Disease And Health

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Introduction

Diseases can be broadly categorized into two types: accidental and internal. Accidental diseases result from external causes, such as injuries from weapons, animal bites, or falls from heights. Internal diseases, on the other hand, occur without external causes and include conditions like high blood pressure, diabetes, asthma, Parkinson’s disease, jaundice, and hepatitis. While accidental diseases often necessitate immediate allopathic medical intervention, the management of internal diseases largely depends on an individual’s wisdom and lifestyle choices.ReasonSeveral factors contribute to the onset of internal diseases. These include genetic disorders, dietary habits, irregular lifestyles, environmental factors, mental health issues, pollution, and even past life influences according to some beliefs. 

                    Despite the complexity, many internal diseases can be managed or prevented through wise and natural living. Modern lifestyles often neglect physical activity in favor of luxury, contributing to various health problems. Non-vegetarian diets, fever, constipation, and acidity are frequently linked to internal diseases. Furthermore, long-term use of allopathic treatments can lead to additional side effects, either immediately or over time.TreatmentEffective management of internal diseases often hinges on natural wisdom.
 
                  Ayurveda and homeopathy are preferable for their minimal side effects compared to allopathic treatments. Unfortunately, finding proficient Ayurvedic and homeopathic practitioners can be challenging in India. It is advisable to avoid non-vegetarian food, cold drinks, restaurant meals, junk food, and noodles to minimize the risk of exacerbating internal diseases. Current allopathic practices frequently overlook dietary recommendations, and even medical professionals often rely heavily on allopathic medicines and antibiotics. While surgery is sometimes necessary for internal conditions where Ayurveda and homeopathy are ineffective, 
 

such as with severe hydrocele or large gall bladder stones, allopathic medicine is crucial for acute and accidental situations.ConclusionAllopathic treatment is most suitable for accidental injuries and surgery-related needs, such as those arising from accidents, childbirth, hydrocele operations, gall bladder stones, and bone surgery. However, Ayurveda and homeopathy are often better suited for treating internal diseases, although they may not be effective for conditions requiring surgery or specific treatments. Importantly, individuals must be proactive in improving their lifestyles and taking precautions during illness. Relying solely on doctors and medication without personal responsibility and care is misguided. Ultimately, no doctor can ensure health without the patient’s active participation in their own well-being.

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