Ayurveda brings new hope for joint pain sufferers
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Ancient cure, modern relief: Ayurveda brings new hope for joint pain sufferers

Ayurveda is gaining popularity as a natural, side-effect-free solution for joint pain, offering long-term relief through herbs, therapies, and lifestyle changes. With growing support from the Ministry of AYUSH, traditional treatments are helping people rediscover holistic healing

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Apr 8, 2025, 11:00 pm IST
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Amid rising cases of joint-related ailments across age groups in India, Ayurvedic treatments are witnessing a resurgence as a natural and effective alternative to conventional medicine. With minimal side effects and a holistic approach, Ayurveda is helping thousands manage joint pain and improve mobility.

Joint pain, often linked to arthritis, poor posture, or sedentary lifestyles, is no longer limited to the elderly. Increasingly, young professionals and middle-aged individuals are also experiencing discomfort due to modern work patterns and stress. In response, Ayurvedic remedies rooted in ancient Bharatiya medical knowledge are providing relief through herbs, massages, and detox therapies.

Popular treatments include Abhyanga (medicated oil massage), Panchakarma (detoxification therapy), and the application of herbal pastes and oils. Ingredients such as Guggulu, Shallaki, Ashwagandha, and Nirgundi are known for their anti-inflammatory properties. Therapies like Janu Basti (oil treatment for knees) are increasingly sought after for localised relief.

Government-backed initiatives through the Ministry of AYUSH have also played a key role in promoting Ayurvedic wellness. Health camps and public awareness drives are helping citizens access certified treatments and avoid unsafe over-the-counter options.

Experts caution that Ayurvedic treatment should always be pursued under the guidance of a qualified practitioner, especially when combining with modern medicine. With growing awareness and scientific backing, Ayurveda is once again proving its relevance in today’s fast-paced world—offering a time-tested path to pain-free living.

Topics: Ministry of AYUSHHealthJoint PainJoint pain sufferersAyurveda
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