Why Ayurveda is Not Popular
Ayurveda is like that wise old uncle at a family function, full of knowledge, but whom nobody really listens to. It’s been around for over 5,000 years, and yet, many of us prefer to pop pills instead of sipping on kadha. Why, may you ask?
First off, allopathy is like the fast food of medicine. It’s quick, convenient, and gives you instant results. Got a headache? Pop a pill. Acidity? Pop a pill. Want to get pregnant? Well, maybe don’t pop a pill for that, but you get the story. Meanwhile, Ayurveda takes the slow-and-steady approach, which doesn’t sit well with our “I Want It Now” attitude. The thought of sipping on bitter giloy juice for a week isn’t as tempting as gulping down a shiny tablet that works in minutes.
Then there’s the image problem. Most people think Ayurveda is just your grandma’s home remedies dressed up in Sanskrit. The idea of mixing herbs, boiling roots, and chanting mantras doesn’t exactly scream “modern healthcare” to a generation hooked on YouTube tutorials and Google consultations. And let’s not forget the trust issues. Thanks to a few shady characters selling fake Ayurvedic products, people are skeptical. It’s like buying “authentic” Ray Bans at a roadside stall, looks good, they will not protect your eyes from anything.
Finally, there’s the lifestyle clash. Ayurveda recommends waking up at the crack of dawn, eating home-cooked meals, and practicing yoga. In a world where breakfast means a quick coffee and scrolling through Instagram, and yoga is more about leggings than actual asanas, Ayurveda feels like that friend who still writes letters instead of WhatsApp messages.
Why Should One Prefer Ayurveda Over Other Medicines
Modern medicine is like a one-night stand. It’s quick, exciting, and gets the job done. But the next morning, you’re left wondering if it was worth it. Take painkillers, for example. Sure, they get rid of your headache or backache or muscle pain, but keep popping it long term, and you might end up with a stomach ulcer as a bonus prize. Antibiotics? They’re like a bulldozer for your body, wiping out not just the bad guys but also the friendly neighborhood bacteria that keep things in balance.
Ayurveda, on the other hand, is more like that friend who insists on fixing your problems but understanding them in the first place and then providing a solution. Ayurveda wants to get to the root of your issues, not just slap a band-aid on them. Feeling stressed? Instead of shoving a pill down your throat, Ayurveda will hand you a glass of warm turmeric milk and suggest a breathing exercise. Products like Dr Ajayita’s iCalm combo that are made from all natural ingredients like herbs and plants work on the root cause of Stress and help you sleep better and stay more calm. It’s the kind of holistic care that makes you feel cared for, even if it does mean drinking a concoction that tastes like muddy water.
The best part? Ayurvedic medicines are made from natural ingredients like herbs, fruits, and spices. The stuff that your mom already puts in your khichdi when you’re sick. So, you’re basically eating your medicine, which is a lot more palatable than the chalky taste of those antacids.
Ayurveda also cares about your mental health, unlike that rude voice in your head telling you to just suck it up, it combines treatments like yoga and meditation to make sure your mind is as balanced as your diet (if you actually follow it, that is).
What to Look for in Ayurvedic Treatment
Finding the right Ayurvedic doctor is like choosing a life partner. You need someone knowledgeable, experienced, and who won’t just throw random advice your way. Ideally, your Ayurvedic doc should have a BAMS degree, which, despite sounding like a new rap album, actually stands for Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery. You don’t want to end up with quack whose qualifications include “I googled it.”
Authentic Ayurvedic medicines are made with more care than your mom’s best biryani. The ingredients are meticulously sourced, and the preparation process is like a Bollywood movie — long and dramatic but totally worth it in the end. So, make sure you’re getting your medicines from a reputable source, not from some roadside baba who promises instant enlightenment and a cure for baldness in one go or a one stop solution to all your sexual problems.
A good Ayurvedic consultation isn’t just a five-minute chat about your symptoms. Expect to be asked about everything, from your sleep patterns to what you had for breakfast three weeks ago. Your doctor might even check your pulse in a way that seems like they’re reading your life’s story. This approach ensures that the treatment is personalized and accurate.
And if the clinic offers therapies like Panchakarma, go for it! It’s like a detox vacation for your body, just without the overpriced smoothies and questionable wheatgrass shots.
Dr. Ajayita is the kind of doctor who makes Ayurveda cool. A gold medalist (no, not in the Olympics, but close enough 😉), she’s been practicing Ayurveda since 1999. She is like Sherlock Holmes of Ayurveda, but with a stethoscope instead of a magnifying glass. She can diagnose trickiest of cases very accurately and provide a holistic solution that helps her patients live a healthy, pain free and positive life.
Over the years, Dr. Ajayita has helped thousands of people get their lives back on track. Whether it’s chronic pain, pesky skin issues, that mysterious ache you get every time you bend over or you have problems in the bedroom, she’s got a remedy. And no, it doesn’t involve sacrificing your taste buds or spending hours in meditation (unless you’re into that sort of thing).
Her products, available at Ayamveda.com, are pure ayurvedic products that undergo multiple quality checks to ensure that you get the best. Each product is formulated with the kind of care and attention that only comes from someone who’s passionate about their work and trust me, Dr. Ajayita is as passionate as they come.
So, whether you’re new to Ayurveda or just looking for a break from the usual chemical-laden medicines, Dr. Ajayita is your go-to person. Her blend of traditional wisdom and modern practicality makes Ayurveda accessible, effective, and dare I say it, almost fun. 😊
