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Ayush services sector growing fast; projected to hit up to USD 318 billion by 2047: Study

The Ayush services sector is projected to reach USD 216-318 billion by 2047 as it continues to expand. This sector reported a 16.91 percent compound annual growth rate since 2022-23 and supported 1.76 million livelihoods. Clinics and day-care centers generated the majority of the sector's revenue, with Ayurveda leading individual…

The Economic Times · Sep 27

Ayurveda eyes global growth as research, innovation reshape traditional system

Ayurveda is gaining global relevance through research and innovation. Growing interest in holistic healthcare creates new international opportunities for this system. India's Ayush market has seen significant economic growth in recent years. The government promotes Ayush-based medical travel and introduced a dedicated visa. Ayurveda's future international success depends on evidence…

The Economic Times · Sep 13

Is Ayurveda harming people? Malayalam movie Vaazha II stirs debate

An on-screen death has revived a long-standing debate on health, healing, and what counts as harm. The Malayalam coming-of-age comedy Vaazha II: Biopic Of A Billion Bros, directed by Savin SA, has triggered a polarising question that seems to go nowhere every time it pops up – do Ayurvedic medicines purportedly…

Newslaundry · Apr 23

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3 Surprising Benefits of Chewing Elaichi Before Bed

Elaichi, also known as cardamom, is commonly used as a mouth freshener, but this small spice offers powerful health benefits, especially when consumed before bedtime. For centuries, Ayurveda has valued elaichi for its ability to support digestion, calm the nervous system, and refresh the body naturally. Chewing just one pod…

Times Life · Feb 6

Ayurveda: Miracle cure or medical myth?

In India, Ayurveda is often seen as “natural” and therefore automatically “safe”. Millions consume Ayurvedic medicines without consulting a doctor. The government, too, promotes Ayurveda globally as part of India’s soft power.

Newslaundry · Feb 4

Meghan Markle has revealed she follows Ayurveda — here's where to try it in London

A-listers and Londoners alike are increasingly turning to Ayurveda to combat stress and find balance. Here’s how the ancient practice could help you — and the best clinics in London to visit

Evening Standard · May 11, 2025

Doing this at brahma muhurta can help beat chronic diseases

In the timeless wisdom of Ayurveda and ancient spiritual practices, the Brahma Muhurta, or “time of Brahma,” holds profound significance. This sacred period, occurring roughly 1.5 hours before sunrise, is considered the most auspicious time for physical, mental, and spiritual activities. Engaging in mindful practices during Brahma Muhurta is said…

The Times of India · Jan 4, 2025

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Is Ayurveda the right path to take for cancer treatment?

A cancer diagnosis profoundly affects not only the individual but also their family and close associates. The emotional toll of the disease extends beyond the patient, creating a ripple effect that touches each member of their support network. Cancer brings uncertainty and fear, challenging the stability and hope of those…

The Times of India · Nov 11, 2024

Cow ghee vs buffalo ghee: Which is better for you?

Ghee or clarified butter being a good source of healthy fats is recommended in moderation for boosting overall health. Ghee is made by melting butter and separating the solids from the liquid part. While the process to make ghee is the same, both cow ghee and buffalo ghee have their…

The Times of India · Oct 15, 2024

5 Ayurvedic recipes for weight loss

The ancient medicinal practice of Ayurveda that originated in India around 3,000 years ago is known for its holistic effect on health. The alternative medicine system emphasizes on eating satvik and wholesome foods that are cooked and served fresh and warm. Eating foods cooked with the principles of Ayurveda can…

The Times of India · Oct 3, 2024

5 must follow rules of Ayurveda to lose 5kg in 30 days

Ayurveda, which has been around for ages, is all about living a balanced life, and guess what? It even has some great tips for losing weight naturally. Unlike trendy crash diets or extreme workouts, Ayurveda promotes natural and sustainable methods that are in line with the body’s needs. If someone…

The Times of India · Oct 2, 2024

5 benefits of avoiding onion and garlic during Navratri

With Navratri just around the corner, people are getting ready to celebrate for the next nine days. Following certain food guidelines and fasting are part of this celebration. One of these prohibitions is not eating specific foods, especially onions and garlic, which Ayurveda says are tamasic in nature. Here are…

The Times of India · Oct 1, 2024

Sattvic food and mental clarity: How what you eat influences your mind

Imagine if the secret to a clearer, calmer mind wasn’t found in a self-help book or meditation app, but right there on your plate. Surprising? Not really. The ancient wisdom of Ayurveda has always known this!

The Times of India · Sep 12, 2024

Varsity takes online route to popularise Sanskrit

Sree Sankaracharya University of Sanskrit offers online courses in basic Sanskrit and Ayurveda for all ages.

The Hindu · May 15, 2024

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The Times of India · Apr 27, 2024

This ancient Yoga technique helps stay naturally cool

It’s summertime, and according to Ayurveda, it's pitta season. This means that the fire and water elements are at their peak, leading to feelings of excess heat in the body. This excess heat can manifest in various ways, including inflammation, acid indigestion, skin rashes, and even emotional agitation. But don't…

The Hindu · Mar 22, 2024

Luxury Ayurveda | Is this the year of A-beauty?

With big funding, a proliferation of homegrown and international brands, and growing global acceptance, the Ayurvedic skincare market is poised to hit $21.1 billion in four years

The Hindu · Mar 9, 2024

Tourism players in Kerala concerned over rampant misuse of ‘Ayurveda’ tag

Ayurveda stakeholders decry misuse of 'Ayurveda' tag in unisex beauty parlours, spas, and call for regulation to prevent exploitation.

The Hindu · Feb 28, 2024

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The Times of India · Jan 25, 2024

Unveiling the Therapeutic Potentials: Ayurveda's profound impact on dementia treatment

Dementia, a condition marked by cognitive decline affecting memory, thinking, and reasoning, poses a significant challenge in healthcare. Amidst the myriad of approaches, Ayurveda emerges as a holistic system with noteworthy benefits in the treatment of dementia.

Medical Daily · Dec 26, 2023

Art Of Eating With Hands: Ayurveda Expert Explains Science Behind It, Potential Health Benefits

It's not just what you eat that matters, but also how you experience it. If you're interested in experimenting with the tactile art of eating, it is better to understand its potential health advantages.

The Times of India · Dec 16, 2023

Right time to drink water after meals as per Ayurveda

In Ayurveda, the ancient system of traditional medicine originating in India, the timing of activities, including water consumption, is considered essential for maintaining overall health and well-being. While individual constitutions (doshas) and specific health conditions can influence personalized recommendations, Ayurveda provides general guidelines on the right time to drink water…

The Hindu · Dec 2, 2023

Experts stress the need to consider arthritis as major non- communicable disease

This was highlighted during a discussion at the Global Ayurveda Festival here on the challenges posed by diseases that are not spread by human-to-human contact but pose major health problems like diabetes, blood pressure and heart ailments.

The Hindu · Dec 1, 2023

Ayurveda serves global need for equitable healthcare system: Vice President

Ayurveda’s emphasis on prevention, balance and personalised care aligns it seamlessly with the global need for a sustainable and equitable healthcare system, Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar says, inaugurating the Global Ayurveda Fest in Thiruvananthapuram.

The Hindu · Nov 30, 2023

Dismay over the addition of a colour image of Dhanvantari, and the word ‘Bharat’ to the National Medical Commission’s logo

Move follows the renaming of Ayushman Bharat Health and Wellness Centres to ‘Ayushman Arogya Mandir’ with the tagline ‘Arogyam Parmam Dhanam’ earlier this week

The Hindu · Nov 28, 2023

Expo to be highlight of Global Ayurveda Fest

GAF 2023: 700 stalls at Ayurveda expo; VP to inaugurate; free medical camp, B2B meet, Ayurveda Aahar food court.

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