February 7th, 2008

Ayurvedic Viewpoint - Problems & Functioning Of Liver , Spleen & Gall Bladder

LIVER: Known as “Yakrut” in Ayurveda, Liver is the largest and one of the most important internal organs, which functions as the body’s chemical factory and regulates the levels of most of the main chemicals in the blood. It absorbs oxygen & nutrients from the blood and regulates the blood’s glucose and amino- acid levels. It helps breakdown drugs & various toxins and produces bile which removes waste products and helps process fats in the small intestine. The liver has many functions vital to the body including producing of important proteins for blood plasma; like albumin (which regulates the exchange of water between blood & tissues), complement (a group of proteins that play a part in the immune system), coagulation factors (which enable blood to clot when a blood vessel wall is damaged) and globin (a constituent of the oxygen carrying pigment haemoglobin). The liver also produces cholesterol and special proteins that help carry fats around the body.

December 2nd, 2007

Zrii - Bringing Ayurvedic Wisdom Into The 21st Century

Ayurvedic Medicine, based on ancient Hindu principles, may be in for a renaissance in the near future. Entrepreneur Bill Farley, who has owned companies such as Fruit of the Loom, has started Zrii, a company that has created a nutritional supplement whose main ingredient is a traditional Ayurvedic herb. Zrii has been endorsed by the Chopra Center, co-founded by popular author and lecturer Deepak Chopra. With Zrii officially launches in October, it’s safe to assume that many people will be curious to find out more.


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