Ayurvedic Plants in Brain Disorders: The Herbal Hope

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"Ayurveda follows the fundamental principle of five great elements, which insists that the fault, tissue and the impurity should be in perfect harmony with all the five elements used to form the human body, i.e., earth (prithvi), water (jal), fire (agni), air (vayu) and space (akash).

According to this, there should be a balance in the three elemental energies, Vata (air+space=wind), Pitta (fire+water=bile) and Kapha (water+earth=phlegm).

Ayurveda explains that, when these three energies are in a balanced state or exist in equal proportion, the body will remain healthy otherwise it becomes unhealthy in many ways [32].

Ayurveda is mainly connected with the cures accessible from nature and deals with the root cause of the disease and provides permanent cure in most of the cases.

Normally, a patient treated with Ayurvedic medicines, not only gets cured but also achieves the permanent immunity. "

In other words, ayurveda provides the cure so long as youve not got an actual medical problem. Its like TCM. Feeling a bit flat? Its your chi. Here's some random herbs that will hopefully provide a placebo effect.

Clearly, MP is a natural source of ldopa and that is actually useful in PD. Its got nothing to with 'elemental energies' though.