Ayurvedic Medicine For Kids - Keep Your Children Healthy

Happy and Healthy Children through AYURVEDA

The moment a child is born, modern medicine begins to intervene. The timetable of childhood immunizations kicks into gear, with many shots and vaccines recommended during the early months of a child’s life.

Developments in modern medicine offer solutions, it inherently neglects the integrated, whole-body approach that natural, herb-based medical traditions have offered for centuries.

Here are some tips to make your baby stay healthier for a longer time

Baby Massage:

 Ayurvedic massage is prescribed as it is one of the keys to longevity. Baby massage was introduced about 30 years ago in neonatal wards to support the development of premature babies in intensive care units. The skin and hair structure in children is one of the last major systems to be formed. The sweat glands which help regulate temperature, eliminate toxins from our body and help maintain the skin’s natural acid mantle takes up to 3 years to form. This means that their body does not have the mechanism to readily eliminate toxins like adults do.

Boosts psychological and social development

Relieves stress, relaxes muscles

Stimulates the nervous system

Helps baby sleep better

Can improve the quality of life for differently-abled babies

Great for the circulatory system with other benefits

Way to deal with postnatal depression

Indigestion Problems :

In Ayurveda, digestion is seen as central to health. There are medicines such as non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), which can cause heartburn leading to indigestion. These medications affect the normal functioning of the digestive tract and cause the stomach acids to flare up.

Allergies and Asthma :

Ayurveda offers great natural approaches for those who suffer from allergies and asthma, especially children. Mucus-producing foods should be restricted in the diets of allergy sufferers. These foods include wheat, sugar, potatoes, tomatoes, peppers, bananas, oranges, tangerines, and grapefruit.

Reactions usually begin with allergic rhinitis, which causes pruritic eyes and ears, nasal congestion, sneezing and sometimes sore throat.

Reducing the exposure to the allergy-producing substance will usually reduce the symptoms, an allergic reaction can be so severe that life-threatening anaphylaxis may occur.

Patients with allergies have low digestive levels of hydrochloric acid and an imbalance in intestinal flora, and nutritional changes can address these issues.

LET FOOD BE YOUR FIRST MEDICINE AND KITCHEN BE YOUR FIRST PHARMACY

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