Ayurveda and Hypothyroidism
Thyroid is now a days a common ailment in most of the indian ladies. Thyroid is due to impurity in blood which causes hormonal imbalance and hence causing a no. of symptoms like weight gain, anorexia, weakness, reduced in activity, loss of cheerfullness ect. In hyperthyroidism, there is increased metabolic activity, high pulse rate and weight loss, palpitation, in the patient.
Hypothyroid is most common now a days specially in case of women. Hypothyroidism causes hormonal imbalance in them and causes too many other associated problems.
Ayurcure provides complete cure for the hypothyroidism and hyperthyroidism as well. we have treated lots of patients with these problems at our centre. AYURCURE provides complete cure for this disease. In other system of treatment pt. dependent on medications and he has to continue it throughout life long, with pesistent symptoms. Thus patient get tired of this disease and wants to get rid from this disease.
AYURCURE is a ray of hope for such patients and we are happy to provide complete cure for this disease.
The incidence of Hypothyroidism is increasing day by day, and there is increasing demand to treat the disease through the Ayurvedic system of medicine, as it is completely natural and safe. Hypothyroidism can be treated effectively if we understand the disease and select the proper drugs, according to the condition and exact aetiology of the disease.
There has been slow advancement in the knowledge of thyroid disorders since the dawn of the 20th century. Awareness of the thyroid gland can be traced back as far as the first century AD when Galen, a famous Greek doctor, provided a brief description of this gland. He suggested that it functioned to lubricate the larynx, a view that was accepted for a long time. In 1656 Thomas Wharton named the thyroid, from the Greek word thyreos meaning 'Oblong shield'. He suggested that the purpose of the thyroid was to beautify the neck by giving it a rounder contour through filling the vacant spaces around the larynx.[1]
Function of Thyroid Gland and Hormone
Even up to 1880, the thyroid was proposed as a receptacle of worms, or even a vascular shunt, to cushion the brain against a sudden increase in blood flow. The definite function of the thyroid as a controller of metabolism was studied and confirmed by George Murray, Hector Mackenzie and Edward Fox .[1, 2, 3]
The major function of the thyroid hormones is to stimulate the synthesis of protein once they have entered the cell nucleus. Another important function is to stimulate the activity of the cell's mitochondria. These intracellular organelles are the sites at which there is a controlled exchange of energy. Some energy is conserved for the body's functioning, while the remainder is dissipated as heat. The proportion of energy devoted to each of these processes is controlled by the thyroid hormones.[4]
