DR.R.V.PATHY AYURVEDA

🌡️  Why Fever Worsens Weaker Organs ✍ By Dr. Subha Rajan, BAMS 🔬 MODERN PATHOGENESIS – SYSTEMIC TO LOCAL EFFECTS ✅ Stage 1: Invasion of Pyrogens When the body detects pathogens (bacteria, virus, fungi), they release exogenous pyrogens (like LPS – lipopolysaccharide). These activate immune cells (macrophages, monocytes), which then release endogenous pyrogens: 👉 IL-1, IL-6, TNF-alpha, interferons ✅ Stage 2: Hypothalamic Thermoregulation These pyrogens reach the hypothalamus, which resets the body’s thermostat via prostaglandin E2 (PGE2). Result: Fever (Pyrexia) – elevated body temperature to support immune defense. ✅ Stage 3: Systemic Effects Begin Increased temperature causes: ↑ Heart rate ↑ Metabolism Muscle protein breakdown ↓ Appetite (energy conservation) ↑ Cortisol secretion (stress hormone) ✅Stage 4: Targeting the Weak Spots The immune system is now hyperactive, and inflammatory mediators like cytokines travel through the bloodstream. They accumulate more in areas with: Pr...

🧕🏽 Patient:  I have dry, red, scaly patches on my skin. It itches. People stare. Is it some allergy? Will it ever go away? 👩‍⚕️ Dr. Subha: "You’re not alone. What you're describing sounds like Psoriasis – and I’m here to help you understand it completely, not just treat the surface." 💛 🌿 What is Psoriasis? Psoriasis is not an allergy. It’s an immune condition. Your immune system works too hard and creates skin cells too fast. 🧠 Normally, your skin cells renew every 28–30 days. But in Psoriasis, they renew every 3–7 days! Result? Extra layers of skin pile up → red, thick, itchy, scaly patches. 🔍 Is it Contagious? ❌ No. Psoriasis is not contagious. You can’t “catch” it. You don’t get it from touching someone. But yes – it can be lifelong and comes in flares. 🌿 Let's Look Deeper – Why Does It Happen? 👩‍⚕️ “Shall we explore both the Modern and Ayurvedic views? That way, we understand your body better.” 🧬 Modern Science Says... Autoimmune disease – your immune sy...

🩸 Understanding Heavy Bleeding Near Menopause: Beyond Hysterectomy By Dr. Subha Rajan, BAMS Founder, Dr. R.V. Pathy Ayurveda Clinic | Ayurvedic Physician & Mental Wellness Educator --- 🌸 Introduction: A Whisper That Grows Louder “Doctor, my periods are going on for 10 days now. Earlier it was just 4–5 days.” “Every month the bleeding gets heavier. I feel drained.” “My doctor said it’s normal — or to remove the uterus if it gets worse.” These concerns are common — but deeply personal. Many women nearing menopause experience changes in their menstrual cycles, but very few feel safe enough to ask, explore, and understand what's happening inside their bodies. Let’s walk through this together. This blog will help you understand: Why bleeding increases near menopause What’s normal and what’s not The Ayurvedic perspective Why hysterectomy isn’t always necessary What happens to calcium and bones after surgery How you can support your body — naturally and holistically --- 🌙 What Is P...

Let’s Talk About Acne (And Why It’s Not Always PCOS!) Hello, beautiful souls! 🌼 I’m Dr. Subha, an Ayurvedic doctor and a deep believer in the mind-body connection. Today, I want to have an honest, heart-to-skin conversation with you.🤞 Let’s begin with a common scene…✨ 🪞You look in the mirror. A pimple. A few more. And instantly, someone says —  “Looks like you’ve got PCOS.” But wait… really?..... Is every acne a PCOS alarm? Let me tell you the truth — NO. And I’m here to explain why, gently and clearly. 💬 Let’s Make This a Two-Way Talk — Answer This in Your Mind: Do you get acne when you're stressed? Do your breakouts worsen when you skip sleep? Do you eat irregularly or binge on processed food sometimes? Are you applying too many products in the name of “glow”? If any of these got a silent "yes" — you’re already seeing where this is going. 💡 Every Acne Has a Story. Let Me Decode a Few For You: 🌿 1. The Stress-Triggered Acne You might be handling so much — emotions,...

Hi subha here !!🟄 let's we learn some -  Ayurvedic  Diet For Healthy Skin  1. Key Ayurvedic Principles for Beauty 🌿 Rasa (Taste) & Skin Impact: 🟑Madhura (Sweet) – Nourishes skin & hair (Milk, Ghee, Dates) 🟑Amla (Sour) – Enhances complexion (Amla, Lemon, Buttermilk) 🟑Lavana (Salty) – Provides hydration but excess leads to aging 🟑Katu (Pungent) – Detoxifies (Ginger, Black Pepper) 🟑Tikta (Bitter) – Purifies blood (Neem, Manjistha, Turmeric) 🟑Kashaya (Astringent) – Reduces oiliness & acne (Pomegranate, Green Tea) 🔥 Agni (Digestive Fire) & Skin Health: 🟑Strong digestion = Proper nutrient absorption = Healthy skin & hair 🟑Weak digestion leads to Ama (toxins), causing acne, dullness, and premature aging Solution: Drink warm jeera (cumin) water & avoid cold/processed foods 💧 Ojas (Vitality) for Youthful Glow: 🟑 Foods that increase Ojas: Ghee, Almonds, Saffron, Dates, Milk, Tulsi 🟑Lifestyle practices: Meditation, Abhyanga (self-massage), Pro...

 Hi subha here ,  why i have endup here is , i have met someone and they said we have to earn and we have to spend that is life . it is not like that , i need to clarify them there is lot more to know  psychology behind money .Here we are going to see about how to organize money , how to use credit and even how to save and invest our money  and even about how to save and invest for our future Path to financial security It means ability to the households to manage the ongoing economic needs and to prepare for the future. Things we cant control - economic environment  Lets start off thinking about cash and credit management ,  we want to make sure that we have the right amount of money left over to preserve liquidity, liquidity represents the amount of cash on the hand, available cash to us, we want to be efficient in our use of financial services, this means using right mix of bank accounts - having right insurance products, so that we have the protections a...

HI!! subha here .. Today lets see about liver's glucose metabolism - so we can learn base about how diabetes kind of disease are evolving .... Glucose metabolism  - liver will capable of both storing and producing glucose . because of this  liver plays key role in maintaining the normal plasma glucose levels ~ 5mmol/L - glucose pool in the body is around 60 mmol/L, with food we may ingest upto 3000 mmol/day , muscles may remove up to 250 mmol/hour when we exercise - efficient buffering system is required to prevent excessive and dangerous glucose excursions  - while the insulin sensitive tissue they are adipose tissue and muscle will  express the glucose transporter , may help to get rid of the most of the glucose arriving from gut to the liver  and to a small extent to the kidneys are the only organs that can produce glucose when needed  - when glucose is absorbed from the gut, some of it may taken up by the liver, entering the hepatocyte from the sinusoid...