brend
11-09-2004, 05:55 AM
I was reading about a case history of a fibromyalgia sufferer last night and she said she had great success with "ayunvedic treatment". I have looked it up on the internet and there is lots of info on it.
I am trying to find out if any of you have used it and how successful was it. I am at a stage when I will try anything if I had a remote thought it might work.
Any info would be appreciated.
Brend
I am trying to find out if any of you have used it and how successful was it. I am at a stage when I will try anything if I had a remote thought it might work.
Any info would be appreciated.
Brend
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Copper
11-09-2004, 02:36 PM
Hi Brend,
Ayuerveda has been around for just about as long as there have been people in India. That's probably a pretty good recommendation that it works. The thing is, though, it's not a disease specific quick-fix, it is an all encompassing, long term process. It addresses not just the disease you are trying to heal, but rather, the physical core which created the environment for the disease to flourish. In short, it requires serious committment and lifestyle changes.
It works, the many millions of Indians are evidence of that. I have used it only in so far as "typing" my physical strength and weaknesses, and nutritional needs, which came out pretty accurately. I also don't feel like Ayurveda is something one "uses" on oneself, but under guidance of a practitioner.
JMHO :D
Ayuerveda has been around for just about as long as there have been people in India. That's probably a pretty good recommendation that it works. The thing is, though, it's not a disease specific quick-fix, it is an all encompassing, long term process. It addresses not just the disease you are trying to heal, but rather, the physical core which created the environment for the disease to flourish. In short, it requires serious committment and lifestyle changes.
It works, the many millions of Indians are evidence of that. I have used it only in so far as "typing" my physical strength and weaknesses, and nutritional needs, which came out pretty accurately. I also don't feel like Ayurveda is something one "uses" on oneself, but under guidance of a practitioner.
JMHO :D