Herbal Treatment for High Blood Pressure and Sleeplessness, , Vaidya Bhagawan Dash, B. Jain Publishers (P) Ltd., 8170211689

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Herbal Treatment for High Blood Pressure and Sleeplessness

Vaidya Bhagawan Dash (Author)

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Several chemical and synthetic remedies have been developed in modern medicine to reduce blood pressure and to induce sleep. These drugs give only temporary relief and their continued use renders them less effective. In fact, there are serious side toxic effects because of the prolonged use of such conventional drugs. The net result of this criminal negligence of the patients of high blood pressure and sleeplessness has left thousands of mentally ailing and unproductive men and women all over the world.In Ayurveda, high blood pressure and sleeplessness are considered to be psycho-somatic ailments and not physical alone. The concept of mind, its activities and morbidity are well developed. Therefore, along with therapies for correcting the body, the ayurvedic physician always prescribes therapies for correcting the mind of such patients.

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Vaidya Bhagawan Dash

Vaidya Bhagawan Dash has had an outstanding brilliant academic career. In addition to graduate and post-graduate qualifications in Ayurveda, he holds a Master's degree in Sanskrit and a Doctorate from University of Delhi. In the course of over thirty years dedicated to research and practice of Ayurveda, Dr. Dash has attended several international conferences and seminars held in Brazil, Mexico, Italy and France, and has written over thirty-eight important publications covering different aspects of Ayurveda and Tibetan Medicines. He was Deputy Adviser in Ayurveda to the Government of India in the Ministry of Health and F.W. till 1981, when he took voluntary retirement to enable him to devote more time for academic and research activities. As a Consultant in Traditional Medicine of the World Health Organisation, he had paid several visits to Bangladesh, Bhuta, Burma and Mongolia to study and advise on the Health Development Programmes of these countries.

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