Ayurveda in Sankrit means “Veda of Ayus” or knowledge of life. In recent years this 3000 year old medical system has gained universal acclaim for its curative powers and the ability to maintain physical, mental and spiritual health with out the burdens of toxicity and side effects.
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Modern man has turned his back on nature. The hustle and bustle, characteristic of this artificial life have enhanced his stress and strain. The Inability to cop up with such a situation has made life agonizingly miserable and has brought new forms and mental ailments.
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The Chembakassery Raja could not sleep. The eyes were about to burst! Physicians came and went. The Raja was mad with pain. Finally came Avira Chacko Muttathupadam. Medicines were prepared with meticulous care. Two tiny balls of the prepration were thrown into the eyes...
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Ayurveda in Sankrit means “Veda of Ayus” or knowledge of life. In recent years this 3000 year old medical system has gained universal acclaim for its curative powers and the ability to maintain physical, mental and spiritual health with out the burdens of toxicity and side effects.
The traditional science of Ayurveda has been handed down through centuries by ancient physicians who practised and preached the “Pancha bhutha” and “Thridosha” theories of Ayurveda. According to Ayurveda, good health is the harmonious coexistance of three elements - body, mind & soul. Life based on Ayurvedic principles will resist diseases, arrest premature aging and retain youthfulness.
Unlike the modern systems of medicine, Ayurveda treats the individual
and not the symptoms of disease. Perfected over centuries, it is
purly natural and is absolutely free of side effects.
The Chembakassery Raja could not sleep. The eyes were about to burst! Physicians came and went. The Raja was mad with pain. Finally came Avira Chacko Muttathupadam. Medicines were prepared with meticulous care. Two tiny balls of the prepration were thrown into the eyes from a distance. The Raja withered in pain. He roared,“Cut his head off'”. But the result of the medicine was quick. The eye balls sank back into their sockets and everything was normal in minutes. The Raja was immensely pleased. He made Avira Chacko the Palace Physician. That was the birth of a long tradition of Palace Physicianship which lasted for almost 4 centuries. It was a lineage of eminent luminaries of Physicians. (Lately St. Alphonsa, the first saint of India was budded off from the branch) Many were honoured with “Pattum Valayum”, by the Rajas of Travancore, Poonjar and Cochin. Some of them were Palace Physicians of Cochin also with special Privilages.
The Tradition of preeminence of Ayurvedic Physicians still follows in Muttathupadam family. Kunjacko Vaidyan shifted to Andumaly and left a trail of very famous Physicians. The culmination stands out as the Ayurveda Hospital functioning in the Andumaly Chackochen Memorial Building in Panampalam near Kottayam medical college.
Modern man has turned his back on nature. The hustle and bustle, characteristic of this artificial life have enhanced his stress and strain. The Inability to cop up with such a situation has made life agonizingly miserable and has brought new forms and mental ailments. Modern medicine, though a life saver, has failed to give a holistic well being. That is were the importance and significance of ayurveda comes in. It is a going back to nature by man of which he is a part.
Ayurveda in Sanskrit means “Veda of Ayus” - the Knowledge of life. In resent years this 3000 year old medical system has gained universal acclaim both for its curative powers and ability to maintain physical, mental and spiritual health without the burdens of toxicity and side effects. Unlike the modern systems of medicines ayurveda treats the individual and not the symptoms of the disease. Perfected over centuries it is purely natural and is absolutely free of undesirable eventualities.
The Trinity ayurveda hospital has been visualised as an attempt to respond to this demanding situation.
Mother Hood is nature’s gift to the women.inorder to attain that goal her body and mind should be prepared. A mother’s body undergoes many changes during pregnancy as well as delivery. She needs to heal and recover from pregnancy and childbirth. In addition to rest, all mother’s need to maintain a healthy diet and life style for healing and recovery during the confinement period.
In North, Eastern states, confinement is not practiced rigorously and is much shorter. But in some parts of South India especially in Kerala ladies used to stay indoors for up to 90 days.
What usually happens during confinement time?
Mothers are given a full body massage with medicated oil (Vethu kully) once a day during their confinement period. This will be very soothing to the tired body and will help with your blood circulation. This also brings back to perfect shape besides helping to strengthen the sagging abdominal and weak muscles.
According to Ayurveda the process of child birth is caused due to” Vata” activity
” Vata” will be immensely increased soon after delivery. The digestion power, hygeine and immunity will also be very low in the mother. Hence special care to balance” Vata” and to strengthen the mother is very necessary. For this Ayurveda advices the mother to take specific medication internally also during their confinement period.
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