The record
Written from the 1 report below. Nothing here is unsourced.
- Ayurveda experts are cautioning the public against adopting generalized wellness trends from social media without professional guidance.
- Individual health factors such as constitution and medical history must be assessed before any herbal treatment or dietary change.
- Practitioners emphasize that even natural products require proper supervision to avoid potential adverse effects.
- Consulting registered professionals remains essential for safe and effective Ayurvedic treatment.
Who said what3
Only words found exactly in the article are shown, attributed and linked to the line they came from.
Abhilasha Bhardwaj
MD Ayurveda
2 quotes · 1 outlet
“The question should not simply be whether a herb is safe, but whether a particular herb, formulation and dose is appropriate for a particular person”
In the article
…easier. Ashwagandha, for instance, is widely promoted in wellness circles for stress management, strength and recovery. But practitioners caution that no herb or supplement is universally suitable for everyone. “ The question should not simply be whether a herb is safe, but whether a particular herb, formulation and dose is appropriate for a particular person ”, says Dr Abhilasha Bhardwaj, MD Ayurveda and Ayurveda physician at The Wellness Co Retreat, Karma Lakelands. The same applies to common kitchen remedies. Ajwain water, jeera water, ginger shots and turmeric-black…
“Natural tells us where something comes from. It does not tell us whether it is appropriate”
In the article
…preparation and post-procedure care. Panchakarma, therefore, should not simply be presented as a routine wellness package for everyone. Experts also caution against equating natural products with harmless products. “ Natural tells us where something comes from. It does not tell us whether it is appropriate ,” Bhardwaj said. Prolonged use of herbal products is not necessarily harmful, she said, but unsupervised or inappropriate long-term use can be. Practitioners recommend seeking professional advice when symptoms are…
Dinesh Sharma Bhardwaj
1 quote · 1 outlet
“Ayurveda is personalised, not generalised”
In the article
…of the traditional system— individualisation. On this Ayurveda Day, practitioners are urging people to look beyond social media wellness trends and ask whether a particular remedy is actually appropriate for them. “ Ayurveda is personalised, not generalised ,” said Dr Dinesh Sharma Bhardwaj from Purna Ojas Multispeciality Clinic. He said Ayurvedic treatment considers several factors, including a person’s prakriti (constitution), vikriti (current state of imbalance),…
Coverage1
All filed from India
Named India · Purna Ojas Multispeciality Clinic · The Wellness Co Retreat · Abhilasha Bhardwaj · Dinesh Sharma Bhardwaj
The 1 report is listed beside the record.
Ask this story
Answers cite the reports above, or say they can't.