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Ayurvedic Diet

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An Ayurvedic diet focuses on building mindfulness around what times a person consumes food, what food a person consumes, and how eating can help maintain wellness. It does not include a standard eating schedule. 

An Ayurvedic practitioner guides the person on how to interact with food. He or she teaches the person how to cook and prepare food that restores balance to their doshas. The Ayurvedic physician also asks the individual to be aware of their posture while eating and focus on eating slowly. This helps the person become more mindful when he or she eats.

An Ayurvedic diet’s goal is to help a person establish a healthy lifestyle by consuming foods that are good for overall health. It helps the person better digest food and helps the body flush out toxins to prevent potential illness.

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Ayurveda Perspective: the Factors affecting Hair Health

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Why Ayurveda helps improve Hair Health

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How Ayurveda works for Hair Care

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Ayurveda for Hair Health: Treatment Protocol

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Ayurveda for Hair Health: recommendations

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Ayurveda for Hair Health: What you should Avoid

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Ayurveda for Healthy Hair: precautions

Ayurveda uses natural and herbal remedies to treat diseases. However, if you want to use Ayurvedic medicines, herbs, supplements to treat a particular condition, you should consider the following precautions:

- Consult your Ayurvedic practitioner before taking Ayurvedic products on your own. Let them know if you have diabetes or are taking medication that may affect your treatment plan. They should adjust it to avoid any harmful interactions with the medication you are taking.

- Some Ayurvedic products and practices are banned in the United States. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) does not approve or review Ayurvedic products. Some herbal compounds or preparations may contain lead, mercury, or arsenic in toxic amounts.

They can cause serious illnesses in children and may be life-threatening for pregnant or lactating women and their babies. Other compounds from untrustworthy manufacturers may contain steroids, which may cause further health issues.

- Panchakarma treatments aren’t suitable for all patients. Eligibility for panchakarma is determined by an Ayurvedic practitioner.

People who are classified as having “weak” or lean and thin bodies aren’t eligible for panchakarma treatments. People who are anemic and pregnant women also aren’t allowed to undergo panchakarma treatments.

 

WARNING:

- Make sure to disclose to your primary care physician that you are seeing an Ayurvedic practitioner and are taking Ayurvedic formulations. This ensures you stay safe and avoid medication interactions that might cause serious side effects.

- If you are taking medication for diabetes, don’t stop taking them if you begin Ayurvedic treatment unless your doctor approves it.

- Some Ayurvedic practitioners may not be qualified to treat you. Make sure that your Ayurvedic practitioner is well-trained, certified, and has the relevant experience to meet your needs.

- Be careful when buying Ayurvedic herbs or formulas. Don’t buy Ayurvedic products unless they have a GMP (Good Manufacturing Product) stamp on them if you are buying them from India. Be extra careful when purchasing herbs online because online stores may be selling counterfeit products.

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Ayurveda for Healthy Hair: side effects

Since Ayurvedic treatments are derived from natural herbs and plants, most treatments do not cause adverse events. However, if you take some Ayurvedic preparations or herbs, you may experience the following side effects.

- Some Ayurvedic products contain toxic amounts of heavy metals like lead, arsenic, or mercury, and they might cause heavy metal poisoning.

- Some Ayurvedic herbal formulations might cause headaches, nausea, gastrointestinal problems, diarrhea, rashes, or allergic reactions.