Ayurvedic articles on safety
Nausadar (Navasadara, Ammonium Chloride) in Ayurvedic Formulas: Safety Evidence Review Nausadar, also written as Navasadara, Naushadar, Navasara or Navasadar, occupies...
Ancient Metal Processing Meets Modern Analytical Chemistry Rasa Shastra is the Ayurvedic pharmaceutical discipline that includes the processing and therapeutic...
I received more reader questions about Ashwagandha than any other herb in the past year, and the majority came from...
Ayurvedic herbs are not automatically safe merely because they are traditional or natural. A medicinal plant, concentrated extract, proprietary blend,...
Ayurveda includes simple home routines, food principles, classical herbal preparations, physician-directed procedures, and specialized pharmacy traditions. Problems arise when powerful...
Panchakarma is often presented as a “detox” or wellness retreat, but in classical Ayurveda it is not a casual spa...
Advice about herbs and hormonal contraception is often contradictory: some sources claim every “hormone-balancing” plant cancels the pill, while others...
Triphala is a classical Ayurvedic three-fruit formulation made from the dried fruit material of Amalaki (Phyllanthus emblica; synonym Emblica officinalis),...
A common consultation in an Ayurveda clinic begins with a patient asking whether a prescribed medicine can be replaced by...
I get asked about specific supplement brands more than almost any other topic. “Is this Ashwagandha good?” “Is this Triphala...
