The Anxiety Around MRI Reports With symptoms like- headaches, dizziness, or unsteadiness, it is common to undergo an MRI scan. And accidently we find the remark in the end of the MRI- Age-Related Diffuse Cerebellar Atrophy. This is unexpected. And the moment they read “atrophy,” worry sets in. Many start to fear serious neurodegenerative diseases.… Continue reading Age-Related Diffuse Cerebellar Atrophy in MRI: Should You Worry?
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March 15th, 2025Why Levodopa and Dopamine Medicines Should Be Avoided in Parkinson’s Disease: A Deeper Ayurvedic Perspective
Discover why Levodopa and dopamine-based medicines fail in the long-term treatment of Parkinson’s disease. The article here is discussing about limitations of these medicines, increasing dosage dependency, and why Krauncha seed powder is ineffective. Contrary to the symptomatic relief, Ayurveda offers a reversal-based treatment focusing on root-cause healing. Introduction Parkinson’s disease is treated with Levodopa… Continue reading Why Levodopa and Dopamine Medicines Should Be Avoided in Parkinson’s Disease: A Deeper Ayurvedic Perspective
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March 7th, 2025Why You Should Not Attempt Pinda Swedana at Home Without Guidance
Though Pinda Swedana is a good therapy for stiffness and pain in muscle, its practice at home without adequate Ayurvedic supervision can invite side effects rather than cure. Most people think that they can prepare herbal boluses at home and use heat therapy, but the wrong choice of herbs, improper procedure, and without diagnosis can… Continue reading Why You Should Not Attempt Pinda Swedana at Home Without Guidance
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March 5th, 2025Ayurvedic Treatment for SLE Nephritis: A Holistic Approach to Save Your Kidneys
Systemic Lupus Erythematosus (SLE) is an autoimmune disease that can cause serious damage to various organs, most notably the kidneys, and results in SLE Nephritis (Lupus Nephritis). It generates inflammation and slow damage to the kidneys, which can result in dialysis or kidney failure if not treated. Where conventional system medicine (allppathy) relies on immunosuppressants and steroids, Ayurveda offers a holistic approach that focuses on addressing the root cause—immune dysfunction, inflammation, and accumulation of the wastes in the body. At Sukhayu Ayurved,… Continue reading Ayurvedic Treatment for SLE Nephritis: A Holistic Approach to Save Your Kidneys
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February 24th, 2025Pinda Swedana: Restoring Muscular Health Through Panchakarma Therapy
Pinda means- a bolus and swedana translates into sudation (induced sweating)- so Pinda swedana is- sweating with bolus. Pinda Swedana helps in treatment of muscular stiffness, pain, and restricted mobility are common complaints in today’s sedentary and stressful lifestyle. So Pinda Swedana, is an Ayurvedic therapy involving the application of warm medicated boluses, is a… Continue reading Pinda Swedana: Restoring Muscular Health Through Panchakarma Therapy
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February 21st, 2025Best Ayurveda Doctor for Parkinson’s Treatment: A Research-Backed Approach
Parkinson’s disease (PD), mostly termed as Kampavata in Ayurveda, is a progressive neurodegenerative disorder. This is characterised by tremors, rigidity, bradykinesia (slowness of movement), and postural instability. Conventional medicine primarily manages symptoms through dopamine replacement therapy. But long-term use often leads to more severe symptoms along with more and more medicines. Contrary to this, Ayurveda… Continue reading Best Ayurveda Doctor for Parkinson’s Treatment: A Research-Backed Approach
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February 20th, 2025Managing MCTD with Ayurveda – Dosha Based Approach
You go to any page of the website, you will find- Vata, Pitta and Kapha for sure. Because Ayurveda works on the concept of the doshas. But when it is said that some diseases are Vata, others are Pitta and rest are Kapha. We all start thinking that- there is no involvement of other doshas… Continue reading Managing MCTD with Ayurveda – Dosha Based Approach
