Ayurveda is an ancient Indian medical system. It appears that is might hold one of the very first references to Parkinson's disease, over 2,500 years ago. Everybody is different, but some people with Parkinson's disease have found that following the principles of Ayurveda can help to control the symptoms and signs of Parkinson's disease. Treatment of disease with Ayurveda consists of a number of approaches including yoga and meditation.
This therapy is a traditional Indian complementary therapy. It is many years old. The overall objective is to cleanse the body and develop harmony in the individual. If it works, it should reduce symptoms and increase resistance to Parkinson's disease.
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There may be a range of therapies used and this can include diet, herbal remedies, stress relieving massage and physical exercise. In general, the hope is to promote good health. However, some of the medicinal components may have similar effects to those drugs used to treat Parkinson's. But, more research is needed. It is therefore important that medical advice is sought before embarking on such a course of action. This is especially so because practitioners that advocate this type of therapy have no regulation. You cannot be sure about the safety or efficacy of any medication.
Many people believe this type of therapy to be harmless and it may, indeed, be. But there have been identified a number of potential risks - or at least some concerns - which should mean that if you suffer from Parkinson's disease you should always seek the help and advice from a professional.
Parkinson's Disease - Ayurveda DISEASE
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