Does Ayurveda has treatment for Thyroid. I am on Thyroid medicine 25 mg Thronorm & my wife is on this medicine with 62.5 mg per day - #23303

Yes ayurveda has the treatment for thyroid and cholesterol Rx, Tab. Kachnar guggulu 2 bd after meal Tab. Arogyavardhni vati 2 bd after meal Tab. Chandraprabha vati 2 bd after meal Tab. Liporid 2 tds (Nagarjun) before meal Avipattikar churana 1tsf before meal Yoga Bharamri 30 mins walk daily Note : you have to add all these with your allopathic medicine , as sudden stoppage of medication can be harmful Slowly it can be reduced

Yes thyroid are curable with ayurvedic medicine Divya thyrogrit tab=2-2 tab before meal twice daily Divya medha vati Divya kanchnar ghan vati=1-1 tab after meal twice daily Castor oil massage on thyroid region in night MUSTURD OIL massage on both foot soles at bed time Do bhramri udgeeth.simhaasna Avoid khatayi/sirka/achar It's cured eaisly

Ayurveda does offer insights into managing thyroid imbalances, although it doesn't replace the need for ongoing allopathic treatment. Thyroid problems often correlate with imbalances in the kapha and vata doshas, affecting the metabolism and the function of agni, or digestive fire. If you're considering integrating Ayurvedic practices, it's essential to make informed changes that complement your current medication regime. First off, dietary adjustments can be quite beneficial. You might want to focus on a diet that is light and easy to digest, avoiding heavy and oily foods which may exacerbate kapha. Incorporating more warming spices such as ginger, turmeric, cumin, and black pepper can help boost metabolism and improve digestion. Leafy greens and vegetables, along with a good intake of fiber, assist in maintaining healthy digestion which is crucial. For your lifestyle, maintaining regular exercise like walking or gentle yoga contributes to balancing the doshas and improving overall wellness. Being consistent in your sleep schedule, ensuring you get 7-8 hours a night, also supports thyroid function. Certain herbs may indeed aid in thyroid balance when used carefully. Ashwagandha and guggal are noted in Ayurveda for their potential benefits for thyroid health, but should only be taken with the guidance of a qualified Ayurvedic practitioner who considers your individual constitution and concurrent medications. Avoid self-prescribing herbal supplements, especially since you both take medication for cholesterol which can interact with other treatments. Regular monitoring by your healthcare provider is crucial to understanding how any changes affect your thyroid function. Ultimately, any Ayurvedic approach should be complementary to the medication prescribed by your doctor, ensuring firstly that safety and overall health are prioritized.