Ayurvedic Concept For Four Disease Conditions

Author : Dr. Gurnam Saini

All diseases are said to fall into one of four categories: those that are easily healed, those that are difficult to heal, those that are controllable but cannot be healed, and those that cannot be healed. Each form of disease has specific features.

Easily Healed:

People able to receive all therapies, adults, self-controlled persons, not having the vital organs affected, having mild or few causes, or are currently in the initial stages of development

Other indications include no secondary complications or diseases; or the disease is different from the dosha, tissue, region, season and constitution.

Further signs include, favourable planetary influence, having a proper practitioner and therapy, or disease arising from only one dosha.
Other signs include diseases that manifest themselves in only one disease pathway (i.e., inner, outer, central), or those that have recently begun to develop.

Difficult but Able to be Healed:

Diseases requiring surgery, dual dosha illness, or tri-doshic illness

Controllable but Not Able to be healed:

Illness remaining throughout life, which has symptoms of easily healed description, is controllable through using appropriate foods, herbs, nutrition, and lifestyle regimens.

Unable to be Healed:

Symptoms that are the opposite of diseases that can be healed (described above), long lasting (and involving all seven ayurvedic tissues and important vital organs), causing anxiety, delusion and restlessness, showing fatal signs, and causing loss of sensory organs.

Gurnam Saini

Ayurvedic Consultant (Known as Ayurvedic doctor in India)

Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery from India

MD Alternative Medicine from India

Panchkarma Detox Expert

Member of AAA(Australian Association of Ayurveda)

www.PureHerbalAyurved.com.au

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Disclaimer: Any member of Pure Herbal Ayurved Clinic team including Gurnam Saini and Pooja Saini is not claiming to be a Medical Doctor and is not registered with Medical Board of Australia. If the word doctor is used anywhere in advertising or referencing members of Pure Herbal Ayurved clinic, it is suggestive of ayurvedic doctors recognised in India after achieving Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery qualification. Australia does not recognise this qualification as main stream medical profession. This qualification is recognised in Australia by vetassess governing body as naturopath.

If you suffering from a disease or symptom that has not been evaluated by a Medical Doctor, it is recommended that you receive a proper evaluation from your GP. You should never delay seeking medical advice, disregard medical advice, or discontinue medical treatment because of information on this website or consultation with our Ayurveda expert.

Information on the website is for information purpose only. It is not meant as a substitute for the advice of a medical doctor. You should not use the information available on or through the website for diagnosing or treating a medical condition.

Author Bio:

Dr. Gurnam Saini has over 15 years’ experience in Ayurvedic naturopathy treatments in Melbourne, Australia. He has completed his bachelor degree in Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery from Baba Farid University of Health Sciences, India. He has done MD in Alternative Medicine and certificate courses in Panchakarma Detox, Pulse diagnosis and skin care. In Australia he pursued post graduate degree in mental health from La Trobe University, Melbourne (Australia). He has worked as associated Nurse Unit Management in Eastern Healths, Melbourne for 9 years. He is also a member of the Australasian Association of Ayurveda (AAA). He has won awards for ground-breaking work in Ayurveda globally.Read More

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