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Yes it does.
You are not dependent on a synthetic pill for the rest of your life, quality of life is enhanced and TSH values can be brought within limits without resorting to synthetic thyroid pills.
It is a scoring mechanism to understand how far thyroid dysfunction has affected functioning of your gut, brain, liver, overall metabolism, reproductive health and nervous system.
Yes, you can.
Yes, all thyroid dysfunctions – hypothyroidism, hyperthyroidism, Grave’s disease and Hashimoto’s thyroiditis can be reversed. Please note that the time taken for the reversal largely depends on the chronicity of the disease. Patience and consistency in following the advice prescribed helps.
Yes, as Ayurvedic medicines play a crucial role in the reversal of thyroid dysfunction. But it is prescribed only if the patient’s condition demands it.
Patients are prescribed Ayurvedic medication, a prakriti-specific diet and a circadian rhythm reset.
It can take anywhere between 3 months and 1 year, depending on chronicity.
No. Not if your health permits.
The PMS score indicator helps to understand the extent to which your reproductive health has been affected.
No, it can be treated with Ayurvedic medicine, a prescribed diet and lifestyle modifications.
PMS is not normal, it is the primary indicator of uterine dysfunction (dysregulated apana vata). Correcting the imbalance prevents further progression of the condition to PCOS, endometriosis, fibroids, DUB and infertility.
It is a much more severe form of PMS where the physical and mental planes are affected. They can be quite effectively managed with Ayurvedic treatment. Symptoms of PMDD appear 2 weeks before menstruation. They can be so severe that women have trouble functioning at home, work and in relationships during this time.
A 28-day cycle without pain, discomfort, clots, not lasting more than 3-5 days.
Weight gain, heavy irregular bleeding, uterine perforation, frequent infection, increased menstrual cramps, other hormonal dysfunctions such as thyroid dysfunction etc.
The gut-brain axis is a communication network between the gut and the brain, influenced by nerves, neurotransmitters, gut microbes and inflammation.
Impaired gut functioning (acidity, constipation, bloating, diarrhoea, indigestion) leads to inflammation, resulting in skin diseases.
Yes, the foods that are not suitable to your body type lead to inflammation and thereby, acne.
Yes, if the bowel is not evacuated daily, it leads to the accumulation of toxins in the body.
Yes, if you are prone to acidity and bloating, it affects rasadhatu (plasma), leading to anxiety, overthinking, palpitation and insomnia.
Yes, chronic skin conditions like psoriasis, eczema, abscess can be effectively treated by cleansing, gut reboot and cellular regeneration.
Yes, by correcting the gut and introducing the right foods for one’s body type, cystic acne can be treated effectively.