The S.D.M. College of Ayurveda, Hospital and Research Centre, Udupi, will conduct the sixth international conference on Translational Ayurveda in Autoimmune Disorders, KSHAMATVAM 2026, from September 30 to October 1 at the Bhavaprakasha Auditorium. A pre-conference workshop is scheduled for September 29.
Seasonal care in Ayurveda should be developed according to one’s body, region, way of life, environmental exposure and ideally under the guidance of a qualified Ayurvedic practitioner. Ayurveda was never designed as a system of standardised packages. It is important to undergo seasonal therapy when your body is preparing to face climatic stress in your region.
If we consider why lifestyle diseases are increasing across the world, the most accurate thought would be that we lead a hectic lifestyle with lack of daily routine. Stress and lack of physical exercise further aggravate such conditions. Proper lifestyle involves pure psychological and innate control over physical and sensory activities.
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The state government has spent ₹532.51 crore in the Ayush sector over the last two years.
An advanced automated instrument that can be effectively used to carry out the complex therapeutic emesis (vamana) as part of ‘panchakarma’ treatment in Ayurveda has been accorded a patent by the Controller of Patents.
Panchakarma has become a familiar term for most of us today. It’s a critical component of Ayurvedic treatment. The statement ‘Ayurveda is not a treatment but a way of life’ is perhaps ubiquitous today. It essentially means that Ayurveda aims to maintain normality of health in people in addition to curing diseases.
Many who are past their prime find themselves suddenly staring at illnesses. Unfortunately the diseases that come with old age like arthritis, osteoporosis, cataracts, alzheimer’s disease, depression, urinary problems, prostate enlargement and the like have no substantial remedies yet. While conventional therapy fails to come up with effective management plans, Ayurveda, the age-old medical practice, suggests rasayana chikitsa as the realistic answer for all such conditions.
Ayurveda, India’s traditional healthcare wisdom, is effective in resolving sleep-deprivation and related conditions, according to a recent study.