YSR Health And Care

With our expert team, we are engaged in providing Diseases treatment Services. We analyze the historical background of the disease and try to overcome it effectively. Our team has gained expertise in treating diseases and they follow sequential procedure to relief our clients. Our disease treatment expertise encompasses Mental Allergy problems.

Anemia treatment and management can be effectively accomplished along the holistic approach of Ayurvedic medicine. Ayurvedic management is not limited to herbal remedies for correcting Anemic condition.

Rather, it adopts a complete program after analyzing factors such as clinical features and pathogenesis. Diet, lifestyle, Ayurvedic Panchakarma purification, herbs and herbal remedies are the mainstay in Ayurveda.

In Ayurveda, the lungs and the stomach are important sites of kapha dosha, the force in the body which is governed by the elements of water and earth. Most disorders of the respiratory system are a result of imbalanced kapha dosha. Mucus or phlegm is produced in the stomach and accumulates in the lungs. It can then be distributed to other sites in the respiratory tract manifesting as imbalances.

Although accumulation of mucus does not inherently mean that a respiratory imbalance will develop, it is indicative of low agni, or digestive fire. Low agni is among the common causes of respiratory imbalances and very often, the treatment protocol involves enkindling the digestive fire so that digestion can operate more optimally.














Other causes of lung imbalances include:

    Improper diet
    Polluted air
    Seasonal changes
    Poor posture
    Lack of exercise
    Excessive grief and attachment

Although there can be an imbalance of the other doshas, vata and pitta, resulting in more asthmatic (vata) and infectious (pitta) conditions, people with excess kapha and kapha predominate constitutions are generally more susceptible to imbalances involving excess mucus.

Common  manifestations are:

    Colds and flu
    Congestion
    Bronchitis
    Pneumonia
    Swollen glands or lymphatic congestion
    Sore Throat

Ayurveda offers ways to bring an increased dosha back into balance through diet, lifestyle and herbal supplements.

According to Ayurveda, the heart is one of the three main marmas (vital organs). There are many types of srotas (channels) responsible for the circulation of various materials like dhatus (tissues), energy, wastes and prana (life air). Prana vaha srotas, which are responsible for the flow of pranain the body, are the main srotas. The heart is the root of prana vaha srotas. All the main blood vessels originate from the heart. The heart is also the seat of the consciousness or soul. It is also related to ojas (vital fluid), which sustains the consciousness or soul and keeps the person alive. Modern science too emphasizes the importance of the heart. The heart is the basis of life and we should take proper care of it. The heart is the seat of emotions like love. So, to establish love, harmony and peace, it is important that one has a healthy heart.

70% to 80% of the liver cells can be damaged without showing clear external symptoms. It's contributed from consumption of alcohol,  smoke, toxic synthetic chemicals from everyday cosmetic, personal and household products, bad food, drinking bad quality water, sugared or carbonated drinks, and food items containing pesticides, colouring, preservatives and artificial flavoring.

Your skin color is determined by pigments called melanin that are produced by specialized cells (melanocytes) of the skin. There are more than 150 genes that affect skin color either directly or indirectly. So there is really nothing much you can do about the natural pigmentation of your skin.

Ayurveda, the holistic science of India, places a lot of emphasis of the care of the digestive system. Ayurvedic concepts particularly focus on the significance of healthy digestive system with regard to the overall balanced functioning and healthiness of the human body and mind. Healthy digestion ensures that the nutrients taken in through food are able to produce healthy tissues (Saptha Dhathus). When digestion is weak, the tissues of your body - including muscle, blood, bone and nerves - become weak and susceptible to disease.

According to Ayurveda, Crohn's disease can be compared to 'Grahani' disease. Grahani in Ayurveda, is actually an anatomical term to describe small intestines (specifically Ileum and jejunam). Any vitiation or inflammation to this particular part by imbalanced Doshas (Vata, Pitta, Kapha) can cause a wide variety of symptom similar to that of Crohn's disease, anywhere across the digestive system. Degree and nature of symptoms may vary as per the doshic involvement.

As per Ayurveda, primary causes of Grahani disease are Mandagi (poor appetite and poor digestion), irregular, improper, irrelevant or incompatible diet habits and junk food. Non-following of the healthy diet habits (Pathya) in certain digestive disorders, especially the conditions of post diarrhea and irritable bowels, are also one of the causes of this disease.






















we offer very effective treatment for Crohn's disease based on the classical principle of Ayurveda and our research. Treatment involves internal medicines, strict diet regime and life style modifications. In more severe and chronic cases, Panchakarma therapy is preferred along with these.

Usually results are very good with Ayurvedic line of treatment. Early cases tend to respond quickly than chronic. If patient can stick to all the guidelines as advised, even complete cure can also be achieved.

The thyroid gland is situated in the front of the neck and produces a hormone thyroxine which plays a very important role in regulating the general metabolism of the body. When it is defective, the conditions known as myxoedema (in adults) and cretinism (in children) result. An excess of its secretion is associated with a condition known as exophthalmic goitre or thyrotoxicosis or Grave's disease.















Hyperthyroidism or thyrotoxicosis:

in which the gland secretes excess of hormones. This condition is more common in women than in men whose age ranges from 30 to 50 years. Thyrotoxit individuals become tremulous, irritable, anxious and even hysterical. Because the metabolism is raised, they experience rapid heart rate and palpitation, rapid shallow respiration. Frequent bowel motions and diarrhoea, Flushing, heat intolerance, sweating, menstrual disturbance and sometimes bulging of the eyes. Such people suffer the paradoxical situation in which they feel fatigue and lack of energy and yet are compelled to move about, talk and do things. They are constantly fidgeting and the slightest remark may set off an inappropriately angry response.
Hypothyroidism :

here the thyroid is underactive, producing too little thyroid hormone. This condition is far more common than hyperthyrodism and can be caused by iodine deficiency or thyroid failure brought on by pituitary dysfunction, inflammation, and scarring. By far the majority of cases are mild or borderline, unrecognized by the medical establishment. Yet these mild cases can be the cause of vague, but persistent, disorders such as fatigue, depression, loss of vitality, and overall hormonal imbalance. More severe problems from hypothyroid are the result of failure to develop properly, such as cretinism and juvenile myxodema. Long term hypothyroidism, such as adult myxodema, which is characterized by swelling of skin and subcutaneous tissues; dry, cold and slightly yellow skin, puffy face, loss of eyebrows, anginal pain, bradycardia, anorexia, constipation, and anemia.