Significance of Chronic ailments
Chronic ailments refer to long-lasting health conditions requiring ongoing management and treatment. Both Rasashastra and modern science acknowledge various chronic issues like heart disease and eczema that necessitate continuous care. Traditional practices, especially in Ayurveda, offer remedies for these persistent issues, emphasizing the importance of dietary habits and lifestyle choices. Treatments, including metal-based preparations and herbal remedies, are employed to alleviate symptoms, although these conditions often remain controllable rather than curable, highlighting the complexity of chronic health management.
Synonyms: Long-term illnesses
In Finnish: Krooninen sairaus; In Spanish: Enfermedad cr贸nica; In Dutch: Chronische aandoening
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Hindu concept of 'Chronic ailments'
In Hinduism, chronic ailments refer to prolonged health conditions needing relief, with Sasyaka suggested as a remedy for various issues, including heart disease, colic, and leprosy, reflecting holistic healing practices.
From: Rasa Jala Nidhi, vol 2: Minerals (uparasa)
(1) Sasyaka is indicated as a remedy for a variety of chronic health issues including heart disease, colic, and leprosy.[1]
From: Rasa Jala Nidhi, vol 4: Iatrochemistry
(1) A general category that refers to long-lasting health conditions that the medicine is designed to alleviate.[2]
The concept of Chronic ailments in scientific sources
Chronic ailments are long-lasting health conditions needing continuous management and treatment, affecting all ages, and can arise from factors like unaddressed electromagnetic radiation exposure and dosha imbalances.
From: The Malaysian Journal of Medical Sciences
(1) Long-term health conditions that may be worsened by the consumption of dietary supplements, leading to serious health risks.[3]