Gray hair and wrinkles can be a testimony of wisdom. But in a stressful world we often get caught up in equating our worth with productivity that could weigh on us post-retirement. Everyone, at every stage of life is a gift to the world. That said, aging does bring preventable and costly health challenges that we need to face squarely, from heart diseases, type 2 diabetes, obesity, arthritis, dry skin, falling hair, cognitive decline, stroke and cancer. There is also the possibility of depletion, loneliness and ageism. So, how can we look after ourselves better to ensure we are physically and mentally stronger as we age? Ayurveda is a holistic mind-body science which supports people through a comprehensive approach to live a healthier life right into their sunset years. It emphasizes that aging ( Jara ) is a natural process just like the seasons. It does acknowledge natural degenerative changes but recommends prevention, building resilience and an anti-aging regimen through its br
Mother Nature obviously is really angry! Human beings have been cursed with the anger of a terrible environment in past times, and man is the architect of these occurring events. The temperature of the earth is increasing rapidly; there are accelerated rates of ice melting.
Ecological
friendly systems are partially stable. Summer floods swept Northern
Europe a few years ago. There was also the issue of a tidal wave
elapsing into the coastal banks at the Asian subcontinent, dormant
volcanoes erupted in El Nino, twisters caused massive destruction in the
coastal U.S., and Japan had an earthquake and tsunami havoc recently.
Many
people are scared owing to the negative effects of the intoxicated
ozone layer and also all the terrible happenings. At what point will man
learn? Can our children still see that beautiful earth?
In some areas, it isn’t this bad. For example, along
with the west coast of the Red Sea, Mother Earth expresses her caring,
forgiving and nurturing nature. This is an indication that we could have
a better future – especially for individuals affected with orthopedic
and dermatological diseases.
In Safaga, Beauty IS skin-deep!
Psoriasis
– a prolonged, seditious, non-contagious skin ailment seeming as red
flaking blotches – is cured by the distinctive environmental
singularities predominant in Safaga (50 kilometers south of Hurghada),
as established by a chain of studies carried out under the backings of
the Ministries of Scientific Research and Tourism in Egypt.
Climatotherapy,
which is a natural and satisfying treatment based solely on the
environment, is encouraged by the distinct physical components of
Safaga. As steroid creams, synthetic rays, and recommended systemic
drugs can badly damage the internal organs of the body, it is a strongly
recommended substitute which absents the severe adverse effects linked
with other means of addressing psoriasis.
First,
with an investigational group consisting 80 persons, a theory carried
out by a dermatologist based in Cairo demonstrated that the typical
natural weather conditions as well as perfect landscape and terrestrial
structures in Safaga aids in the control of this illness, showing that
climatotherapy truly is effective for psoriasis cases. The possibility
of this was deduced by:
.
Safaga’s shore is encompassed by neighboring mountains which function
as a natural fence, preventing wind and providing a clear sky.
. As Safaga’s shore resembles a cove, the number
of sunrays reaching it is increased than in any other area since the
air is practically dust-free. Thus, the sunrays are deterred to the
plains and are prevalent at dawn and late afternoons.
As a result, elongated contact with sunrays as well as water salts is vital in the treatment of psoriasis. The
regimen that patients require is completed when they bah in the very
salty Safaga seawater – with over a 34% of salt concentration. Positive
effects are generated from the sea and sunbathing (for four straight
weeks) in Safaga, and then the use of Vaseline or other keratolytic
substance like salicylic acid ointments is an addition. It is shown from
the first experiment that mud bath heals approximately 90% of patients
are completely in Safaga.
Tourist
showed recovery from rheumatoid arthritis as they resided in the
tourist community in 1991. Further research of this rare occurrence by
the National Research Centre showed that the disease is very rare in
this area (just about 0.014%) compared to all other areas of the world
which usually has a one percent incident rate.
All these findings result in a better environmental feature of this locality. Up to 16 rheumatoid patients are on this grey sand found
on the Safaga coast as well as the sun rays. Other groups were exposed
to these elements for the same amount of time (about 109 people), and
after six months, checkups were done and it showed massive recovery by
the general clinical results, if not total recovery and just a limited
amount of patience expressed retrogression or a little relapse.
The
elements that are related to rheumatoid are held down, like erythrocyte
sedimentation rate, joint pains or tenderness, rheumatoid factor or
morning tension.
Professionals
are not fully clear on the natural resources in Safaga. The following
is shown: the grey sand consists of 3 radioactive elements (thorium,
uranium, and k40 in a limited amount).
Dense ultraviolet rays are generated by the hills around in a horseshoe-shaped pattern
and also the T-cell functions are regulated by the reflecting sea
surface, and then the stress-free, calm surrounding in the resort may
collectively result in getting better quickly.
A
course medication at one of Safaga’s hotel clinics requires you to lay
flat on the pits for four weeks (3 hours daily), with the diseased
joints filled by 5cm of grey sand.
The patients are required to move the joint in every 30 minutes. They
are supplied with water, orange juice and lemonade to compensate lost
fluids. The patients are covered in towels and warm baths are taken at
the end of each period, after calming down away from the drafts.
Professional’s advice additional in salt intake, distant walks during the day (except the regular walks)
Health Tourism Blooming
Queen Hatshepsut was
a victim of psoriasis. She bathed in the healing waters of Safaga that
took a course from Qena passing the crevices across the mountains.
You
can find proper medical attention at these hotels, but the expenses
cannot be compared to the amount spent on expensive creams, commercial
drugs and also hospitalization. There was major growth
in tourism before January 25th, where tourist mostly came from France,
Poland, and Germany. Safaga’s medication amenities as unique potential
so let’s hope that just like in the past years, there will be heavy
visits to Safaga.
There
are over 25 million people living with psoriasis, and it is no
different for rheumatoid arthritis either. Let’s begin to take care of
this world the way we do to ourselves and have no doubts about the
workings of Mother Nature.
Please
do contact us for information on our services. We offer assistance in
providing the appropriate treatment program as well as guidance at every
step on the way.
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