Multiple problems - Please help - UPDATE

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Namaste Dr.Bhate,

 

I've been following your advice ( Soaked raisins in the morning,

Sweetened cardamom milk before bed, walking on wet grass in the morning

, sleeping in a dark room and Sheetali pranayam whenever possible)

 

Things have been improving.

 

1) Headaches and seeing spots are slightly reduced. I still am very

sensitive to bright lights and cannot withstand loud music/noise.

 

2) Hair loss is not as severe as it use to be ( Also I've started to

apply coconut oil before going to bed and washing it with herbal shampoo

in the morning)

 

3)The thickness of small red boils on my right cheek are are reduced.

However its still itchy and gets worse after shaving.

 

You had suggested liver detox but ruled it out because I don't have a

Vaidya in my area.

 

Do you recommend Himalaya herbal's over-the-counter liver detox

medicine?

 

I get nausea when I drink Heem of coriander/fennel/cumin . Is there any

other substitute for this ?

 

Thanks,

 

Regards,

 

Pradeep

 

 

ayurveda , " Shirish Bhate "

<shirishbhate wrote:

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> While author requests other experts of this group (e.g. Guru, Vinod)

to

> answer your yoga questions, he wishes to say that this angle has

> been considered by this author in the earlier post...Pranayama!

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ayurveda , " pradeepjr2002 "

<pradeepjr2002 wrote:

> Things have been improving.

 

Thanks for posting the feedback. Continue the protocol till 15th

Novemeber.

 

> You had suggested liver detox but ruled it out because I don't

have a Vaidya in my area.

> Do you recommend Himalaya herbal's over-the-counter liver detox

> medicine?

 

On a very low scale, liver detoxification is already in action.

Author does not recommend liver detox without supervision. BUt if you

wish, you can take Bhringaraj herb as recommended in earlier postings

by this author:

http://health.ayurveda/message/3769

 

may help you to a good extent.

 

 

>

> I get nausea when I drink Heem of coriander/fennel/cumin . Is there

any

> other substitute for this ?

 

If you start some bhringraj preparation as suggested in this post,

you may drop this heem. To reduce the nausea, you may add a tsp of

honey to heem and check. IF nausea disappears, continue the heem

only. YOu may combaine the heem with bhringaraj, but check that you

are not over enthusiastic. cough, cold, excess mucous, heaviness in

the body, lethargy are to be watched, if they show up, reduce the

herbs, heem etc for a few days. Often this is nothing but herxheimer

reaction or more commonly known term being healing crisis. This is

true for all healing science. Body starts cleansing itself. What is

eliminated by body tells you whether body is taking care of

infections, microbes, viruses. Coriander is a powerful detoxifier by

itself, and its fresh juice has helped few autistic children as well.

Cumin is also ama burner. hence expect some healing crisis soon. if

that heppens, it is a good sign. reduce the dosage in that case.

Resume again as soon as crisis softens.

 

Appearance of nausea suggests that there is some neurotoxin in your

system, requiring elimination. No need to worry, heem will remove it,

albeit slowly.