Abstract Aromatherapy is a natural healing practice that uses the fragrance of essential oils extracted from flowers, leaves, roots, bark, seeds, and other plant parts to support physical and emotional well-being. For centuries, pleasant aromas have been valued in many cultures, including India, Egypt, China, Greece, and the Middle East, for their role in health, spirituality, and daily life. In…
Abstract Traditional Indian households commonly relied on cow dung cakes and firewood as natural sources of warmth, while modern homes largely depend on electric and gas-powered room heaters. Each heating method creates a different indoor environment and may influence human well-being in various ways. Traditional heating practices are often associated with cultural beliefs, natural living, and Ayurvedic principles, whereas modern…
ABSTRACT The human body is fundamentally a highly complex, beautifully tuned electrochemical engine. Every heartbeat, every deep breath, every muscle movement, and every sensory perception depends on the micro-voltage generated by our cells. While standard medicine has long used this bioelectrical framework to diagnose and treat health issues through technologies like electrocardiograms, pacemakers, and nerve stimulators, a parallel wellness movement…
Abstract Our mouth is abundant in bacteria, and different types of bacteria reside on the teeth, gums, tongue, and other parts of the oral cavity. Some of these bacteria are beneficial, whereas others are harmful. Harmful bacteria contribute to the process of tooth decay. Tooth decay occurs when these oral bacteria feed on sugars and produce acids in the mouth….
Abstract The modern obsession with quick-fix antacids has disrupted the body’s innate digestive intelligence, turning a vital metabolic fire into a chronic burn. Conventional suppressants offer immediate cooling but ultimately starve the gut of the necessary acidity required for nutrient assimilation and microbiome defense. This article explores the exotic realm of bio-mimetic alternatives that heal without silencing the stomach’s natural…
Introduction Laboratory testing is vital in Systemic Lupus Erythematosus (SLE) because this autoimmune disease mimics many other conditions and presents differently in every patient. Because there is no single "lupus test," clinicians rely on blood and urine panels—such as Antinuclear Antibodies (ANA) and anti-dsDNA—to detect specific autoantibodies and assess organ involvement. However, laboratory data alone cannot confirm a diagnosis. A…
Abstract Paralysis is a neurological condition characterized by loss of voluntary muscle movement in one or more parts of the body due to disruption in communication between the brain, spinal cord, and muscles. It may be partial or complete, temporary or permanent, depending on the underlying cause and severity of nerve damage. Common causes include stroke, spinal cord injury, traumatic…
Reference – Rastantrasaar & Siddhaprayog Sangraha/ Kharliya rasayan/ 13 Abstract Chronic fevers associated with Vata-Pitta imbalance, chronic infections, and toxic accumulation can weaken the body’s strength, digestion, and mental stability, especially in today’s fast-paced and stress-filled lifestyle. These prolonged fevers not only reduce energy but also disturb the balance of vital doshas, leading to recurrent illness and tissue depletion. As…
Abstract (ED) is one of the most prevalent male sexual health disorders, affecting millions of men worldwide. It is characterised by the persistent inability to achieve or maintain an erection sufficient for satisfactory sexual performance. Although phosphodiesterase type 5 (PDE5) inhibitors, particularly Viagra (sildenafil), have revolutionised the treatment of ED by providing rapid improvement in erectile function, they are not…