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There is unique system of medicine which encourages the health consumer to be an active participant in their own healing, the practitioner promotes the consumer to participate in and maintain healthy lifestyle regimes. Much of the healing work needs to be done by the consumer, at home, on their own dietary changes. This system which is also known as Ayurveda; aims to teach its followers how to maintain harmony and balance between mind and body. A non-invasive technique - A balanced diet, herbal remedies, gentle exercise and physical therapies are the different methods with which Ayurveda aims to achieve healthy living. It is based on the body's innate healing ability, and is thought to be the first healing system in the world that is based on natural principles rather than on superstition or magic. Allopathic techniques are based on the concept of sudden and instantaneous relief, so often the patient get rid of his problem for a short period, but the origin of disease is not eliminated, finally there comes the probability in future for that origin to be worse. Allopathic techniques uses antigen that introduces a chemical, heaving opposite effect of what the body is producing. So there is always a risk with the power and supplied quantity of the drug. On the other hand, medicare based on natural and herbal techniques and supplements, does not believe in antidotes and antigens, very rarely those techniques are used, aim is not to suppress the system of body, but to go to the origin and cure the basic disturbing element. In such treatments there are very low chances of side effect and the benefit of the body is forever. It gives you a complete health treatment, which works on the complete body system so it makes you feel better in your entire body. Still in practice in sub-content, these herbs are vastly available in market for those who have the knowledge to use the oldest of the health care system for themselves an others. Taken: Near Sarafa / Urdu Bazar, Inner City - Rawalpindi, Pakistan

By: !shtiaQ Ahmed Copyright © All Rights Reserved

Taken: December 12, 2009
Uploaded: December 12, 2009

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