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ABOUT AMAI

History Ayurveda Medical Association of India was formed in 1978 by uniting two similar organizations, Ayurveda Medical Association (AMA) in the northern Kerala and National Ayurveda Medical Association (NAMA) in the Southern Kerala. Both organizations convened a joint meeting on 14th Feb 1978 at Guruvayoor and decided to join together with a common program and the new organization was named as Ayurveda Medical Association of India.
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MISSION

  • To promote Quality Ayurveda for Public health

CORE VALUES

  • Propagation
  • Promotion
  • Excellence
  • Integrity and Ethical Behavior

VISION

  • Unity of Ayurvedic Physicians
  • To be an essential part of the Professional life of every Ayurvedic physician
  • Propagation of Ayurveda Science
  • Promotion of Quality Ayurvedic Solutions for the Public Health
  • Meet the Issues of the Ayurvedic Physicians & Students

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Monthly Journal of Ayurveda Medical Association of India

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January, 2023


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HAPPENINGS

Ayurveda cures the root problem, not just symptoms.The holistic medicine aims to restore health by understanding the underlying causes of the diseases. It strives to attack the root causes and detoxifying, cleansing, strengthening body tissues (dhatus) and balancing bodily doshas, ensuring complete cure.

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TulsiRightly known as the ‘elixir of life,’ holy basil or tulsi is a must in every household. It is used for the treatment of common cold, fever and digestive issues. Apart from its medicinal properties, tulsi also cleans the air and is one of the air-purifying plant-list by NASA
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PanikoorkaPanikoorka, or plectranthus amboinicus, is a popular remedy used in south indian states to treat coughs and colds in children. The plant is known for its numerous therapeutic benefits, and is particularly popular in kerala. Panikoorka is said to improve lactation in nursing mothers.
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Thumba PlantThe plant has various medical uses including as a remedy for snake bite and scorpion sting. Thumba leaves are an excellent mosquito repellent. Elders use the juice of thumba leaves with honey as a remedy for indigestion and stomach ache. “Thumba is on the verge of extinction, as it is considered as a weed.
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ShankupushpamShankupushpam is widely used in traditional Indian system of medicine as a brain tonic and is believed to improve memory and intelligence. It helps to relieve throat and eye infections. It also helps in curing skin and urinary diseases.
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NeemNeem leaf is used for leprosy, eye disorders, bloody nose, intestinal worms, stomach upset, loss of appetite, skin ulcers, diseases of the heart and blood vessels (cardiovascular disease), fever, diabetes, gum disease (gingivitis), and liver problems. The leaf is also used for birth control and to cause abortions.
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Aloe PlantAloe vera is commonly known as a topical gel used to treat sunburn. Promisingly, it may also provide other health benefits, largely due to its antioxidant properties. Preliminary research has indicated that aloe vera may benefit your skin, dental, oral, and digestive health. It may even improve blood sugar control.
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