One step closer to living a healthy lifestyle...
In observance of World Cancer Day.
Cancer seems to be a name for a severe illness. Cancer's ever-expanding and ever-changing pathology gives the impression that the illness is incurable.There are numerous types of cancer, including breast, blood, bone, ovarian, uterine, brain, and intestinal cancers. Not only is the patient's body being played with in modern medicine, but also their mentality. The patient grows weary of the continuous radiation and chemotherapy treatments. and the constant worry is that the illness may recur.
The one science of Ayurveda has the power to dispel all of these questions.In Ayurveda, a patient's mind, body, and spirit are all involved in their daily routine (dincharya) and therapy. playing with the body but also the mind of the patient . The patient becomes frustrated with the countinous treatment and radiation and chemotherapy. and there is always a fear of reappearance of the disease.
Depression is a result of the patient's ongoing physical and mental changes.Most future issues can be clearly avoided if the patient receives appropriate care and advice.
Correct diagnosis, Nadi parikshaan, daily routine (dincharya), food, and a combination of appropriate medication, yogasana pranayam, and panchakarma are all part of the Ayurvedic therapy of cancer.
The rasayan chikitsa can be utilized to eliminate adverse effects and stop diseases like cancer from coming back.The patient can once more have a new, drug- and disease-free life.
Unquestionably, an ayurvedic second opinion is advised.
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