Crohn’s disease is an inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) that leads to inflammation in the digestive tract. This condition can spread into deeper tissue layers of the bowel and can affect different areas of the digestive tract in different people. This condition causes pain in the abdomen, severe diarrhea, fatigue, malnutrition and malnutrition. The causes of Crohn’s disease can be excess stress, invasion of microorganisms, poor abdominal responses, malfunctioning of immune system, and heredity.
According to ayurveda, Crohn’s disease is a result of vitiated Pitta dosha that causes inflammation. When the digestive tract is inflamed, it leads to symptoms, which are the same when Pitta is vitiated. The seat of Pitta dosha is the naval region, stomach and rasa tissue. Rasa is the first tissue formed after the nutrition process accomplished by Pitta dosha. When there is indigestion, i.e. when Pitta dosha is vitiated, symptoms similar to Crohn’s disease are observed. Thus, the root cause of Crohn’s disease are- improper digestion of food in the stomach, formation of toxins, less formation of nutritive juices and deficiency of nutritive juices that reach every tissue in the body.
Thus, the Ayurvedic treatment of Crohn’s disease focuses on eliminating the root cause, i.e. by balancing the Pitta dosha. The therapies accompanied in the treatment of this condition are Pravarthana, Pramathyas and Langhana. Further, for the elimination of accumulated toxins, panchakarma procedures, mainly virechana are employed. Rasayana therapy is also used to boost rejuvenation and nourishment of cells. This line of treatment helps in complete reversal of the condition and also helps in the long run.
According to Ayurveda, Crohn’s disease is a result of vitiated Pitta dosha that causes inflammation. When the digestive tract is inflamed, it leads to symptoms, which are the same when Pitta is vitiated. The seat of Pitta dosha is the naval region, stomach and rasa tissue. Rasa is the first tissue formed after the nutrition process accomplished by Pitta dosha. When there is indigestion, i.e. when Pitta dosha is vitiated, symptoms similar to Crohn’s disease are observed. Thus, the root cause of Crohn’s disease are- improper digestion of food in the stomach, formation of toxins, less formation of nutritive juices and deficiency of nutritive juices that reach every tissue in the body.
Thus, the Ayurvedic treatment of Crohn’s disease focuses on eliminating the root cause, i.e. by balancing the Pitta dosha. The therapies accompanied in the treatment of this condition are Pravarthana, Pramathyas and Langhana. Further, for the elimination of accumulated toxins, panchakarma procedures, mainly virechana are employed. Rasayana therapy is also used to boost rejuvenation and nourishment of cells. This line of treatment helps in complete reversal of the condition and also helps in the long run.
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