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 Honey: The Magic IngredientAyurvedic as well as Yunani medicine have been using honey as a vital medicine for centuries. It is known to have medicinal properties without any known side effects. Tags: Diabetes, Dehydration, Insulin, Nausea, Ayurveda, Cancer  Makar (Kichadi) Sankranti: Worship the SunMakar Sakranti is also known as Khichidi Sakranti as people generally make Kichidi to celebrate this day. On the eve of Makar Sankrant people make Til and Jaggery Ladoos. Til is a good source of minerals like Fe, Mg, Ca, Co and Vitamin E which has antioxi  Know About Your Kitchen PharmacyHerbs and spices not only spice up your meal but they boost your health and relieve illness and health conditions. Since ancient years different spices and herbs are been part of the kitchen pharmacy. Tags: Heartburn, Cholesterol, Sti, Diabetes, Inflammation, herbs  IndigestionIndigestion also known as dyspepsia is a condition of the stomach in which digestive juices are not secreted properly and results in discomfort in the stomach. This condition is mainly the result of consumption of variety of foodstuffs and eatables.  Gall Bladder StoneThe main problem which affects the gall bladder is an inflammatory condition known as cholecystitis and the presence of gallstones in the gall bladder, which is called cholelithiasis. The former often leads to the latter. Gallstones are usually cause  VomitingVomiting is a physical process where the stomach contents get expelled due to severe contraction of the muscles of stomach. Most of the time, it is spontaneous reflex of the body triggered by overeating, indigestion, food poisoning, stomach infection  NauseaNausea can be described as a sensation of unease and discomfort in the stomach, with an urge to vomit. It is not a sickness in itself, rather a symptom, which might be experienced in case of numerous diseases or disorders. Nausea can be seen in case  Jet lagJet lag is a feeling of irritability, indigestion and general disorientation. It occurs when the body's inner clock is out of synchronization with time cues it receives from the environment. Time cues include meal times, sunrise and sunset, and daily |
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