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FAQ, Healthcare

Ayurveda Curative Treatments

Ayurveda is a life style and a health system. Consumers interested in Ayurveda should be aware that the name Ayurveda is not protected and hence misused by many.

 

Panchakarma is a very serious treatment system, which shall not be administered by unauthorised persons. It can cause damages to the health system. Please check if your doctor has a DAMS or BAMS degree from an Ayurveda University or at least a medical degree. It is better to ask about his experience before starting a treatment.

You will get a list of experienced and efficient ayurveda doctors at the directory.

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FAQ, Healthcare

Ayurveda For Curative Treatments

 

Overview

Health Treatments play a vital role in Ayurveda. It has highly effective Panchakarma treatments for chronic diseases and helps to maintain a healthy body, mind and spirit and Rasayana Treatments to boost the immune system. When health problems are not treated at the right time, they progress into chronic diseases.

 

Ayurveda may not give relief in a week or two, it may take some time as it has to go down to the root cause and make the body to regenerate and correct the disorder. To get full benefit of Ayurveda treatments, one has to follow the diet advised by an Ayurveda doctor

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FAQ, Healthcare

Importance of Mental Health Among Youth

Mental health is not merely the absence of mental illness, but it also the ability to cope with the challenges in life. Mental health is as important as physical health to everybody. Youths usually experiment with attitudes, appearances, and behaviors. Continue reading →

FAQ, Healthcare

Give Your Immune System 100% Support!

The paradox is that antibiotics were developed to help the immune system, but in reality they actually impair it. This paradoxical effect was first noted in 1950, but couldn’t be confirmed, and it was only in 1972 at the Baylor School of Medicine in Houston that it was documented that some antibiotics actually prevented white blood cells from attacking and killing bacteria. Continue reading →

Business Strategy, Start-ups, Venture Capital

Profile Of The Typical Angel Investor

We first heard the term “angel” in the early 1900’s used to describe investors on Broadway who invested in theatrical productions. Today it refers to high net worth individuals who are “accredited” investors under the SEC rule 501 who invest in companies in early stage rounds of growth.

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