Ayurveda 2.0: Here’s how you can go back to your roots
Our modern-day health-conscious youth brigade happens to be quite an experimentalist one. They’ve got their fingers in many pies; from fad diets and lifestyle programmes...
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Public Policy Push for Ayurveda
In Vriksha Ayurveda, which deals with agriculture and botany, there is reference to a treatment for making plants flower in all seasons. A mixture of...
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On Mother’s Day: Five ayurvedic steps to promote health of mother and baby during pregnancy
Our ancestors believed that the creation of life was a reflection of the divine aspect within us. As an expecting mother, it is important to...
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Faculty strike ends at KMCT Ayurveda College
Regular classes are expected to resume at KMCT Ayurveda Medical College, Mukkom, from Tuesday as the 23-day-long strike by teachers and five-day-long strike by students...
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Technology & Wellness – The New Face of Ayurveda
Companies, through their sophisticated, secured e-commerce platforms, are connecting end customers with remotely located centres, thus helping them benefit from the therapies aimed at relaxation...
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These Mumbai foodies are making Ayurvedic meals to beat the heat this summer; Find out how
When we enter food blogger Amrita Kaur’s Versova home, we are greeted with a fresh glass of cucumber chaas. It helps us forget the biting...
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Annual ayurveda conference held
SCOTTS VALLEY, California: The 15th annual National Ayurvedic Medical Association (NAMA) conference, “Ayurveda and the Mind” was held April 26 at Multiveristy in Scotts Valley,...
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World Asthma Day 2019: How Ayurveda can help treat asthma
Some symptoms of asthma include chest tightness and pain due to increased coughing, breathlessness, anxiety, uneasiness in the body, palpitation and fainting. Growing industrialisation has...
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Govt, CSIR pact on ayurveda research
New Delhi: Auguring well for research in ayurveda and other traditional systems of medicine, the Union ministry of Ayush and the Council of Scientific and...
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Ayurveda enters mainstream as insurers are willing to pay for treatment
Today, covers for alternative therapies can be availed at 68 accredited hospitals, provided they are combined with modern medicine and are under strict supervision Back...
