How can a ritual so luxuriously relaxing

How can a ritual so luxuriously relaxing, so blissfully comforting as a full-body warm oil massage rev up your body and mind, gearing them up for peak performance? Ayurveda, the 5,000-year-old holistic healing tradition from India, has an explanation for the seeming contradiction. Accumulated stress and toxins in the mind and body dissolve during the daily massage, says Rama Kant Mishra, Ayurvedic expert. A daily full-body warm oil massage therefore acts as a powerful recharger and rejuvenator of mind and body. Continue Reading >>

The Secret of Agni (Agni Rahasya)

In ancient Vedic thought, the individual soul was symbolized by fire. Our inner soul, hidden like a secret flame deep within our hearts, abides inextinguishable throughout all our states of consciousness of waking, dream and deep sleep. It endures as the witness through our every birth and death, through all the many sojourns in the various worlds and planes of existence of our soul’s vast manifestation. Continue Reading >>

Ginger - the spice of life...

Moreover, according to Ayurveda, a patient of any acute disease should never be given plain water to drink. The drinking water should e boiled with dry ginger and then cooled and administered in sips. The 'cold' of the water is thus neutralized and the body's digestive 'fire' is protected. Continue Reading >>

Determining which Srota are affected

The Srotas are the channels within the body. There are 16 of them in women, and 14 in men. Continue Reading >>

Factors of Diet and Dietetics in Ayurveda

Eight important rules are involved in the intake of a proper diet. These are called Asta Ahara Vidhi Visesayatana (Eight Factors of Diet and Dietetics). Continue Reading >>




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Abhyanga - the Ayurvedic oil massage

How can a ritual so luxuriously relaxing, so blissfully comforting as a full-body warm oil massage rev up your body and mind, gearing them up for peak performance? Ayurveda, the 5,000-year-old holistic healing tradition from India, has an explanation for the seeming contradiction. Continue Reading >>

The Best Way to Prepare for Medical School: Get a Job

By Dena Rifkin, MD

I like to listen to the conversations of the twentysomethings working in my department. They do everything from coordinating research activities to recruiting patients for new studies of kidney disease. Most have finished college and are thinking about medical school. At the lunch table, they talk about postcollege premedical classes (here’s an example of one in New York), the MCAT test, and admission interviews.

Hearing them, I realize the benefit of the practical experience they are getting.
First of all, they get to see a little bit of what medicine is like before investing four years and more than $100,000 in medical school. Once they’re in school, some of them may still decide that medicine isn’t for them, but working in a hospital will certainly decrease the likelihood of that happening. It would be awful to go through medical school and then realize that you don’t want to be a doctor (almost as awful as having that person as your doctor). Read More

How does Kama Rani work?

Kama Rani is based on the findings of Ayurveda, the world's oldest medical system. Herbs from throughout India are formulated into a blend that strengthens the woman's body so that it is more robust and energized, improves circulation especially around erogenous zones to intensify orgasms, elevates estrogen levels to improve libido and increase lubrication, nourishes and stimulates the nervous system to relieve effects of stress, soothes the reproductive system, stimulates the hypothalamus and pituitary glands to release growth hormone and boost clitoral sensitivity, and calms the mind to prolong clitoral sensitivity and sexual pleasure. Continue Reading >>

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Ardhavabhedaka

A kind of migraine affecting half of the head or skull.

Staying Healthy

Is it possible to maintain perfect health without spending a single cent? Yes! just check your constitution and follow the basic diet, sleep pattern and exercises and stay healthy all year round. Continue Reading >>

Pulse Diagnose

From times immemorial the practitioners of Ayurveda have correctly diagnosed and treated ailments without the help of any tests except that of the pulse.

The radial pulse is usually chosen as the site to examine the pulse. It reveals the characteristics of imbalances, the nature of the disease and expected prognosis. Continue Reading >>

Ayurveda / Mind Body Medicine

Ayurveda / Mind Body Medicine: Ayurveda is a form of Indian folk medicine that has been practiced for at least two thousand years. It was first promoted in the United States by disciples of Maharishi Mahesh Yogi ("Deepak Chopra and Maharishi Ayurvedic Medicine," ). Continue Reading >>