Treatment For Bronchial Diseases

Keeping yourself healthy is the only mantra that everyone follows. But despite following this, they have to face bronchial severe issues for which they seek a permanent solution. With our 7-21 days treatment package, one can get rid of bronchial diseases at Kairali.

Kairali-The Ayurvedic Healing Village is the perfect destination to free yourself from any bronchial diseases. Ayurvedic Doctors use various methods-external and internal, for the treatment of bronchial diseases. Regular treatment programs like Abhyangam, Nasyam and wild herbal enema are provided to the guest at the Kairali Health Resort, Pallakad, Kerala. All three treatment procedures result in better improvement of the patient and cure the disease from the roots. Specific Herbalized oil is selected by our Ayurveda Health Doctor to massage which relaxes the body and energises the physiological condition.

The Indian traditional medical system known as Ayurveda provides comprehensive methods for treating a variety of bronchial disorders. The goal of ayurvedic treatment is to achieve complete wellness by balancing the body, mind, and spirit.

According to Ayurveda, disturbances in the "Vata" and "Kapha" doshas—the physical elements that control the body—are the main causes of bronchial illnesses. Bronchitis is a group of disorders that are often treated with a combination of medications, dietary changes, herbal remedies, and lifestyle advice.Steam inhalation with medicinal oils or herbal decoctions to clear the respiratory passages and lessen congestion is a typical Ayurvedic therapy for bronchial illnesses. To get rid of pollutants and build up the respiratory system, panchakarma, a detoxification procedure, may be suggested.

Ayurvedic massages and breathing techniques like pranayama can also assist to improve lung function and reduce symptoms.

Ayurvedic medicine heavily relies on herbal remedies. When it comes to reducing inflammation, boosting immunity, and promoting respiratory health, medicinal herbs like Vasaka, tulsi, ginger, and turmeric are frequently suggested.

Individuals may also be instructed to maintain a healthy diet, avoiding cold and heavy foods and including warm, readily digestible meals, in addition to therapies and medications. The need of making lifestyle changes, such as getting regular exercise, learning stress-reduction strategies, and limiting exposure to smoke and toxins, is also emphasised.

As individualised techniques are essential in this system of medicine, it is significant to stress that Ayurvedic treatment should be carried out under the supervision of a competent Ayurvedic practitioner.