r/Ayurveda

I'm 24F, and I'm having brown discharge for the past 2 weeks amd ideally I should've got my periods yesterday but it's delayed and I am really really scared. I'm also untouched and not sexually active, Have no itching or pain, and I always had 28 days cycle and was regular too, I was having my exams since may so yes I was stressed but now I'm just scared.

Allopathic doctors just prescribe me birth control to induce periods and meftal for pain and I don't want to do that. Does ayurveda has any cure to it?

Bonjour,

J’étais une personne à dominante Vata mais depuis quelques temps j’ai l’impression que Kapha prend le dessus. Peut être à cause de la pré-ménopause ?

Vivez-vous la même chose ? Avez-vous des conseils pour équilibrer ?

My parents are saying to do bams and go for amo or do md and then become proffesor in Ayurvedic college but basically, my intrest lies in modern medicine if i do Ayurveda i am thinking to become general physician and only treat daily life small problems like fever cough,cold,diarrhoea, body pain, etc with modern medicine and if i know a little bit that patient is diagnosed with something more then general disease i will surely refer him to a mbbs ,as i see in Uttar pradesh it is allowed to treat general problems with allopathy for a bams , i am not scoring enough well to secure mbbs seat and drop is not an option for me and for that modern practice i will study full mbbs syllabus by my own along bams so that i will not harm any patient, and you all know ki india me sabkuch mbbs hi nhi krte rural side bams ilaj kr rhe he pls suggest me i am wrong or right

M 21, want to try dhatura .......

Hi guys I’ve been having Gi issues for two years now and I have always trapped gas that moves upwards and constipation and low energy also no appetite and I always have gas trapped and my intestines feel tight which is very uncomfortable , I got my tests done and they were all normal. Allopathy didn’t give me any relief the only thing that relieved me was no fap which helped me regain my energy and better digestion like 30-35 % better. I looked the ayurvedic aspect and I saw how shukra depletion leads to vata aggravation. Can anyone help and advise how to fix it completely? Also I’m down for the basti treatment will it be helpful for me???

I am looking for Panchakarma treatments in Kerala. Any place recommendation where it is affordable in Kerala ? Thank you!

I am trying to speak my mothers language. My brother is experiencing a severe mental health crisis and she does not believe in western treatment options. Ayurveda is usually her answer for everything, though she is not offering any resources or wisdom in this situation. Can anyone help me speak her language in insisting that intervention is necessary? Thank you

Pls be honest , how much you earn by bams clinic which includes prescribing modern medicine within you knowledge also , and how much it takes time to set this much earning?? And how much you earned in starting and how,, pls pls be honest this will effect my life decision

Is it due to High Pitta Dosh!
Need answer and tips to manage it

i am doing research on this. so many young men are getting Grey hair, beard in younger ages. This was not the case in our parents generation. is our body telling that something is wrong in Digestion and Absorption and taking nutrients all the way to cellular level?

many are deficient in B12 even though they consume meat, eggs, milk items. and many deficient in Vitamin D and other minerals.

what is Ayurvedic solution to fix this from roots instead of using pills/tablets for each Vitamin, Mineral, Disease.

Okay, I am a newbie here and the first word that I searched on reddit was ‘Ayurveda’ , and not so surprisingly, I found hate all over, mostly from the Indian people who have experienced or observed the ill-effects of Ayurvedic medicine.
I want to spark a little (healthy) discussion here- What if we made the system of Ayurvedic medical practice stricter and more regulated + carried out stronger and more rigorous studies innit, produced evidence for effective Ayurvedic treatments, standardised the protocols and integrated the best of traditional medicine into the current healthcare system?

Been kicking around a product idea and want honest feedback before I sink real money into it.

The concept: a mouth-freshening mint (or gum) — regular flavors like mint, citrus — but with Brahmi (Bacopa monnieri, an Ayurvedic herb used for focus/memory) added in. Not marketed as "instant brain boost" — more like a daily habit thing, similar to how people already pop mints throughout the day, except this one has a functional ingredient riding along.

Genuinely asking:

• Would you try something like this, or does "mint + herbal supplement" sound gimmicky to you?
• If you've used Brahmi/Bacopa before (capsules, powder, etc.), did you notice anything, or is it placebo territory for you?
• What would make you not trust a product like this — sketchy claims, unfamiliar ingredient, something else?
• Roughly what would you expect to pay for something like this vs. a regular pack of mints?

Not trying to sell anything here, genuinely trying to figure out if this is a real idea or something that only sounds good in my head. Brutal honesty welcome.

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I'm dealing with a receding hairline and am looking to try Ayurvedic remedies at home. I'm fully committed to following a routine for 6 months and would love to hear from anyone who has seen real, positive results using these methods. What practices or herbs would you recommend trying?

This is more of a question related to yoga I believe but I think Ayurveda may cover it. So in Vedic teachings there are three nadis or energy pathways along the spine, two of them are connected to each hemisphere of the brain and each nostril for breath work. The left nostril is associated with the moon and the right brain, the right nostril is associated with the sun and the left brain. Usually breathing through the left nostril is associated with the cooling and restfulness of the moon, while the right side is associated with the sun and activity. I noticed that mine are reversed. My left nostril is more open when I am awake and active and my right is more open when I want to fall asleep. I am neurodivergent and bipolar. I thought that perhaps my nadis were reversed or different, perhaps because I am right brained. Most people are not conscious of their breath in this way and many do not have this issue, but I wonder if there are others out there who are similarly oriented and feel abnormal because they are essentially living on the wrong schedule. I was wondering if anyone with knowledge about the Nadis could comment whether they have heard of them being reversed like that and what that may indicate for being right brained vs left brained and even how that could impact sleep and wake cycles. I'd like to learn more on this topic, but this idea is not really something I've heard of in my study of Ayurveda, it is moreso something that I have observed and experienced in my own life.

I have been suffering from proteinurea and thinking to go for ayurvedic treatment first. Anyone knows if ayurveda has treatment for this and is it effective?

I have developed acne and redness, which may be due to inflammation. I also experience acid reflux, chest burning, and high body heat, and I cannot tolerate heat well. I am thinking of soaking Triphala in an earthen pot and drinking it with ghee after warming it slightly. Is this correct? Someone mentioned that one should strain

hello can u tell your experiences how you cured your heart blockage is it curable is heart disease curable???? please help