Somewhere around 4000 BC 500 BC, in the radiant Himalayas, Srila Vyasadeva first wrote down the Vedas, which included a wing called Ayurveda: “The Science of Life” (”Ayur” means life and ”Veda” means science) . Herbal medicine and remedies have been the nemesis of the world of science and medicine since earliest times, especially for older civilizations such as India and China. The importance of alternative medicine, including Ayurveda, aromatherapy, etc., has recently been chosen by the general public in first world nations. Therefore, Ayurvedic remedies in particular are becoming more popular day by day, bit by bit due to the craze of the modern world, to some extent because 21st century medicine has started to pose numerous far-reaching problems.
One of the biggest problems with allopathic medicine is not knowing when to stop taking antibiotics. We have adopted allopathic medicines as our birthright to such an extent that users may be unaffected by allopathy-type therapies. On the other hand, where we have not yet become tolerant of modern medicine, we bear the full brunt of its side effects. Oftentimes, prescription medications cure individual signs of a disease or problem, but can produce other indirect (sometimes adverse) side effects. Natural and Ayurvedic medicines, on the other hand, are much safer and more reliable than prescription drugs in most cases.
Herbal medicines, alternative medicine and natural dietary supplements have been around for many years and have proven their worth. Herbal medicines and Ayurvedic medicines care for your body holistically. Ayurvedic medicine has a wide spectrum and can heal everything from physical or mental stress to hair loss, lower blood pressure, lower cholesterol and even help lower blood sugar levels in diabetics, or even, in professional cases, treat cancer.
Unlike 21st century medicine, which is typically used as a reactive process to combat disease as soon as it occurs, Ayurvedic remedies are used to tone and nourish the body before adverse physical conditions arise. The Ayurvedic remedy teaches that every living soul is a blend of three doshas or key energies in the body – Vata, Pitta and Kapha. Every human being is born with an ideal balance and unique blend between the three doshas. Later in life, health can be affected by imbalances in the three doshas, and the science of Ayurveda is used to restore this fundamental balance.
In the field of medicine, Ayurveda or herbalism has worked wonders. After all, not only protecting but further increasing their mental and physical stamina along with their physical beauty heals hundreds and thousands of people.
In Ayurveda, beauty is a mixture of regular physical and mental well-being and appropriate daily care. Analysis in this field has gained notoriety in recent years as countless beauty medications for acne, mental wellbeing, hair loss, etc. help ordinary people stay physically fit and attractive. As for their performance, they do pretty well in the market as their side effects are almost negligible. Based on the harmony of the body – Kaph, Vata and Pitta; herbal medicines cater to the needs of different people of different body base.
In today’s world, where pleasure comes without similar perils, Ayurveda, herbalism and herbal medicine are a saving grace and are sure to stay here.
Thanks to Markib Nawahd
