Methi dana or Fenugreek used in fresh for to reduce blood sugar, High cholesterol level and even lung congestion.
Sunday, August 12, 2012
Tuesday, May 8, 2012
constipation
Constipation: Treat constipation with leaves of sana,sonth(dry Ginger),fennel and sendha namak each 10gm make powder
and take 5gm powder with luke warm water at night.
and take 5gm powder with luke warm water at night.
Saturday, May 5, 2012
Leucorrhea
Leucorrhea: White discharge in women.
Treatment: Majoon Suparipak 4gm with 1 glass of milk in morning/ daily
cap.Leucorral 2cap BD
safoof sailan 1tsf with milk/daily
Treatment: Majoon Suparipak 4gm with 1 glass of milk in morning/ daily
cap.Leucorral 2cap BD
safoof sailan 1tsf with milk/daily
Monday, April 30, 2012
Saturday, April 14, 2012
Unani Cure Premature Ejaculation in men
Herb : Withnia Somnifera 100 mg everyday for 5-6 months.
You cant get overnight results. It requires time but will surely cure.
How not to mismanage constipation
Source: http://herbsforever.org/2012/04/mismanage-constipation/
Good and health digestion consist of two vital factors: appropriate assimilation of the dietary nutrients and regular elimination of the waste product from the body. Transportation of stool in the body again takes place in two phases — forward motions activity of the colon and expulsion of feces from the rectum. Constipation in caused when any of these aspects is interfered with, resulting in the failure of eliminating stools regularly and satisfactorily.
1. Ayurveda advises everybody to get up at dawn and first of all drink a glass of water which is kept overnight in a copper vessel.
2. All able-bodies persons should go out for at least 30 minutes of walk everyday,
3. One cup OATS every morning for breakfast.
4. The consumption of bulk and roughage-producing food which is at the same time easily digestible is the first dietary improvement a patient of constipation should adopt.
Wholegrain ‘atta’, leafly vegetables, unpolished lentils and moderate use of lubricants like milk and butter facilitate proper formation and passing out of the stools. Kitchen spices should be used in a balanced way so that these should only help proper digestion and not cause acidity.
5. Atleast two - three liters of water in a day.
Heavy and fried food items like those made of ‘maida’ such as bread and ‘naan’ and junk and fast food are slow to digest. Similarly, fruits like apple, pomegranate and unripe banana and grains like polished rice also cause constipation to a majority of patients.
6. Dinner atleast two hours before sleep time.
#Constipation #Ayurveda
Thursday, April 12, 2012
Cholesterol FACTS
For some people the liver produces more cholesterol than the intestines can absorb.only medicine can help here.think garlic. Even very thin people like me have HIGH cholesterol. So its not safe even if you are thin.Check lipid profile regularly.Very young people of the age 20 years have cholesterol. So be careful even if you are young
Home Remedies for Asthma
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Unnab, gulbanapsha, Gaujaban and Khubbaji herbs soak in water
overnight and prepare a thick syrup. Drink it to relieve asthma, cough, cold,
phlegm etc. Clean the pipal leaves lying on the floor and dry them, burn them
in fire and prepare bhasma. Save it and take half spoon with honey twice
daily to cure asthma. Follow this remedy up to one month in oder to cure asthma
completely.
Sunday, April 8, 2012
Rheumatic Arithritis
Rheumatic Arithritis: cure by using following unani herbal medicine in powder from,
Asgand 1gm
Suranjan 1gm
Khulanjan 1gm
use 5gm powder daily after breakfast.
Asgand 1gm
Suranjan 1gm
Khulanjan 1gm
use 5gm powder daily after breakfast.
Chillies
Chillies:Fight muscle pain.Lal mirch or red pepper the spicy cayenne pepper has multiple health benefits. Because of its purgency it relieves congestion during cold, boots your metabolism and helps relieves muscular pain.
Friday, April 6, 2012
garlic
Garlic:cut down cholesterol ,Lasun or garlic gets its strong odour from Alicin,a sulphur by product responsible for many of garlic healing properties.Taken daily garlic is believed to reduce heart disease risk by cutting down cholesterol levels, thinning the blood and acting as an anti-oxidant.
Thursday, April 5, 2012
MICROJOB SITES MAKING MONEY ONLINE BY DOING SMALL JOBS
Read more....http://www.tribuneindia.com/2012/20120404/jobs.htm#13
Making money online
Get into the GIG league
Abhishek Joshi
Are you looking for ways to supplement your current income?
Have you been feeling that earning money online could be your thing, but don't know how to go about it?
Have you been sitting on the fence letting apprehensions like Internet fraud grow on you?
Would you love to market your skills online in the global marketplace?
Or are you looking for a fun way to earn some extra dough in your spare time?
If your answer to any of the above questions is "yes", then numerous microjob sites giving you an opportunity to do "gigs" at fixed prices could be just what you've been looking for.
What is it all about?
Simply put, there are websites where people share things they are willing to do for a fixed price tag that could range from $2 to $50 or even more. People list gigs ranging from writing articles, designing website headers, setting up a website and writing a resume to making someone laugh, drawing a caricature or giving expert advice.
How does it work?
You create a gig for a small service you are willing to offer; you share the gig with the world. Every time your gig is ordered and after you successfully complete an order, depending on the website's terms and conditions and after they deduct their cut from the amount the buyer has paid, you could withdraw your earnings through an online payment processor like Paypal (You could sign up for a free Paypal account at Paypal.com).
What gigs can you offer?
Your gig could be in line with your professional expertise or hobby. Or anything else that is worthwhile. Check out other people's gigs for ideas.
You might like to come up with gigs that give you a good return on your time and/or money investment.
And do bear in mind that your gig could be your gateway to a long haul, to getting your gig featured prominently on the website. Make sure you complete your gig within the timeline you've set. Add to it a dash of quality work, and you could soon be having a steady stream of positive feedback for your work which shows up in the testimonials accompanying your gig.
In fact, many sellers make it a point to go the extra mile to attend to their customers' additional requests and avoid negative feedback. After all, avoiding the negatives is as important as getting the positives.
Promoting your gig
Let's face it — The micro jobs websites make for a huge marketplace. To make it worth your while, you've got to make your gig stand out. Which "tags" or keywords to use while creating your gig? For a cue, you could have a look at the existing popular gigs in your niche.
When you create your gig, you could add to the gig's description a link pointing to your personal blog. The blog could, in turn, be having your work samples. And you could take advantage of social networking websites, video-sharing websites like YouTube and online forums pertaining to your niche (Clueless? Think google) which allow you to put in a link you wish to promote, in your signature, to get the word out about your gig.
Building on it
Once you've set the ball rolling, sky's the limit. Even if the gig doesn't draw a good response, build on the lessons you learn along the way and you'll find yourself going from strength to strength. Who knows, you might hit upon a goldmine of ideas for gigs, or a big project from a client impressed with your service.
What is a gig?
A gig is a job, especially a temporary one.
On microjob sites, gigs are small tasks that people can do for a fee. These tasks could relate to writing, social networking, search engine optimisation or even programming.
Gigs on microjob sites straddle a range of non-specialised jobs like data entry work
MICROJOB SITES MAKING MONEY ONLINE BY DOING SMALL JOBS
Read more....http://www.tribuneindia.com/2012/20120404/jobs.htm#13
Making money online
Get into the GIG league
Abhishek Joshi
Are you looking for ways to supplement your current income?
Have you been feeling that earning money online could be your thing, but don't know how to go about it?
Have you been sitting on the fence letting apprehensions like Internet fraud grow on you?
Would you love to market your skills online in the global marketplace?
Or are you looking for a fun way to earn some extra dough in your spare time?
If your answer to any of the above questions is "yes", then numerous microjob sites giving you an opportunity to do "gigs" at fixed prices could be just what you've been looking for.
What is it all about?
Simply put, there are websites where people share things they are willing to do for a fixed price tag that could range from $2 to $50 or even more. People list gigs ranging from writing articles, designing website headers, setting up a website and writing a resume to making someone laugh, drawing a caricature or giving expert advice.
How does it work?
You create a gig for a small service you are willing to offer; you share the gig with the world. Every time your gig is ordered and after you successfully complete an order, depending on the website's terms and conditions and after they deduct their cut from the amount the buyer has paid, you could withdraw your earnings through an online payment processor like Paypal (You could sign up for a free Paypal account at Paypal.com).
What gigs can you offer?
Your gig could be in line with your professional expertise or hobby. Or anything else that is worthwhile. Check out other people's gigs for ideas.
You might like to come up with gigs that give you a good return on your time and/or money investment.
And do bear in mind that your gig could be your gateway to a long haul, to getting your gig featured prominently on the website. Make sure you complete your gig within the timeline you've set. Add to it a dash of quality work, and you could soon be having a steady stream of positive feedback for your work which shows up in the testimonials accompanying your gig.
In fact, many sellers make it a point to go the extra mile to attend to their customers' additional requests and avoid negative feedback. After all, avoiding the negatives is as important as getting the positives.
Promoting your gig
Let's face it — The micro jobs websites make for a huge marketplace. To make it worth your while, you've got to make your gig stand out. Which "tags" or keywords to use while creating your gig? For a cue, you could have a look at the existing popular gigs in your niche.
When you create your gig, you could add to the gig's description a link pointing to your personal blog. The blog could, in turn, be having your work samples. And you could take advantage of social networking websites, video-sharing websites like YouTube and online forums pertaining to your niche (Clueless? Think google) which allow you to put in a link you wish to promote, in your signature, to get the word out about your gig.
Building on it
Once you've set the ball rolling, sky's the limit. Even if the gig doesn't draw a good response, build on the lessons you learn along the way and you'll find yourself going from strength to strength. Who knows, you might hit upon a goldmine of ideas for gigs, or a big project from a client impressed with your service.
What is a gig?
A gig is a job, especially a temporary one.
On microjob sites, gigs are small tasks that people can do for a fee. These tasks could relate to writing, social networking, search engine optimisation or even programming.
Gigs on microjob sites straddle a range of non-specialised jobs like data entry work
MICROJOB SITES MAKING MONEY ONLINE BY DOING SMALL JOBS
Read more....http://www.tribuneindia.com/2012/20120404/jobs.htm#13
Making money online
Get into the GIG league
Abhishek Joshi
Are you looking for ways to supplement your current income?
Have you been feeling that earning money online could be your thing, but don't know how to go about it?
Have you been sitting on the fence letting apprehensions like Internet fraud grow on you?
Would you love to market your skills online in the global marketplace?
Or are you looking for a fun way to earn some extra dough in your spare time?
If your answer to any of the above questions is "yes", then numerous microjob sites giving you an opportunity to do "gigs" at fixed prices could be just what you've been looking for.
What is it all about?
Simply put, there are websites where people share things they are willing to do for a fixed price tag that could range from $2 to $50 or even more. People list gigs ranging from writing articles, designing website headers, setting up a website and writing a resume to making someone laugh, drawing a caricature or giving expert advice.
How does it work?
You create a gig for a small service you are willing to offer; you share the gig with the world. Every time your gig is ordered and after you successfully complete an order, depending on the website's terms and conditions and after they deduct their cut from the amount the buyer has paid, you could withdraw your earnings through an online payment processor like Paypal (You could sign up for a free Paypal account at Paypal.com).
What gigs can you offer?
Your gig could be in line with your professional expertise or hobby. Or anything else that is worthwhile. Check out other people's gigs for ideas.
You might like to come up with gigs that give you a good return on your time and/or money investment.
And do bear in mind that your gig could be your gateway to a long haul, to getting your gig featured prominently on the website. Make sure you complete your gig within the timeline you've set. Add to it a dash of quality work, and you could soon be having a steady stream of positive feedback for your work which shows up in the testimonials accompanying your gig.
In fact, many sellers make it a point to go the extra mile to attend to their customers' additional requests and avoid negative feedback. After all, avoiding the negatives is as important as getting the positives.
Promoting your gig
Let's face it — The micro jobs websites make for a huge marketplace. To make it worth your while, you've got to make your gig stand out. Which "tags" or keywords to use while creating your gig? For a cue, you could have a look at the existing popular gigs in your niche.
When you create your gig, you could add to the gig's description a link pointing to your personal blog. The blog could, in turn, be having your work samples. And you could take advantage of social networking websites, video-sharing websites like YouTube and online forums pertaining to your niche (Clueless? Think google) which allow you to put in a link you wish to promote, in your signature, to get the word out about your gig.
Building on it
Once you've set the ball rolling, sky's the limit. Even if the gig doesn't draw a good response, build on the lessons you learn along the way and you'll find yourself going from strength to strength. Who knows, you might hit upon a goldmine of ideas for gigs, or a big project from a client impressed with your service.
What is a gig?
A gig is a job, especially a temporary one.
On microjob sites, gigs are small tasks that people can do for a fee. These tasks could relate to writing, social networking, search engine optimisation or even programming.
Gigs on microjob sites straddle a range of non-specialised jobs like data entry work
Wednesday, April 4, 2012
cumin
Cumin:
Packs a health punch.Zeera or cumin seeds is a very good source of Iron.Zeera not only tastes good but helps in the digestion of food .Since time immemorial it has been used in the cooling(Zeera pani)
Packs a health punch.Zeera or cumin seeds is a very good source of Iron.Zeera not only tastes good but helps in the digestion of food .Since time immemorial it has been used in the cooling(Zeera pani)
Tuesday, April 3, 2012
Hair Loss
Hair loss or baldness is a condition wherein there is an absence of hair growth from where it is typically develops, especially on the head. It can be either temporary or permanent. There are several types of hair loss incidence, from the male progressive thinning pattern to the male and female pattern alopecia.
The average hair growth rate is about 1.2 cm per month. While females between 15-30 years of age experiences faster hair growth.
Symptoms
Hair fall, gradual appearance of bald patches and receding hairline are the most apparent symptom of hair loss.
Causes
Primary factor for hair loss is malnutrition. Vitamin B6 and folic acid deficiency often leads to total hair loss. It is better to take vitamin supplements to counteract this condition.
Other causes to take note of are anxiousness, heredity and sudden distress; prolonged exposure to illnesses such as anemia, common cold, influenza, syphilis and typhoid; and damaged hair roots due to accumulation of dirt on the hair pores.
Home Remedies
Scalp care: Wash hair with cold water then rub your scalp vigorously until it becomes warm. It activates the sebaceous glands and promotes blood circulation in the affected area.
Amla oil:
Boil dry pieces of amla in coconut oil and apply on the hair to promote hair growth. You can also mix equal parts of fresh amla and lime juice for shampoo substitute. It will prevent hair loss and stimulate hair growth.
Lettuce:
Mix lettuce and spinach juice. Take at least ½ liter a day to promote hair growth.
Amaranth:
Make a juice extract out of amaranth leaves. Apply on the hair and scalp to make it smooth and stimulate hair growth.
Alfalfa:
Mix equal parts of alfalfa, carrot, and lettuce juice. Take it daily to promote hair grown. Use fresh alfalfa leaves when preparing the juice.
Margosa:
Wash hair using a decoction out of margosa (neem) leaves to treat hair fall and hair loss. It will get rid of parasitical infestation, enhance hair color while promoting hair growth.
Diets
Healthy hair primarily depends on the body nutrients.
The average hair growth rate is about 1.2 cm per month. While females between 15-30 years of age experiences faster hair growth.
Symptoms
Hair fall, gradual appearance of bald patches and receding hairline are the most apparent symptom of hair loss.
Causes
Primary factor for hair loss is malnutrition. Vitamin B6 and folic acid deficiency often leads to total hair loss. It is better to take vitamin supplements to counteract this condition.
Other causes to take note of are anxiousness, heredity and sudden distress; prolonged exposure to illnesses such as anemia, common cold, influenza, syphilis and typhoid; and damaged hair roots due to accumulation of dirt on the hair pores.
Home Remedies
Scalp care: Wash hair with cold water then rub your scalp vigorously until it becomes warm. It activates the sebaceous glands and promotes blood circulation in the affected area.
Amla oil:
Boil dry pieces of amla in coconut oil and apply on the hair to promote hair growth. You can also mix equal parts of fresh amla and lime juice for shampoo substitute. It will prevent hair loss and stimulate hair growth.
Lettuce:
Mix lettuce and spinach juice. Take at least ½ liter a day to promote hair growth.
Amaranth:
Make a juice extract out of amaranth leaves. Apply on the hair and scalp to make it smooth and stimulate hair growth.
Alfalfa:
Mix equal parts of alfalfa, carrot, and lettuce juice. Take it daily to promote hair grown. Use fresh alfalfa leaves when preparing the juice.
Margosa:
Wash hair using a decoction out of margosa (neem) leaves to treat hair fall and hair loss. It will get rid of parasitical infestation, enhance hair color while promoting hair growth.
Diets
Healthy hair primarily depends on the body nutrients.
Monday, April 2, 2012
weakness of digesion
Home remedies: Ajwain 10gm
kala namak 10gm
make powder and form tab with help of lemon juice.
Take 2tab BD after meal.
kala namak 10gm
make powder and form tab with help of lemon juice.
Take 2tab BD after meal.
Saturday, March 31, 2012
Invitation to connect on LinkedIn
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Thursday, March 29, 2012
Cough and Cold Herbal Remedies
Cough and Cold RemediesTry some of these recipes for homemade cough and cold remedies: |
Ginger Tea
Place water, ginger, lemon, & garlic in saucepan; bring to boil, then turn down heat and simmer gently for 20 min. Strain into mugs and add lots of honey. The tea *will* get stronger if you let it sit! Most invigorating! The garlic adds a bit of bitterness, but the honey masks that. This tea is very soothing to the throat and warms and opens the chest and nasal passages. Plus there are all those vitamins and other good things! I now make this tea at the first sign of a cold, which helps me fight it off. I find it more effective than the commercial hot lemon remedies, and of course cheaper |
Other Tips for curing Cough and Cold
1. Take 100 gm mamra badam giri ( sweat almonds), 100 gm sugar or bura , 50 gm black peepers ( kali mirch) grinding it until it convert in to powder . Sieve it and store in a dry container. Take this churna 1 teaspoonful at night with milk.( this formula is told by baba ramdev in their camps)
2. Take hamdard-sharbat unnab (a unani medicine for cough and cold) 2-2 teaspoonful after food twice daily.
2. Take hamdard-sharbat unnab (a unani medicine for cough and cold) 2-2 teaspoonful after food twice daily.
#UNANI #HERBAL www.unaniherbal.in
Wednesday, March 28, 2012
Herbal Hair Shampoo Recipe home made
Use:
Camomile: for fair hair,
Rosemary, Sage leaves or Lavender flowers for dark hair
Marigold petals for red hair.
*Eggs add protein to the shampoo and make it richer; for greasy hair, use egg whites only.
Ingredients:
7 cups Boiling water
1 cup Herbs or petals
5 Tbsp Grated Castile Soap
2 Eggs (*optional)
Directions:
Pour the water over the herbs or petals, stir well, cover and leave to infuse for 2 hours. Strain into a saucepan, pressing all the moisture from the herbs. Stir in the soap and whisk in the eggs, if using, pour into bottles and label. Shake the bottle well before using and rinse thoroughly after use.
Conditioners & Rinses:
The herbs suggested for shampoos for different hair colors can be used in conditioners and rinses as well. You can also try peppermint or nettle leaves, elder or yarrow flowers or fennel seeds.
As a scalp conditioner, mix equal quantities of almond oil and herb oil and warm them slightly. Rub the oil into the scalp, wrap a warm towel around your head and leave for 15 minutes before shampooing and rinsing.
For a richer conditioner, mix a teaspoon of fragrant oil and an egg into 4 tablespoons of plain yogert and apply in the same way.
Add a few spoonfuls of herbal vinegar to the final rinsing water for healthy, shinning hair or make specific herbal hair rinses.
For a lemon hair rinse for greasy hair, mix the grated rind of 2 lemons, 2 tablespoons of chopped lemon balm leaves and 2 ½ cups of water in a saucepan, bring to a boil, then simmer for 15 minutes. Remove from the heat and leave to infuse for 2 hours. Strain well then stir in the juice of 2 lemons, pour into bottles, seal and label.
Rosemary hair rinse is said to stimulate the scalp and help to preventdandruff. Place 1 ½ cups of rosemary sprigs and 4 ¼ cups of water in a saucepan, bring to a boil and boil for 15 minutes. Strain, stir in 5 tablespoons of white wine vinegar and 1 tablespoon of lemon juice and store in an airtight jar.
Tuesday, March 27, 2012
LEMON SHERBET RECIPE
Lemon Sherbet is a refreshingly cooling drink for summer days. Learn how to make/prepare Lemon Sherbet by following this easy recipe.
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BEL KA SHARBAT RECIPE
Bel Ka Sharbat is an excellent cooler for stomach during summers. Learn how to make/prepare Bel Ka Sharbat by following this easy recipe.
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Saturday, March 24, 2012
Friday, March 23, 2012
Thursday, March 22, 2012
Unani Joshanda
Joshanda to be taken for common cold and cough during the dusty weather prevailing now
Wednesday, March 7, 2012
homeopathic medicines kit
List of medicines in the kit
| 1 | Aconite 200 | 31 | Eup-perf 200 |
| 2 | Arnica 200 | 32 | Cactus 200 |
| 3 | Arsenic 200 | 33 | Cocculus 200 |
| 4 | Bryonia 200 | 34 | Hamemellis 200 |
| 5 | Hypericum 200 | 35 | Ant-tart 1M |
| 6 | Ledum Pal 200 | 36 | Ars-alb 1M |
| 7 | Cantharis 200 | 37 | Nux vomica 1M |
| 8 | Rhus-tox 200 | 38 | Phytum 1M |
| 9 | Apis-mel 200 | 39 | SBR 200 |
| 10 | Crot-tig 200 | 40 | China 1M |
| 11 | Podophyllum 200 | 41 | Rhus-tox 1M |
| 12 | Merc-cor 200 | 42 | Staph 1M |
| 13 | Merc-sol 200 | 43 | Nat-mur 1M |
| 14 | Hepar-sul 200 | 44 | Calc-carb 1M |
| 15 | Colosynth 200 | 45 | Pulsatilla 1M |
| 16 | Mag-phos 200 | 46 | Stramonium 1M |
| 17 | Kali-mur 200 | 47 | Pyrogenium 200 |
| 18 | Ferrum-phos 200 | 48 | Cina 200 |
| 19 | Nux-vomica 200 | 49 | Cina 1M |
| 20 | Chamomilla 200 | 50 | Antim-ars 1m |
| 21 | Bellanona 200 | 51 | Antim-ars 200 |
| 22 | Calendula ointment | 52 | Pyrogenium 1M |
| 23 | Coffea 200 | 53 | Streptococcin 200 |
| 24 | Carbo-veg 200 | 54 | Streptococcin 1M |
| 25 | Pulsatilla 200 | 55 | Sulphur 1M |
| 26 | Sulphur 200 | 56 | Phosphorus 1M |
| 27 | Ipecac 200 | 57 | Eup-perf 1M |
| 28 | Ant-tart 200 | 58 | Calc-carb 200 |
| 29 | Ignatia 200 | 59 | Phosphorus 200 |
| 30 | Gelsemium 200 | 60 | Bryonia 1M |
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