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Ayurvedic approach for Fatty liver condition.
Dipak Padia Osho: As per naturopathy three days liquid
diets is useful to cure body metabolism and liver disorder. After that one or
two days fast will improve lifestyle. Regular 45 minutes exercise and pranayam
will be the best without any cost.
It
is always useful to practice meditation at least minimum 15 minutes with peace
of mind by seating posture or Shavasan . This will give relaxation of whole
body and energetic feeling.
Canada Nitin Shah: There are 2 main types of fatty liver
disease/ condition. Alcoholic and non alcoholic. Now a days we see alarmingly
increasing rate of non alcoholic fatty liver condition due to excess use of
highly processed food with simple carbohydrate and unhealthy fat. So reducing
them in the diet and liver cleansing herb such as Katuki can be used for a
longer time.
Dr. Ravindra Upadhyay: Fatty liver is nothing but
weak digestive fire ( Agnidushti ) hence
simply we have to take care of Agni, as
Liver is prime organ responsible for maintaining health. Hence remember
one should eat only when hungry, not otherwise, drinking too much water which
is against Ayurveda, one should drink only when thirsty, change diet as per the
season, have to stop worrying, Chew well, and eat in moderation. As long as one
has poor appetite, one should avoid full diet, one should have khakhara,
kurmura,( mamara ) bhaidaku,( mixture of 4/5 grains, the porridge prepared
either in milk, or butter milk, oopma, moongpani, moongdal, soft rice, khichdi,
mix vegetable soups.
Roasted
powder of Dhaniya, jeera, ajwain, saunf, soova, 1gm thrice a day with luke warm
water, Agnitundivati, Chitrakadivati, Samasharkara Churna, Shankhvati,
Aarogyavardhini, Sharpoonkhaghan. vati, etc
While
using Aarogyavardhini for any illness for a long time, it should not be given
at a stretch for > than 42 days, as it contains. Parad. Rasaushadhi should
be used cautiously while administering for a long time….Arogyavardhini is
Rooksha in nature, it will be worth while using Sharpunkha Ghan vati,
Bhoomiamalaki in the form of. Churna, tab, Panchakol in the form of Aasav, +
Kumariaasav, can be given.
P. A. Deshpande: Fatty liver indicates
saturation of toxins specially
with addiction history
.It affects digestion system with rise in cholesterol, triglyceride proteins imbalance…..In naturopathy use of bottle
gourd, cucumber, ginger, lemon use
before breakfast and shredded cabbage ginger lemon juice in noon
four hrs after lunch and
Pranayam has proven results The dietary
fiber etc binds
toxins and are thrown out.
Dr. Lokesh Mehta: In my practice for fatty liver I use
combination of arogyavardhani triphala
gugal, Punarnava mandoor, Chitrakadi vati. Along with I use mix of katu rohini,
kalmegh, punarnava, kasni, makoy, bhuiamla and sharpunkha.
Vd. Prerak Shah: In my opinion, someone suggested using
arogyavardhini in liver disease...but I differ with it. As it contain parad and
gandhak...and it is increasing strotovahan...it requires another thought or
opinion before giving arogyavardhini.
I
also prescribe jaundex syrup along with, which is useful too. It's difficult to
get good readymade formula with these herbs. So I specially order to make
single gyan vati for bhumyamlaki and kutaki for me. But that are very costly.
Tilak Raj Gujrani: Argyavardhini has 50% kutki and rest
50% has all other ghatak dravya. Kutki being liver detoxofier also acts as
laxative. So the guna dharam of
arygavardhini……. I have gone through book for details in Arygavardhini vati, It
is indicated in inflammation of all internal organs, primarily its action being
laxative. In inflamation of liver, for best results to be taken with bark of
rohera ( ROHITAK ) and Sharpunkhamul mixed in Punarvashtak kwath. ….Also
indicated in delayed puberty signs for longer duration. Very good in vata,
kapha and low paachak pitta.
Contraindicated
in pregnancy, burning, thirst and above all vitilated pitta ( prakupit pitta ).
Sudhir shah ne: Liver specialist give fat free diet
recommendation along with Vit e and either udilive b.d. Or rifaximin 550 bd
depending on the stages
Dr. J. T. Contractor Herbal Therapist: Ajoini is an alkaloid
found in garlic may (one bud on empty stomach before an hour of morning breakfast)
help showing regression in 6 to 12 weeks. Garlic bud never chewed (only
gulping) as it causes internal bleeding if chewed!
Vd. Jayesh Thakkar: Eating of fatty substances may not
produce fatty liver ☺ Accumulation of triglycerides in liver cells & serum is common in
alcoholics, obese & diabetic. ……Rukshana & Pachana chikitsa
helps...anything which is used for sneha vyapath can be used as
management....buttermilk, yava/barley, kodrava/millet, honey, pippali,
triphala, guggulu can help as per expert/study
Vd. Dhruti Nirav Bhatt: Fatty liver is one
kind of Udar rog. Mandagni, Kaf dosh dusti. and Med dhatvagni dusti cause. Dipan
pachan Aushadh prayog
Aarogyavardhini
tab, boiled water of Sunthi, cow urine, Pure Honey. charkokt Lekhaniya gan
aushadh …….Diet - avoid fatty food, alcohol, Divaswap, junk food. Take Yav, Kodari,
Thuli, mungdal, buttermilk with Jirak, saindhav sunthi
Vd. Kundan : Sudden weight loss or some drug can cause fatty
liver. For both alcoholic or non alcoholic virechan is common treatment. In non
alcoholic the cause is mainly santarpan - deepan pachan lekhaniya dravya along with pitta rechak
dravya, musta, triphala, bhumyamlki, katuki, shivakshar pachan,hinghvashtak etc
are beneficial. All fatty food should be avoided, Bijoru -citrus food is having very good
effect on liver..
Dr Dipak Shirude: Avoidance of curd, milk products, sweets,
bakery products, fermented matters, fried in oil or ghee, readymade chips like
things, gram, non-vegetarian food, refrigerated food, pickles and alcohol are
to be avoided..
Timely
and some little quantity of regular diet, sufficient sleep, morning walk,
pranayama should be practiced.. ……If possible, one can take 20 ml fresh aloe
pulp in the early morning, for a month ..Aarogyavardhini is most important drug
of choice in this regard..Prognosis is good if the patient has no other
complications or vyadhi-sankar !!.....A systematic implementation of VIRECHAN
karma can cure the patient in very short period…..“To rise at six, dine at ten,
sup at six and go to bed at ten, makes a man live ten times ten.”
Shri Minoo parabia: Judicious use of Trifala can help mobilization
of fat. Bhoomiamalki - Phyllanthus fraternus are good
Vd. Pankaj Chhayani: All triglycerides we eat have ultimate
same destiny that's Adipose tissue. And all cholesterol we eat in diet have
same destiny that's liver...
Its
quite ridiculous to advise for no dairy products.. Because if u eat more
protein and carbohydrates more than requirements all will convert into
fat...Fat is unlimited storage..there is no such facility for carbohydrates and
protein.. So excessively carbohydrates and protein is also converted into fat...
So why Ayurveda says if u have much more quantity diet which is Laghu(easily digestible)
becomes guru(difficult digest). And if u take heavy food (guru) in little
quantity then it becomes easily digestible (laghu).. So quantity is much more
important...
Liver
is assembled fat as a lipoproteins and then these lipoproteins transported to
unlimited storage (adipose tissue)....if liver is not working properly then fat
get stuck into liver and liver become fatty...Alcohol is prime cause that
hamper VLDL assembling..And liver become fatty. It’s said that if u consumes
much more alcohol for a week, your liver get fatty. And if u not consuming
alcohol for week, it will get recovered within week...Low digestive power,
wrong dietary habits, and poor health of liver is also cause fatty liver....Ek
kal bhojan sukh parinam karanam …...charaka says one time meal in a day is good
for digestion... Having one meal in a day will clear all additional waste
products as well as fat... Yogic diet - one meal a day - goes with the
physiological principle 8 hours to digest and 18 hour to clean up...why we do
lipid profile in early morning empty stomach..Because lipid take minimum 8 hour
time to clean from blood..During 8 hour sleep its cleaned up from blood and we
can measure lipid abnormality in blood...but during day time we can't give
enough time for cleaning and all over metabolism is hampered and more and more
fat get stuck into liver..
Vd. Dhruti Kagrana: In Ayurveda, the liver is considered a fire
- or pitta - organ, since it is essential to digestion and elimination.
Therefore, the health of the liver requires balance in the pitta dosha to
support the liver's ability to flush toxins from the body. When the liver is
overloaded with toxins like alcohol or fats, it will work too hard.
Kutki
- picrorhiza kurroa
Punarnava
- Boerhavia diffusa
Kalmegh
- Andrographis paniculata
Bhrungraj
- Eclipta alba
are the choice of drug.....
Vd. Kinshuk Hirpara: Diet- no deep fried , fermented foods,
viruddha ahar, frozen foods, no excess onion garlic tomatoes and spicy foods.
Drug of choice Aarogyavardhini.
Lifestyle - reducing the weight. No late night food. Walking running no
heavy proteins.
(Compilation
courtesy : Vd. Nikul Patel, Ahmedabad)