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Giloy for rheumatoid patients
My mother has rheumatoid since the last five years and so.
Since the last month,she has been taking giloy juice but ever since then her rheumatoid pain has increased a lot. I dnt knw if it is coz of giloy but it has increased only since the last month,she was improving before.
Should it be continued?? Also if someone has IBS , should he tk giloy on empty stomach?please reply.
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vrihad Vat chintamani Ras 1 tablet twice a day
vatari awleh 10 gm twice a day
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Taking any ayurvediy medicine without proper ayurvediy way diagnosis mostly goes wrong
Finding out root cause and it correction by ayurvediy way medicine and diet lifestyle corrections is very important factor for improvement.
Self medicaction goes wrong most of time
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Better to stop giloy juice at present.
Any medicine which doesn't effective even for one month then it should stop unless it was prescribed by a doctor.
No self medication could cure the RA.
Only a doctor could assess the condition of the disease.
As RA is a spectrum of diseases, no one can self assess with an online channel reference.
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the first thing to do is to stick on to a strict veggie diet without egg too. no too spicy, no too salty and no too sour taste foods.
no snacks, fryems, sweet dish like peda etc.
instead in between she may take vegetables salads.
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the above diet is inevitable if she has a familial History of RA
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Guduchi we are using as rasayan dravya.. its acts as immunomodulator in auto immune disorders like rheumatoid arthritis.
U can continue that along with other ayurvedic medicine also. Mostly in your case for pain relief we must have to add other ayurveda medicine for better recovery along with guduchi.
In case of ibs disorder one should use bilwa as rasayan drug.
One should use bilwavlehyam instead of guduchi . It shows excellent results.
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for RA treatment
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In ayurveda they had given seperate rasayan dravya for seperate disease. depending on constitution of individuals.
so follow that only.
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Dr. Shiv Kumar Sharma
Ayurveda
38 yrs exp
Jaipur
Hello Ma'am don't worry,Now Avoid Giloy juice and take Decoction of Mulethi, Harshringar, Dashmool at morning only, Apply Rumasyl oil Zandu gently, Take sprouted Maithi at morning
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Madhur Tikta Kashaya ras dominant simple food coconut water pomegranate juice, Walnuts almonds pistachio Draksha anjeer Sprouted seeds Avoid sour curd Kadi red chilli tea coffee cold drinks alcohol eggs nonveg smoking tobaco etc if so
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