Ayurveda by Nelly

Are you living with diabetes and planning to fast for Ramadan? Follow these practical tips and advice so you can enjoy a safe and healthy Ramadan . Consider your risk Fasting, refraining from using medications, insulin and drinking water will affect your blood glucose levels (BGL) and can lead to potential risks including high BGL (hyperglycaemia), low BGL (hypoglycaemia or hypo), dehydration, blood clots and diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA). According to religious tenets, fasting is not meant to create excessive hardship on an individual. It is a commendable spiritual practice but it’s one that can come with health risks for people living with diabetes. You may be advised not to fast if your diabetes management is unstable prior to Ramadan, if you have type 1 diabetes, if you are hypo unaware, pregnant, unwell, or will be performing intense physical labour. If you have compilations associated with diabetes, such as heart disease, kidney disease or visual problems, the risk of ...

Are you confused whether to exercise during Ramadan or not? Here are some tips from Kottakkal Medical Center in Ajman by the Physiotherapist ( Zeenath) Many of you have some questions about how to exercise in the holy month, how long an exercise session should be, what type of exercises should be done, and when is the best time to exercise . So here are some tips on how to continue to stay active during Ramadan and how to exercise. 1- Understand your goal and be realistic. During Ramadan, your goal is to try to maintain your current fitness level and lean muscle tissue. So this is not the time to try new crazy exercises. For those of you who already exercise regularly, you will want to continue your fitness routine at a lower intensity and shorter duration to prevent muscle loss and weight gain.   2-How many times a week should I exercise? Aim for at least three times a week. Three times every alternate day would be ideal. For example, it could be Monday, Wednesday and Friday...

In Ayurveda, the heart (Hridaya) is considered as one of the most important organs responsible for maintaining overall health and well-being. The heart is the seat of consciousness (Atman) and plays a crucial role in the circulation of vital life force (Prana) and blood (Rakta) throughout the body. “In Eastern medicine, the heart, and not the brain, is the centre of consciousness. Therefore, any heart condition points to deep-rooted problems of self-identity, emotions and consciousness. “1 Western culture focuses on individual achievement and constant competition, rather than spiritual connection with others, so our hearts are sidelined and often replaced by ego. The lack of exercise and the consumption of fatty, spicy, fried food and lots of meat, typical of European cuisine, also puts a strain on the heart. In Hungary, cardiovascular disease accounted for 49% of deaths in 2019, or 64,000 deaths.2 Primary causes of heart problems include poor diet, stress, lack of exercise and suppr...

  I am a Vata /Pitta. He is a Kapha. What should I know about our doshas to facilitate our love, communication, and sex life? In this post, I’ll introduce you to the best Ayurvedic Love Tips for Healthier Relationships for Vata, Pitta, and Kapha so you can thrive with your love. In Ayurveda, we are generally categorized in three doshas, depending on our physical, mental, and emotional characteristics. These are Vata, Pitta, and Kapha. If you don’t know yours yet, do this quiz . Going a little dipper, we can find more than just one dominant dosha. In my case, I am Vata/Pitta. And I am married to a Kapha sweet man. We’ve been happily together for over 11 years and let me tell you, the tips you’ll find here today, do help. In our relationship, I am the crazy one. And he is the calm to my storm. I come up with lots of ideas —crazy ideas. He makes them work, for the most part, after carefully organizing the logistic and financial aspects. I am impatient . He waits for me until I...

Holy basil is an herb used for hormonal balance, blood sugar support, anxiety , cholesterol, and inflammation by many people. As I’ll explain in this article, research has shown holy basil benefits range from stress and mental / emotional support to helping with fatigue and providing nutritional support.   Addressing hormone balance takes a holistic approach, but holy basil is one of my favorites, especially for women needing extra support. Think of holy basil as a helping hand when you're feeling low or navigating rough terrain. It helps you become more resilient to the stresses and challenges of daily life to reduce the toll that stress can take on your health and hormone balance. In this article, we'll dive deeper into the science behind holy basil's hormone-balancing properties, why it's one of my top choices for women's health , and how you can add it to your routine.  What are the Health Benefits of Holy basil ? Holy basil is a native Indian aromatic herb...

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