According to the Ayurveda, the body’s build-up toxins and weakened immunity are thought to be the main contributors of allergies. Through the circulatory system, the badly digested food, known as ama, and other chemical additives enter the body and become trapped in the skin, respiratory tissue, and other delicate tissues. Therefore, detoxifying, boosting your immune system, and changing your food are all effective ways to treat allergies with Ayurveda. Chronic colds, allergies to the nose, eyes, throat, and skin can all be treated easily using Ayurveda.
#Skin sensitivity
1) Severe skin rashes, macules, papules, and pustules.
2) Dry, white skin.
3) Fungal infections, eczema, psoriasis, and urticaria.
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According to the Ayurveda, the body’s build-up toxins and weakened immunity are thought to be the main contributors of allergies. Through the circulatory system, the badly digested food, known as ama, and other chemical additives enter the body and become trapped in the skin, respiratory tissue, and other delicate tissues. Therefore, detoxifying, boosting your immune system, and changing your food are all effective ways to treat allergies with Ayurveda. Chronic colds, allergies to the nose, eyes, throat, and skin can all be treated easily using Ayurveda.
#Skin sensitivity
1) Severe skin rashes, macules, papules, and pustules.
2) Dry, white skin.
3) Fungal infections, eczema, psoriasis, and urticaria.
#Allergies to wheat
Children who have trouble digesting wheat frequently experience loose stools, bloating, and heaviness in the stomach, as well as stunted weight and height gain and low haemoglobin levels in patients.
