India Herbs

Publication:  Ayurveda AHC
Author: Suyog Dandekar
Date: September 07, 2007
To achieve of our aims in life it is necessary that our body remains healthy. For this we need to know about food habits, environment, rest, sleep, exercise and vices. In the same way we also need to know how our basic prakruti is formed.  means from the […]

Publication: The Garden Island
Author: Pam Woolway
Date: September 06. 2007
In Ayurveda, organically grown whole foods prepared and eaten with a loving attitude are fundamentals of a meal. Traditionally, Ayurvedic cooking was also a vegetarian, Indian cuisine. However, the principles can be applied as easily to meat.
Incorporating Ayurvedic cooking into your life is said to restore your body to […]

Publication: American Chronicle
Author: Dr.John Anne
Date: July 26, 2007
Sex is the most essential part of any species to grow. This is the method by which one can reproduce his progeny. Even Mother Nature supports this gesture and this is the reason why opposite sex attract each other. This phenomenon can scientifically be explained as when man […]

Publication: ayurvedahc.com
Author: Dr.Savitha Suri
Date: July 25, 2007 
Massage has been used as a remedial measure from centuries. Massaging causes various physiological effects which comfort the tissues and body. Manually manipulating or kneading the soft tissues to relieve pain, discomfort, stress and to promote health and wellness is called as “Massage”. The techniques of massage to promote […]

Publication: ayurvedahc.com
Author: Raghvendra Dubey
Date: July 23, 2007
In India, Shatavari is considered the women’s equivalent to Ashwagandha. The name translates to “she who possesses 100 husbands”, referring to the herbs rejuvenative effect upon the female reproductive organs. This sweet and bitter herb best known as a female rejuvenative having effects on the female reproductive system
Shatavari helps […]