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Hello… For cancer pt more then a treatment need emotional support with nutritional food & home remedies… Kindly visit near by Ayurvedic doctor for more information 👍
Cure is difficult but relief can be given Take amla juice 10ml+aloevera juice 10ml twice daily before food with water Brahmi vati 1-0-1 after food with water Ashwagandha churan 1/2tsp twice daily with water Avoid excessive sugary & salty foods Avoid bakery products Pranayam slowly lom -vilom Positive thoughts, attitude and words towards self and for others
At present post op you need rest and allopathic medicines. After biopsy report we can plan the treatment
In dealing with stage III brain tumor, it’s important to be realistic about what Ayurveda can do and what medical treatments are absolutely necessary. Ayurveda can be an excellent complementary way, supporting your body’s recovery and maintaining quality of life alongside the medical treatments you are already undergoing but not a complete replacement for conventional medical approaches.
In Ayurveda, the balance of doshas (Vata, Pitta, and Kapha) is crucial, but given the severity of a brain tumor, ongoing medical advice from your oncologist remains primary. However, ayurvedic practices can supplement by helping to balance your overall doshas and support mind-body wellness. Begin by focusing on lifestyle and diet to strengthen your Ojas, which is the source of vitality and immunity.
Dietwise, it’s crucial to follow a sattvic diet, rich in fresh, wholesome foods. Incorporate more whole grains like quinoa and barley, fresh fruits, vegetables, but try to avoid processed or heavy-to-digest foods. Focus on easily digestible meals to ensure your agni, or digestive fire, is balanced and doesn’t convert into ama, or toxicity, in the body.
Herbs such as Ashwagandha and Giloy can be supportive, provided they are consumed in consultation with an Ayurvedic doctor. They aid in boosting immunity, managing stress and improving strength. A specific tonic called Brahmi Ghrita can be supportive for the brain and neurological health, but must be taken under supervision.
Ensure there’s rejuvenating practices like Yoga or Pranayama, which can not only soothe the mind but help oxygenate your cells. Gentle yoga postures will assist in improving circulation, and Pranayama—breathing exercises—will enhance mental clarity and reduce stress.
Never neglect your follow-up appointment, and do discuss these integrative approaches with your medical provider to ensure safety. The priority is your well-being, so any ayurvedic practices should be supportive to medical treatment rather than replacing it. Stay informed and closely work with both your oncologist and ayurvedic practitioner on a complementary care plan tailored to your situation.
