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What is the Ayurvedic Approach to Wellness?
by Dr Sarah Brewer, yourwellness Editor


Ayurveda is an ancient, Indian system of medicine that literally means “knowledge of life”. It is one of the oldest forms of holistic medicine dating back over 5000 years and is currently followed by over a billion people throughout the world, making it more popular than the orthodox, Western system of medicine.
Spice drug fights stroke damage
by Contributor, BBC News


A drug derived from the curry spice turmeric may be able to help the body repair some of the damage caused in the immediate aftermath of a stroke.
What is the Ayurvedic approach to Wellness?
by Dr Arjita Kumari, Yourwellness writer


How does Ayurveda fit into the definition of wellness and how do Ayurvedic practitioners approach wellness?
Ayurvedic Treatment of Depression
by Anjita Banerjee, Contributor


Studies have found out that ayurveda is a gentle, natural, and effective means of attending to depression without the side effects that most strong medicines are likely to produce.
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