What is Ayurveda
Ayurveda is an age-old medical practice that has its roots in India and is cultivated by sages. It has been in practice in the country for thousands of years. The medication involves the use of nature’s herbs and organic ingredients, which have been studied and researched upon for their curable properties. In today’s time, Ayurvedic treatment stands as an amazing alternative to allopathic treatment and has offered solutions to various health issues. The best part about choosing Ayurvedic treatment is it has least to no side effects. The Ayurveda medicines are prepared using 100% natural herbs and ingredients and many of these medicines are processed by hand.
Advantages of Ayurvedic Treatments
There are many advantages of Ayurvedic treatment, which can be discussed below:
- Ayurvedic can be defined as the science of life since it not only helps to cure the disease but also introduces healthy living with the help of natural ingredients.
- It aims at healing the disease holistically rather than curing only the symptoms.
- It is a natural way of curing the disease that has minimal or no side effects at all.
- It is affordable and recommended for all irrespective of age and gender.
- Since Ayurvedic medicines are prepared using 100% natural ingredients, it is a cruelty-free solution to your health issues.
Why choose Mshaque?
Be it your skin or hair or any serious health issue, at Mshaque, we ensure the best treatment to relieve you from the harshness and discomfort. With years of excellence, Mshaque Clinic has provided you with a completely reliable solution to all your health, hair and skin problems. Here, you can get complete treatment to ensure you are not left with even the slightest of the symptoms. The team here studies your condition in depth before starting with the medicines.
Plus you can get the treatment at attractively affordable rates, reasonable enough to provide you not only relief from the disease but also burning pocket.
Dosha
From the terms ‘Ayus’ meaning life and ‘Veda’ meaning science, the term Ayurveda came. It has been prevalent in India from about 5000 years ago. In the Ayurvedic method of treatment, there is a holistic traditional approach to healing. There are four basics of which the human body is composed. They are the dosha, dhatu, mala and agni. The treatment you will get at an Ayurvedic clinic is based on these basics.
Dhatu
The body gets a lot of support from dhatu. In your body, there are seven tissue systems. The plasma, blood, muscle, fat tissue, bone, bone marrow and semen are known as Rasa, Rakta, Mamsa, Meda, Asthi, Majja and Shukra respectively in Ayurveda. They help in the growth and stricture of mind. They also provide basic nutrition in the body.
Mala
The meaning of this is waste products or dirty. Stool, urine and sweat are the three main types of mala. It also has two aspects namely mala and kitta. The waste products of the body are connected to mala and the waste products of the dhatus are connected to kitta.
Agni
The biological fire of the body is Agni. It helps in all kinds of metabolic and digestive activity of the body. The various enzymes present n the elementary canal, liver and the tissue cells can be together termed as Agni.
In the treatment of sexual problems, Ayurvedic and Unani treatment is very effective and without any side-effects. Therefore, don’t hesitate and visit M S Haque Clinic for the treatment for any sexual problem you are suffering from. The body systems, dietary habits and breathing techniques are used by Ayurveda to find the treatment for health problems including sexual problems. Our expert Ayurvedic Sexologist Doctor discusses the problem with a particular patient and prescribes the necessary Ayurvedic medicines that will help in getting rid of the problem. The doctor will also suggest some healthy lifestyle habits, which you must practice besides taking the medicines.
About Unani
There is a long history of the Unani System of Medicine in India. The Arabs and Persians introduced this method in India sometime around the eleventh century. The origin of the Unani System is in Greece. Hippocrates is considered the founder of the Unani System. The Arabs enriched Unani medicines with their own contributions. The best in the contemporary systems of traditional medicines in Egypt, Syria, Iraq, Persia, India, China and other Middle-East countries have a lot of contribution in enriching Unani medicines. Soon after its introduction in India by the Arabs, the Unani System of Medicine started to flourish under the patronage of the Delhi Sultans. The Government of India took a number of steps for the development of the Unani System after Independence. It made arrangements for education and training on the Unani System. At present, this system is practised by many physicians and Unani doctors for sexual treatment. The well-known four-humour theory of Hippocrates forms the basis of the Unani System. According to this theory, there are four humours namely blood, phlegm, yellow bile and black bile present in the body. The seven components which constitute our body are Arkan (Elements), Mizaj (Temperament), Akhlat (Humours), Aaza (Organs), Arwah (Spirits), Quwa (Faculties) and Afaal (Functions). The four elements of the human body are air, earth, fire and water.
The prevention of disease is given the same importance as the curing of sickness in Unani System. Whenever a person comes to our Ayurvedic clinic for Unani treatment, we explain to them the importance of keeping water, food and air free from pollution. For the prevention of disease and the promotion of health, there are six essential pre-requisites mentioned in the Unani System. Air, food and drinks, bodily movement and repose, psychic movement and repose, sleep and wakefulness, and evacuation and retention are these pre-requisites. Exercise is given much importance in the Unani System for the maintenance of good health. It also explains the effect of different psychological factors on a person’s health. Proper sleep helps to maintain good health. The smooth functioning of the excretory processes is essential.
