Xenobiotics and Agni Theory: How Environmental Toxins Disrupt Digestive Fire
When I first encountered the concept of xenobiotics in toxicology training, I had already spent six years studying Ayurvedic pharmacology....
Ayurvedic articles on Agni
When I first encountered the concept of xenobiotics in toxicology training, I had already spent six years studying Ayurvedic pharmacology....
When I was nineteen, I ate one meal a day for eight months and called it discipline. I counted every...
There is a particular anxiety that hits every June in Kerala. Not fear of rain, exactly – anyone who grew...
Gastroparesis can make even a small meal feel uncomfortably heavy. A person may become full after a few bites, remain...
Between-meal eating is not automatically wrong in Ayurveda, but it is treated with caution because every bite asks agni to...
The digestive tract and the mind influence one another: anxiety can alter appetite and bowel habit, while persistent abdominal symptoms...
My grandmother kept a small granite mortar on the kitchen counter at all times. Every meal had a freshly ground...
Ama is one of Ayurveda’s most practical clinical concepts, yet it is often reduced to a vague idea of “toxins”...
The first patient I saw with myasthenia gravis was a 42-year-old schoolteacher whose presenting complaint was eyelids so heavy by...
In 2020, a team of researchers at a major Indian research institution published a paper in the Journal of Clinical...