By Dr Rakesh Ayureshmi, Ayureshmi Ayurveda Wellness Centre, Kollam, Kerala, India Musculoskeletal and neurological disorders are rising at an alarming pace across the world. Back pain, cervical spondylosis, sciatica, frozen shoulder, migraines, disc problems, nerve compression syndromes, and chronic joint diseases have become common companions of modern living. Surprisingly, many patients continue to suffer despite years of medications, repeated scans, and even surgeries. Why

What if one of the most disabling neurological conditions in the world could sometimes be controlled by identifying a simple daily trigger? For millions of migraine sufferers, life becomes a cycle of painkillers, scans, sleepless nights, and fear of the next attack. Yet in clinical practice, many chronic migraine patients improve dramatically not through stronger medicines, but through careful observation of diet, digestion, and lifestyle patterns. In my years of Ayurveda, Ma

By Dr Rakesh Ayureshmi, Ayureshmi Ayurveda Wellness Centre, Kollam, Kerala, India Every year, millions of people enter operation theatres believing surgery is their only hope. Yet many of these cases begin not with medical necessity, but with misdiagnosis, rushed consultations, neglected conservative care, and a healthcare culture increasingly driven by financial incentives. The tragedy is not that surgery exists—modern surgery has saved countless lives—but that it is often o

A Disturbing Shift in a Sacred Science Is Ayurveda, once revered as the science of life, slowly being reduced to a marketplace of overprescribed formulations? In clinics across India, patients often walk out with long lists of medicines—many unnecessary, some even excessive. This trend raises a critical question: are we witnessing a deviation from authentic Ayurvedic ethics? In today’s fast-paced, profit-driven healthcare environment, understanding this issue is not just impo