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Author has posted some messages on panhcgavya therapy in archives,

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The report on type of kidney diseases successfully treated by Dr

Virendra Jain, Indore, using Panchgavya therapy (Cow urine therapy),

which also includes renal failure cases available at

 

http://www.jainsspecialitycarecentre.com/kidney

 

The medicines are available with author but can not be exported.

 

The age, amount of kidney damage etc data would have been useful.

 

If you are located near Indore, Please see Dr. Virendra Jain.

 

Dr. Bhate

 

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I've been on Dialysis for a year now, and want to know anyone out

there

who is able to help or have any knowledge how to treat kidney failure

with ayurveda.

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Dear Member,

Kidney disease or severe decline in kidney function leads to excessive retention

of waste products in the body (a condition called " uremia " ), for which

heamodialysis or peritoneal dialysis is necessary. Kidney failure is a serious

disease, and all affected patients should be under the supervision and treatment

of an experienced and qualified Urologist. There is no established ayurvedic

cure. Nevertheless the Ayurvedic treatment, if taken regularly for prolonged

periods, may help to reduce the frequency of dialysis and improve kidney

function. However, the decision to reduce or stop dialysis should be taken by

the attending Urologist, and not by the patient.

 

Traditional Ayurvedic medicines which are useful in chronic renal failure are:

Gokshuradi Guggulu, Punarnava Guggulu,  Chandraprabha Vati, and Gomutra

preparations  such as Gomutra Haritaki.  Single herbal medicines useful in this

condition are: Aloe vera juice , Gokshur (Tribulus terrestris), Punarnava

(Boerhaavia diffusa),  Varun (Crataeva nurvala),  and Saariva (Hemidesmus

indicus).

 

To my clinical experience with few renal failure patients, multiple courses of

" Vasti "   both the " Anuvasan " and " Niruh " types, are recommended . The supervised

oral administration of  Nag Bhasma is fond effective in selected patient. It is

believed that this treatment modality acts upon the " Apana Vayu " which in turn

acts upon the kidneys and improves kidney function. The ayurvedic treatment is

always individualized as per condition of the patient.

 

 

Dr Mukesh D Jain MD

Panch Karma & Yoga Division,

Sanjivani Wellness Center Bhilai 490023 India

Visit us at  http://www.sanjivaniwellness.org

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I've been on Dialysis for a year now, and want to know anyone out

there

 

who is able to help or have any knowledge how to treat kidney failure

 

with ayurveda. It would be helpful to know if there are people out

 

there who have had ayurveda for kidney failure.

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Asking for medicines in kidney failure online can be a risky proposal. There are

many good preparations which can help the kidney to some extent, but if the

medicines are of substandard quality, they can also have toxic effects on

kidney.This can be a boom-rang. There may be tall claims from different quarters

claiming cures for kidney failure, but none of these claims have been validated

or have exhibited large-scale effectivity. Be vigilent and cautious before

actually starting any of the remedies.

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I've been on Dialysis for a year now, and want to know anyone out there who is

able to help or have any knowledge how to treat kidney failure with

ayurveda.........

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