Fatty Liver Ayurvedic Treatment in Kerala

Fatty Liver Ayurvedic Treatment in Kerala

Experience the best Fatty Liver Ayurvedic Treatment in Kerala at Dheemahi Atyrvedic Village. According to Ayurveda, There are mainly treatment in 2 ways, They are  

• Samana Chikitsa
• Sodhana Chikitsa

Samana Chikitsa (Conservative Treatment )

After proper assessment of the patient by the doctor , authentic ayurvedic formulations are prescribed.

Which includes,

• Kashaya   (Decoction)

Decoction obtained by boiling course powder or Dried Drugs .

• Gulika     (Tablets)

Is a tablet form they are made by rolling medicinal pastes into balls and drying with use of drier

• Choornam  (Powder) 

Take enough quantity of dried Drugs and are cleaned properly , and made into powder by grinding and filtering.

• Ghrita  (Medicated Ghee)

Ghee is processed by the drugs that are suitable for the treatment.

Sodhana Chikitsa (Purification Treatment)

Authentic and well planned ayurveda panchakarma treatment mentioned in Classical ayurveda text will give the patient 

1. 1. Deepanam and Pachnam (Improving digestive power)
   2. Snehanam  (Oil administration)
   3. Swedanam  ( Perspiration )
   4. Virechanam  (Purgation) 
   5. Basti  (Enema)

What is Fatty Liver

Fatty Liver Disease is a condition in which accumulation of fat in the liver , amount of accumulation of fat about five to ten percent more than organ weight is said to be fatty liver is also known as Hepatic Steatosis

Causes of Fatty Liver

Fatty liver is mainly caused by over use of Alcohol. But now a days Non alcoholic fatty liver is also seen It is due to sedentary lifestyle 

Fatty liver is also produced with underline disease such as,

• Hypertension 
• Type 2  Diabetes 
• Dislipidemia 
• Obesity 
• PCOS (Poly cystic ovary syndrome)
• Chronic Hepatitis B & C
• Due to side effect of certain Drugs 

Types of Fatty Liver

Mainly it 2 type 

• Alcoholic fatty liver.
• Non Alcoholic fatty liver.

Alcoholic Fatty Liver 

Is caused due to over consumption of alcohol.  The liver tolerates mild alcohol consumption, but as the consumption of alcohol increases, which disturbed metabolic functioning of the liver. The initial stage accumulation of fat in the liver cells and the size of the liver increases  is called  fatty liver. After this the  alcohol consumption does not stop and leads to alcoholic hepatitis. Again ignoring and consuming alcohol liver disease progresses to severe damage to liver cells known as  alcoholic cirrhosis.

Symptoms

1. Loss of appetite 
2. Weight loss
3. Sign of jaundice (Yellowish discolouration on eye and skin)
4. Abdominal pain 
5. Nausea 
6. Fatigue 

Non Alcoholic Fatty liver 

Also known as metabolic dysfunction associated with fatty liver disease. Non alcoholic fatty liver disease is a condition caused by a build-up of fat in the liver. Mainly it  affects people who drink little to no alcohol. It’s usually seen in people who are overweight or obese.

Symptoms

It usually has no symptoms 

• Fatigue 
• Malaise 
• Pain or discomfort in upper right side of abdomen 

Causes and Symptoms

According to Ayurveda , the liver is said to  be Yakrut. Yakrut and Pleeha (Spleen) have the same Physiology related to Formation and maturation of blood. The root of  Rasa Vaha srotas (which carry mature blood) lie in Yakrut (Liver) and Pleeha (Spleen).Yakrut is the origin or center of production and maintenance of Pitta. Ranjaka pitta (one type of pitta) is located in Yakrut. When the rasa dhatu (the first formed tissue in gut from the essence of food by the action of Agni (Digestive power) is Lymph/ chyle) it enters to Yakrut (Liver) the ranjaka pitta act on Rasa Dhatu result the formation and maturation of Rakta (blood). 

According to Ayurveda, Yakrutodara is referred to be Fatty liver By Ayurveda theory it is caused by Atisanchita Dosha (exess accumulation of Dosha (toxins)) is referred to be Udara roga . in Fattyliver is caused by excess accumulation of kapha and medas in liver (Yakrut)

Nidana(Cause)

1. Abhisyandi Ahara (excessive intake of oily foods (Junk foods) )
2. Vidhahi aharam ( Food which causing burning sensation after eating)
3. Lack of exercise 
4. Sedentary lifestyle 
5. Suppression of natural urges

Samprapti (Pathogenesis)

According to Ayurveda,

Stage 1  Due to above said Causes

Stage 2  Aggravation of Kaphadi Dosha  

Stage 3  Pitta dosha is located in Liver , By the vitiation of Kapha which blocks the pitta dosha

Stage 4 Leads to pathological damage in the form of inflammatory changes in liver 

Stage 5 Leads to enlargement of liver (Fatty liver)

Symptoms

• Lack of taste in mouth
• Indigestion
• Retention  of urine
• Mild  fever
• Abdominal  pain
• Yellowish discolouration in skin eyes and urine 
• Excessive  thirst
• Constipation
• tiredness  in the body parts
• Cough and Dyspnea
• Vomiting 

Liver is a second largest organ in our body which performs many functions such as removing toxins from the blood streams , maintaining blood sugar level in the blood etc ..

Functions of liver

The liver is an essential organ with multiple life-supporting functions, that regulates  most chemical levels in the blood and secretes a clear yellow fluid called bile. Simply, it supports metabolism, immunity, digestion, detoxification and vitamin storage. The bile secreted by the liver , breaks down the fat in the small intestine for further digestion and absorption other than bile production, 

1. Stores Vitamins and Minerals 
2. Albumin Production
3. Processes Glucose
4. Regulates Amino Acids
5. Resists Infections

Diet and Lifestyle Changes for Fatty Liver

According to ayurveda ahara(food) is medicine. Eating proper food at the proper time will make you healthy. That’s why Diet place  has a key role in Ayurvedic treatment. As per  Ayurveda, 3 main factors of health and disease were Oushada (Drug) , Ahara (Diet) , Vihara (Conducts). And the physician advises diet on the basis of  age, digestive power, constitution, habitat, season and  disease , considering these factors. According to ayurveda, a diet should possess 6 rasa (taste) . They are sweet, sour, salt, astringent, bitter and pungent. Each of these rasa promotes nourishment of the body. 

Ayurveda has recognized that the body is  an outcome of the food. Acharya Sushruta explains that the food which nourishes the heart and improves memory , strength, digestive power and longevity of life.Moreover during medication ayurveda recommend some specific diet that which plays major role in prevention and management of a disease 

Pathya ahara defined as food that is suitable and protects the body tissue , helps in growth and development then control the vitiated condition was referred as Pathya ahara.

Apathya ahara is defined as food that is not beneficial to health.

Pathya Ahara (Wholesome Diet)

• Cereals Shashtika(Oryza sativa ), Yava(Barley), Godhuma (wheat ) 
• Mudga (Green gram)
• Fruits grapes, casted apple, pomegranate, apple, Ripened kiwi
• Vegetable snake guard, beans, Drum stick, brinjal, potato, Radish
• Milk Product Ghee, Milk , Takra (Buttermilk) 

Apathya Ahara (Unwholesome Diet)

• Rice flour, Tila (sesame seeds), foods having Hot ,salty,sour 
• Masa (Black gram)
• Orange, lemon, mango, watermelon 
• Curd 
• All fish

Ayurvedic Diagnosis for Fatty Liver

Fatty liver disease (FLD), characterised by fat accumulation in liver cells, has become increasingly common worldwide. This condition can lead to serious complications, including liver inflammation, cirrhosis, and liver failure if left untreated. 

While modern medicine often relies on lifestyle changes, medications, and sometimes surgical interventions, Ayurveda, the ancient system of healing from India, offers a holistic approach to managing and reversing fatty liver disease. 

Numerous centres are offering specialised Ayurvedic treatments for fatty liver. These treatments focus on detoxifying the liver, restoring the balance of the body’s energies (doshas) and improving overall health.

Ayurvedic Perspective on Fatty Liver

In Ayurveda, Fatty Liver is understood as a disorder related to the imbalance of the Pitta and Kapha doshas. According to Ayurvedic principles, an unhealthy diet, a sedentary lifestyle, and improper digestion contribute to the body’s accumulation of toxins (Ama). These toxins, combined with aggravated Pitta and Kapha doshas, can lead to the development of fatty liver.

Causative Factors for fatty liver, according to Ayurveda: 

The causative factors leading to fatty liver are consuming plenty of milk and dairy products with excessive spices like chilli and no physical exercise with a sedentary lifestyle. Even your afternoon naps can contribute to this. Kapha predominant Prakriti or kapha pitta predominant Prakriti people can get this easily.

Ayurvedic treatment for fatty liver focuses on balancing and pacifying Pitta and Kapha doshas, improving digestion, and detoxifying the liver. 

Yoga Poses Recommended for Fatty Liver

While yoga alone may not cure fatty liver disease, it can complement a healthy lifestyle, including a balanced diet and regular exercise. Yoga can help improve flexibility, reduce stress, and promote overall well-being. Here are some yoga poses that may be beneficial for individuals with fatty liver disease:

Mountain Pose (Tadasana): This pose helps improve posture and alignment, promoting better liver function.

Twisting Poses (e.g., Bharadvajasana): Twisting poses can stimulate the abdominal organs, including the liver. Always perform twists with awareness and avoid over-twisting.

Seated Forward Bend (Paschimottanasana): This pose can help stretch the spine and stimulate the liver.

Bridge Pose (Setu Bandhasana): This pose can help strengthen the back muscles and improve blood circulation to the abdominal organs.

Child’s Pose (Balasana): This relaxing pose can help reduce stress and may benefit overall liver health.

Cobra Pose (Bhujangasana): Cobra pose can help strengthen the back muscles and stimulate abdominal organs.

Downward-Facing Dog (Adho Mukha Svanasana): This inversion pose can help improve blood circulation and may positively affect the liver.

Cat-Cow Pose (Marjaryasana-Bitilasana): This dynamic flow between cat and cow poses can help massage the abdominal organs and improve spinal flexibility.

Warrior Poses (Virabhadrasana I and II): These poses can help strengthen the legs and open the chest, promoting better overall circulation.

Corpse Pose (Savasana): This final relaxation pose can help reduce stress and promote a sense of calm.

Additionally, yoga should be practised mindfully, and individuals should listen to their bodies, avoiding poses that cause discomfort or pain. Regular physical activity, a healthy diet, and a healthy weight are crucial to managing fatty liver disease.

Why Choose Ayurveda for Fatty Liver?

Ayurveda, known for its safe and effective treatments, holds promising potential in addressing Fatty Liver Disease (FLD). Virechana, a prominent detoxification therapy, is particularly suitable for managing liver disorders, especially in cases of imbalanced doshas (Bahu Doshavastha) and obstructed channels (Srotorodha).Furthermore, Ayurveda offers a range of safe and efficacious hepatoprotective herbs to address various liver ailments. These herbs play a vital role in supporting liver function and promoting its health.

As Fatty Liver progresses to more advanced stages when the body tissues (Dhatus) become involved, the treatment approach shifts towards the purification (Prasadana) of Rasa (plasma) and Rakta (blood). Additionally, Yakritshothahara Chikitsa, a specialized treatment for liver disorders, is recommended to comprehensively manage and alleviate the condition.

Benefits of Treating Fatty Liver at Dheemahi  Ayurveda

We have a team of expert doctors for your consultation. Our first priority is patient health and wellness, so we follow up with your health concerns. Dheemahi Ayurveda is 100% result oriented with the knowledge of the past 5 generations,Is an authentic and traditional Ayurveda Hospital.With daily consultations we provide more reliability as by doing physical examinations, doctors can get more findings about the condition of the patient.For chronic diseases – routine follow-up check-up is also an essential requirement which cannot be ignored.

In the case of therapies needed for the relief of the symptoms the supervision of a doctor is very much important.Dheemahi facilitates supervision of our doctors in every Panchakarma therapies  with exact documentation of your treatment schedule.Mind serves equal importance as the body in attaining a healthy life.

Ayurvedic Fatty Liver Treatment

Discover effective Fatty Liver Ayurvedic Treatment in Kerala at our specialized Ayurvedic center. Fatty liver, a prevalent liver disease globally, occurs when excess fat accumulates in the liver, leading to potential complications such as inflammation, scarring, and cirrhosis. According to Ayurveda, the liver, known as Yakrut, plays a crucial role in blood formation and maintenance of Pitta, a vital bodily element.

Our Ayurvedic treatments address the root cause of fatty liver by restoring balance to Yakrut and promoting optimal liver function. With personalized therapies deeply rooted in ancient wisdom, we offer holistic remedies to manage fatty liver naturally and restore overall liver health. Experience the healing power of Ayurveda for Fatty Liver Ayurvedic Treatment in Kerala at our esteemed center.

Fatty Liver Treatment at Dheemahi

According to Ayurveda, Fatty Liver Treatment and management can be done mainly in two ways : 

1. SAMANA CHIKITSA 
2. SODHANA CHIKITSA

SAMANA CHIKISTA (CONSERVATIVE TREATMENT)

After analysing the body constitution and medical conditions, ayurvedic formulations like kashaya(decoction), churna(medicated powder), gulika ( tablets)and ghritha( medicated ghee) are given. 

1. Kashaya (Decoction):

Preparation of a decoction by boiling coarse powder or dried drugs.

This may include herbs known for their detoxifying or liver-protective properties.

2. Gulika (Tablets):

Tablets are made by rolling medicinal pastes into balls and drying them using a drier.

The tablets likely contain a combination of herbs beneficial for liver health.

3. Choornam (Powder):

Grinding and filtering dried drugs to create a powder.

The powder may consist of herbs traditionally used for liver disorders, following the principles of Vatavyadi Chikitsa.

4. Ghrita (Medicated Ghee):

Processing ghee with herbs is suitable for the treatment of fatty liver.

Medicated ghee is used for its therapeutic effects on the liver.

SODHANA CHIKITSA( PURIFICATION THERAPY)

Ayurvedic treatment for fatty liver involves a holistic approach, focusing on lifestyle modifications, dietary changes, and herbal formulations along

with panchakarma therapies. These include : 

1.Deepanam and Pachnam (Improving digestive power)

2.Snehanam  (Oil administration)

3.Swedanam  ( Perspiration )

4.Virechanam  (Purgation) 

5.Basti  (Enema)

1. Deepanam and Pachnam (Improving Digestive Power):

Measures to enhance digestive power, as compromised digestion is often associated with liver disorders.

2. Snehanam (Oil Administration):

Administration of medicated oils to improve lubrication and nourishment of tissues.

3. Swedanam (Perspiration):

Inducing perspiration to eliminate toxins through the skin.

4. Virechanam (Purgation):

Purgative therapies to cleanse the digestive system and eliminate accumulated toxins.

5. Basti (Enema):

Enema treatments to cleanse and rejuvenate the colon, often using herbal decoctions or oils.

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Kerala is famous for its traditional Ayurvedic treatments, making it a popular choice for those seeking authentic care. The cost of Ayurveda packages in Kerala can vary based on several things, like the type and length of treatment, the place you stay, the experience of the practitioners, and the location of the center. Longer or specialized treatments usually cost more, and luxury resorts charge higher rates than standard centers. Additionally, centers located in popular tourist areas tend to be more expensive. Knowing these factors can help you choose a treatment plan that suits your health needs and budget while still providing good value.

Factors Affecting Ayurveda Package Costs

The price of an Ayurveda package can vary based on multiple factors, including the type of treatment, the length of the program, and the quality of accommodations, alongside any additional wellness services included.

The treatment type significantly influences the cost. For instance, rejuvenation therapies, such as Rasayana Chikitsa, aim to refresh the body and typically incorporate methods like Abhyanga (oil massage), Shirodhara, and various herbal treatments. These options are usually moderately priced. On the other hand, detox programs, known as Panchakarma Therapy, consist of intensive cleansing techniques—like Vamana (emesis), Virechana (purgation), Basti (medicated enemas), and Nasya (nasal cleansing), —which require specialized care and tend to be more costly.

The program's duration also plays a crucial role in determining the price. Short-term programs (lasting 3–7 days) are focused on relaxation and basic rejuvenation. Medium-term programs (10–14 days) are designed for deeper detoxification, while long-term programs (21 days or more) are recommended for addressing chronic health issues and facilitating comprehensive healing. These extended programs require expert supervision and tailored care, resulting in higher costs.

Additionally, the quality of accommodations affects overall pricing. Some resorts may only offer basic rooms, while others provide luxurious villas with high-end amenities. Many Ayurvedic packages include sattvic meals, specifically prepared to harmonize the doshas, which can contribute to the overall expense. Furthermore, additional wellness services, such as yoga, meditation, wellness consultations, and nature walks, enhance the overall healing experience, though they can also add to the total cost. The location of the resort is another important factor, as those situated near beaches, hilltops, or other desirable areas typically charge more for their packages.

What Influences the Value of an Ayurveda Package

The value of an Ayurveda package depends on several important factors such as the quality of treatments, accommodations, location, and the expertise of the practitioners. First, personalized treatment plans tailored to your specific needs and including more therapy sessions can increase the package's worth. The duration of the stay also matters; longer programs, like Panchakarma, tend to provide more comprehensive benefits but are usually more expensive. Accommodation quality plays a role too, with luxury resorts charging more for amenities and special Ayurvedic diets. The location of the Ayurveda center can affect pricing, especially if it's in popular areas like Kerala. Additionally, the experience of the therapists and their training can add to the value, particularly if senior professionals are involved. Finally, packages that include extra services like yoga classes, herbal medicines, and educational workshops enhance overall value by offering long-term benefits.

Cost Comparison: Kerala vs Other Ayurveda Destinations

When considering Ayurveda treatments, Kerala stands out not only for its authenticity but also for its cost-effectiveness compared to other Ayurvedic destinations in India. One of the primary benefits of choosing Kerala is the availability of certified Ayurveda centers. These establishments are often recognized for their adherence to traditional practices and standards, ensuring a genuine experience. Additionally, expert practitioners with extensive training and experience are more accessible in Kerala, further enhancing the quality of treatment.
In terms of overall costs, Kerala tends to offer competitive pricing while maintaining high standards of service. This makes it an attractive option for both local and international travelers seeking holistic healing experiences without compromising on quality.

Ayurvedic Diet and Lifestyle for Thyroid Health

Ayurveda emphasizes the importance of a balanced diet and lifestyle in managing thyroid disorders. By following specific dietary guidelines and daily routines (Dinacharya), individuals can support thyroid hormone production, enhance metabolism, and maintain overall well-being.
1. Diet Recommendations

• Include Iodine-Rich Foods: Moderate consumption of iodine-rich foods like seaweed, dairy, and eggs helps support thyroid function.
• Avoid Processed and Refined Foods: Processed foods, refined sugars, and artificial additives can aggravate Kapha and Pitta doshas, leading to metabolic imbalances.
• Limit Raw Goitrogenic Vegetables: Excessive raw cruciferous vegetables (like cabbage, cauliflower, and broccoli) can interfere with iodine absorption and thyroid hormone production. Instead, consume them cooked.
• Focus on Warm, Cooked Meals: Easily digestible, warm meals with spices like turmeric, ginger, and black pepper help stimulate metabolism and improve digestion.
• Reduce Caffeine and Excess Dairy: Excess caffeine can overstimulate the nervous system, while excessive dairy may contribute to Kapha imbalance, which can slow metabolism.

2. Hydration

• Drinking warm water throughout the day helps aid digestion, detoxification, and the removal of toxins (Ama) that may interfere with thyroid function.

3. Sleep and Rest

• Maintain a regular sleep schedule, aiming for 7-8 hours of restful sleep each night to support hormonal balance and energy levels.
• Avoid late-night screen time and heavy meals before bed, as they can disrupt sleep patterns and metabolism.

4. Stress Management

• Practice mindfulness, meditation, and deep breathing techniques to reduce stress, which is a major factor in thyroid imbalances.
• Engage in relaxing activities like Abhyanga (oil massage) and Shirodhara to calm the nervous system.

5. Exercise and Physical Activity

• Moderate physical activity such as walking, gentle yoga, and stretching helps boost metabolism and maintain energy levels.
• Specific yoga asanas, including Sarvangasana (Shoulder Stand) and Halasana (Plow Pose), directly stimulate thyroid function.

By incorporating these Ayurvedic dietary and lifestyle recommendations, individuals can naturally support their thyroid health, balance doshas, and improve overall well-being.

The Benefits of Ayurvedic Thyroid Treatment in Kerala

Kerala’s Ayurvedic treatments for thyroid disorders offer a unique and highly effective approach, combining traditional wisdom with natural healing techniques. The state is renowned for its authentic Ayurvedic centers, experienced practitioners, and serene environment, all of which contribute to effective thyroid management.

1. Holistic Approach

• Ayurveda addresses the root cause of thyroid imbalances rather than merely alleviating symptoms. Focusing on detoxification (Panchakarma), herbal treatments, and lifestyle modifications ensures long-term relief and improved overall health.

2. Personalized Care

• Treatments are customized based on an individual’s doshic constitution (Prakriti) and a specific thyroid condition, ensuring a highly effective and tailored approach.

3. Natural and Safe Therapies

• Ayurvedic treatments rely on herbal medicines and natural procedures, reducing dependency on synthetic drugs and minimizing the risk of side effects. Herbs like Kanchanara Guggulu, Ashwagandha, Triphala, and Brahmi help regulate thyroid function naturally.

4. Expert Practitioners

• Kerala is home to some of the most experienced Ayurvedic doctors and therapists, ensuring high-quality care based on centuries-old healing traditions.

5. Healing Environment

• The lush greenery, fresh air, and tranquil ambiance of Kerala enhance the healing process by promoting deep relaxation and rejuvenation, which is crucial for managing stress-induced thyroid disorders.

By choosing Ayurvedic thyroid treatment in Kerala, individuals benefit from a holistic, natural, and personalized healing experience, ensuring long-term wellness and improved quality of life.

Conclusion

Thyroid disorders can greatly affect one’s quality of life, but Ayurveda provides a natural and holistic path to healing. Dheemahi Ayurveda, known for its authentic Ayurvedic treatments, offers specialized therapies to restore thyroid balance and overall well-being. Kerala, with its rich Ayurvedic heritage and world-class treatment centers, is the perfect destination for those seeking personalized and effective thyroid care. By addressing the root causes of thyroid imbalances and promoting a harmonious lifestyle, Ayurvedic treatments in Kerala go beyond symptom relief, ensuring long-term health and vitality. Whether you are managing hypothyroidism, hyperthyroidism, or simply looking to maintain optimal thyroid function, Dheemahi Ayurveda’s expert-led therapies provide a time-tested, holistic, and rejuvenating solution.