Edition 36 · 9/23/2026

Fatigue, festivities, and diabetes: the Ayurvedic perspective

Curated by Lucas Campos · Ayurvedese®

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In this edition, we explore how Ayurveda offers us valuable insights for dealing with everyday challenges. Persistent fatigue, even after a night of sleep, can be a sign of dosha and digestive imbalance, reminding us of the importance of a balanced routine. During festive times like Navratri, attention to diet and the practice of fasting are essential to maintain vitality. Additionally, the relationship between Prameha and diabetes invites us to reflect on how our daily habits impact our health. Each article encourages us to pause and consider how we can apply Ayurvedic wisdom in our lives. May we seek balance and renewal in every aspect of our being. — Lucas
Tired even after sleeping? The Ayurvedic perspective
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Tired even after sleeping? The Ayurvedic perspective

Feeling tired even after a good night's sleep can result from several factors, such as sleep quality, frequent interruptions, high stress, and health conditions like anemia or thyroid issues. Ayurveda broadens this perspective, also considering digestion (Agni), daily routine, and dosha balance. Researchers highlight that sleep duration does not guarantee restorative rest. Persistent fatigue is seen as a sign of dosha imbalance, which can be aggravated by poor nutrition and irregular lifestyle. It is important to investigate medical causes, such as nutritional deficiencies or sleep disorders, that may contribute to the constant feeling of tiredness. Ayurveda suggests a holistic approach, evaluating not only sleep but also digestion and stress, to better understand fatigue.

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Ghee
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Navratri Essentials: Ayurvedic Choices for Durga Puja and Dussehra

During Navratri, Durga Puja, and Dussehra, Ayurvedic practice becomes essential to balance diet and celebration. The festivals involve fasting, puja, and the preparation of festive foods, making it crucial to focus on nutrition and balance. Products like Maharishi Amrit Kalash, a Rasayana that supports energy and vitality after fasting, and ghee, which is fundamental to sattvic cooking, are recommended. Additionally, herbs like Amla, Ashwagandha, and Turmeric can aid digestion and overall well-being. It is important to avoid excesses, such as fried foods and sweets, to maintain comfortable digestion. The conscious use of Ayurvedic products can facilitate renewal and purification during these festive days.

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Prameha and diabetes: a critical analysis of the connections
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Prameha and diabetes: a critical analysis of the connections

Researchers analyzed the relationship between Prameha, a condition described in Ayurvedic literature, and diabetes mellitus. The study, conducted by Dr. Umesh B. Pawar, Dr. Anand V. Kalaskar, and Dr. Nikita K. Raskar, highlights how Prameha manifests in different types of diabetes, emphasizing the importance of understanding the underlying mechanisms. The research suggests that dysregulation of Agni (digestion) and alteration of the doshas, especially Kapha, are closely linked to the development of diabetes. Furthermore, the analysis reveals that the Ayurvedic approach can offer valuable insights for diabetes management, considering factors such as diet and lifestyle. However, the study also points out limitations, such as the need for more clinical data and the difficulty in establishing standardized protocols between Ayurvedic practices and Western medicine.

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Garra-do-diabo

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Raise yourself by your own self, and do not degrade yourself — for the self alone is the best friend of the self, and the self alone is the worst enemy of the self.

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