What’s that one healthy food that was originated in India and now has taken over the world? Take some hints, it’s made from milk; Ayurveda says it has medicinal life-giving properties and, our grandparents used to consume it on daily basis without any worry.

“Google can give us millions of related information, but a teacher gives us true knowledge. Thank you, Sir, for being the best teacher, You’re just not a teacher to me, You’re my best guide.”

Dr. Pretty Kamboj

(Kambopura, Karnal)

Psoriasis is an acute skin disorder. This is an autoimmune disease. This means that your immune system destroys your body rather than protects you. Psoriasis leads to scaly spots in the skin that are sometimes silver or red and can be itchy and painful. The spots can come and go over a few days to over a month.

The festival of colors is nearly here, and the enthusiasm can be felt in the air. As the spirits soared, the weather became warmer. The fusion of color and excitement is ringing our door. We are all ready to welcome and embrace the fun of the Holi Festival. A variety of color shops have appeared in the busy market, with a variety of fountain guns and colorful balloons available for purchase.

Vishwa Ayurved Parishad organised a National Executive Committee Meeting & National Workshop on Ayurved Research Methodology in Contemporary Perspective in Jodhpur on 16th Feb and 17th Feb which was attended by eminent personalities in the field of science and medicine. Ayurvedguru Dr. Manoj Virmani also attended the event where he illuminated the audience with his wisdom on Ayurveda.

Indian winters are incomplete without us hogging on some scrumptious, crunchy, juicy carrots. Delicious in taste, carrots are loaded with goodness. This seasonal vegetable is the powerhouse of Vitamin A, Vitamin E, Vitamin K, Beta-Carotene and all other essential nutrients.

Bed wetting (Enuresis) means unknowingly passing urine in bed at night by individuals after the age when bladder control should have been established. The problem is common during the pre-adolescent stage of life. Up until the age of six to eight years, bed wetting is a normal phenomenon that fades over time, but some children continue to wet their bed even after eight years of age. The child fails to have control over the passage of urine while sleeping. In Ayurveda, bed wetting is known as shayyamutra, i.e., passing of urine on the bed.