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Get Relief From Osteoporosis with Natural Ayurveda Treatments

Osteoporosis is a condition common among people above 50 years of age, especially women, characterized by weak and brittle bones that fracture easily. Known as Asthikshaya in Ayurveda, it is caused due to imbalance of Vata dosha. Ayurveda focuses on time tested Panchakarma Therapies, medicines and dietary changes that help regain the balance of Vata, along with improved strength and resilience of the bones. Don’t let osteoporosis weaken your spirits anymore!

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Ayurveda Approach to Osteoporosis

Ayurveda has specific panchakarma therapies and medicines including herbal ghees to manage osteoporosis effectively. Following the fundamental principles of Ayurveda, AyurVAID has pioneered evidence-based, award-winning precision based protocols for Osteoporosis treatment. Our physicians perform an in-depth assessment of the key symptoms and health factors of each patient to diagnose the root causes around diet, individual constitution, lifestyle, work pattern, and genetic predisposition.

Our person-centric approach will help you regain your happiest and healthiest state of life. Our specialists will also give you advice on daily routine, nutrition, and lifestyle changes to help you achieve optimum bone health.

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Frequently Asked Questions
How can Ayurveda help deal with osteoporosis?
Ayurveda has several time tested and evidence based therapies and medicines that can help improve your overall bone health and thus prevents complications of osteoporosis such as fractures and low bone density.
What food items can help prevent osteoporosis?
Eat calcium rich foods, get enough of Vitamin D, exercise regularly, maintain a healthy weight and avoid smoking and alcohol to reduce your chance of developing osteoporosis.
What are the risk factors of osteoporosis?
Osteoporosis is more common in people above 50 years of age, menopausal women, those on corticosteroids, poor dietary habits and those with a sedentary lifestyle.