Childhood is a period of rapid growth and development. During these crucial years, bones lengthen, muscles strengthen, and the brain undergoes remarkable growth. To ensure the well-being of a child, two fundamental factors come into play: nutrition and physical care. One traditional practice that aligns with the principles of Ayurvedic newborn care is “Abhyanga,” the art of oil baby massage for babies. This ancient practice recognizes that childbirth is a natural process that can introduce stress and strain to both mother and child, often resulting in an increase in Vata dosha. According to Ayurveda, Abhyanga, or oil massage to baby,…
Ayurveda has viewed ASD as a behavioral abnormality with its roots situated in the defective neuropsychological system and disorder in the digestive and metabolic system Autism, typical or atypical disabilities and other autistic disorders fall into the category of Unmada (According to Ayurveda), where one or more of the mental abilities go wrong. The whole concept of unmada incorporates various types of inappropriate behavior shown by the person as a result of the distortion of the normal mind, intellect, conscious awareness, memory, desire, manner, and behavior.