Author Archives: Vaidya Jagjit Singh - Page 3
Parkinson’s Disease
Parkinson’s is a brain disease, in which the activities of various body parts are adversely affected. Significantly, neuron cells in the brain form a chemical substance called dopamine. When...
What does Heartburn feel like?
Heartburn (stomach irritation) is considered a common problem by acidity, which is corrected by adopting some home remedies. However, this condition has changed to a large extent and It...
Why am I Always Tired? Causes and Treatment
Tiredness is defined as having less energy than usual. It does not define any one particular disease but is a symptom of many different diseases and conditions. Most of...
How to Treat Hiccups through Ayurveda?
Once this looks funny, and then twice it is hilarious, and anything more than that is just annoying. We all once or twice in a month have hiccups but...
How to treat Leucoderma through Ayurveda?
What is Leucoderma? Leucoderma is also known as vitiligo or white leprosy. It is an autoimmune disorder in which the immune system of the body attacks the healthy...
How to Treat Fungal Infection through Ayurveda?
What is a Fungus? A fungus is a type of microorganism that can range from tiny, barely visible specks that float around in the air to large growths like...
What is Flu? Symptoms and Its Treatment
Flu is the result of a changing season, which can happen to any person. Usually, it resolves after some time, but for some people, it becomes a headache, due...
How to Treat Asthma Naturally?
What is Asthma? Asthma is a long-term problem in which the airways become narrow and swell and may produce extra mucus that can make it difficult to breathe....
Ayurvedic Treatment for Menopause
What is Menopause? Menopause is a natural biological process and it occurs when a woman hasn’t menstruated in twelve consecutive months and cannot become pregnant naturally. It usually between...
How to Treat Slipped Disc through Ayurveda?
What is a Slipped Disc? Our spinal column is made up of a series of vertebrae (bones) that are stacked onto each other. These vertebrae are covered by...
