DrNavalKumar - Herbal Park opens in Gurugram to give farmers tips on medicinal plants

A garden of herbal medicinal plants, spread over 5 acres, has been set up at Amity University. The garden to be maintained by the university authorities is open to the public now. Dr. W Selvamurthy, president of the Amity Science, Technology and Innovation Foundation, said. "The project was started for production of medicinal plants, seedlings, plantlets and its distribution to primary schools, colleges, institutions or universities."

The Centre for medicinal plants and traditional knowledge was established in Amity University in 2010 and the herbal garden has been developed over the years by the incorporation of at least 121 plant species, including Aloe Vera, Cymbopogon citratus (lemon grass). Rauvolfia serpentine (Indian snakeroot) and Bacopa monnieri (water hyssop) and Eclipta prostrate (false daisy). At present. The garden has more than 10.000 herbal and medicinal plants.

They will be encouraged to produce herbal plants and local medicines in their own farms to incentivize alternative treatments such as Ayurveda. Homeopathy and Siddha.

Lauding Amity for its work and talking about the collaboration. Shripad Yesso Naik. Union minister of state in the AYUSH ministry said. "It is our responsibility to promote this (alternative medicines) across the globe."

According to the officials of National Medicinal Plants Board, there are at least 6,000 flowering plants which have medicinal use in folk and alternative forms of medicine.

A study by the board revealed that at least 178 species are commercially used for alternative treatments in the country and each of these are required to be produced in excess of 100 tons per year.

The domestic trade of the AYUSH industry comes up to nearly Rs 80 billion and exports come up to nearly Rs 10 billion. However, farmers are not able to meet the requirements of the industry. "We will try to encourage local farmers who visit the herbal garden to cultivate these plants," said Dr. PB Sharma, vice-chancellor of Amity University, Haryana.

Students enrolled in the biotechnology programmers in the university conduct different research activities in the garden and add to the overall knowledge base. Shrayanee Das, a Ph.D. scholar, said, "The garden helps students to work in the area of herbal plants and local medicines procured from them." Bhawna Rao, a fourth-semester student, BSc Biotech, said, "With the inauguration of this garden, which also acts as a medicinal plant distribution Centre, students will learn a lot about herbs, its quality, and efficiency."

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Dr Naval Kumar - School Health and Homeopathy

Conflict of Interest Disclosure

Neither I nor my immediate family members have any Financial Interests or Significant Relationships that might affect – or reasonably appear to affect – this presentation on “Role of Homeopathy in Healthcare of School going children”

Objectives:

 Discuss various allergic, Lifestyle and stress related diseases of school going children.

Discuss various aspects of physical and Psychological health of children

 Define common problems in children-Obesity, allergies, & stress

 Explain its clinical manifestations and symptomatology.

 Explain Aetiological factors and preventive measures by Homeopathic treatment and lifestyle management.

 Recommend a unique10 step wellness program to prevent allergy and stress related problems in children

Children Diseases

1.        Most of common diseases of children are related to lack of activities, lack of right nutrition & fast food , electronic gadgets ,video games, television etc., allergies and stress problems.

2.       Common lifestyle problem seen in children is Obesity and its related disorders.

3.       Allergic problems-are most common amongst growing children due to pollution, food adulterations, food allergies etc. –the most common problems seen are, recurrent cold and cough, adenoids problems, asthma, atopic dermatitis etc.

4.      Psychological/stress related problems-these are very common in various age groups and it effects the performance in academics and changes in normal behavior like in teenagers, substance abuse etc.

Introduction of allergic diseases

Epidemiological studies indicate a world-wide and significant rise in atopic diseases over the past 10 years.

1.        It has adopted alarming magnitude within the industrialized world.

2.       allergic asthma and polyposis, in particular, are on the rise in Third world countries, in parallel to the industrialization and westernization of their life-style.

3.       Since both antigen exposure and the presence of additional realization factors are required for the manifestation of atopic diseases, this increase in prevalence is not surprising.

4.       

Asthma

Some Signs and Symptoms of Asthma:

Wheezing, Coughing, Difficulty Breathing and/or shortness of breath A Serious Asthma Episode may include:

1.       Breathlessness that may cause the student to speak in one-to two word sentences or be unable to speak.

2.       The student may stop an activity and be unable to start again.

3.       The student’s neck muscles may tighten with each breath.

4.      Lips and nail beds may have a grayish or bluish color.

5.       Many students need to use their inhalers 15 – 30 minutes before physical education class to prevent asthma difficulties during periods of exercise. Do not deny a student’s request to come to the Health Office to use their inhaler.

Important Symptoms

1.        [Knerr] [Lower Limbs] Thighs: Burning: Flexor surface, on, later thick rashes from nettles.

2.       [Gentry] [The Face] Disappearance: Face ache and asthma, as after disappearance of tatters from face.

3.       [Special] [Asthma]Difficult: Eruptions, suppressed.

4.      [Special] [Asthma]Difficult: Change of weather.

5.       [Lippe] [Cough]Asthmatic cough.

6.      [Gentry] [Stomach]Milk: And warm food disagree.

7.       [Gentry] [Stomach]Food: Milk and warm food disagree.

8.      [Gentry] [Stomach]Aversion: To bread.

9.      [Phatak] [Phatak A-Z]Food & drinks (Agg. & Amel.): Buck wheat Agg.

10.    [Knerr] [Sleep]During sleep: Snoring (stertorous sleep).

11.     [Knerr] [Respiration]Asthma: Mental condition: Emotions, after.

12.    [Special ] [Asthma]Difficult: Cold, after taking: Remedies for Child Allergies.

Few Remedies found clinically beneficial for allergies of various types during clinical work in NHC.

1. Arsenic Album

2. Belladonna

 3. Ipecac

 4. Hepar Sulph

5. Kali Carb

 6. Pulsatilla

7. Nux Vomica

 8. Rhus Tox

9. Psorinum

Summarize Life style problems are very common problems and Homeopathy has an important role in prevention and treatment of these Need to know how to screen school children, when to begin, and how often to follow up with help of parents, school authorities and Government Need to start preventive measures at initial symptoms of Obesity, allergies and stress related disorders like learning and behavioral problems Need to educate masses about role and efficacy of homeopathy as a holistic care, preventive medicine Need to make awareness about safety ,efficacy, and availability of Homeopathy on various children diseases. For more detail contact us at + 91-9999367159 or visit www.drnavalkumar.com.

MELASMA / CHLOASMA

Chloasma is a skin condition that can affect 50-70% of pregnant women. Also known as MELASMA or "The Mask of Pregnancy". Chloasma is characterized by symmetrical patches of dark skin, commonly seen on the cheeks, upper lip, forehead and chin that can resemble a mask pattern, almost like a raccoon. People with darker complexions who tend to tan well are more likely to develop this condition. Chloasma occurs most often during the summer time, due to increased sun exposure.

Causes

The exact cause of chloasma is a mystery. What is known that UV Light from the sun causes melanocytes, or pigment cells, to over produce melanin, which is what gives skin its distinct color? Hormone fluctuations are also partially to blame for chloasma.

Treatment

The discoloration usually disappears spontaneously over a period of several months after giving birth or stopping the oral contraceptives or hormone replacement therapy.

Laser Treatment

No. of types of laser therapy has been used including

- Fractional Lasers

- Q- Switched And YAG Lasers

- Intense Pulse Light

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