Ayurvedic articles on nervous system
Spanda Theory: Mapping Vata-Nerve Communication to Modern Neuroscience Spanda literally carries the sense of throbbing, pulsation, quivering, vibration, motion, or...
Electrohypersensitivity (EHS), also called idiopathic environmental intolerance attributed to electromagnetic fields (IEI-EMF), deserves two forms of honesty at the same...
I have a confession about my relationship with pranayama: for the first three years of my Ayurvedic training, I treated...
A soldier came to my clinic three years after returning from deployment. He had already worked with psychiatrists, used prescribed...
Extreme sports can produce a powerful but short-lived stress response. Studies of skydivers have documented rises in heart rate, epinephrine...
After military service, some veterans experience unwanted memories, nightmares, poor sleep, irritability, hypervigilance, exaggerated startle, emotional numbness, pain, or difficulty...
I once treated constant busyness as evidence of strength. Short nights, long workdays, skipped meals, and refusal to pause felt...
Tagara is often introduced as “Indian valerian,” but that simple label can create more certainty than the evidence allows. It...
Ayurveda does not describe the modern nervous system as a single anatomical system, and it is inaccurate to equate one...
He served two tours in Afghanistan and came home to a body that felt like it no longer belonged to...
