We All Have Times When We Do Not Feel Well and Recognize That We are Out of Balance.Sometimes We Go to the Doctor Only to Be told "There is Nothing Wrong". What is Actually Occurring is That This Imbalance Has Not Yet Become Recognizable as a Disease. With Ayurveda We Can Assess the Imbalance in Health.We are Made Up of Body, Senses, Mind and Spirit. Ayurveda Addresses All These Aspects of a Person and Recognizes That Each of Us is Unique and Responds Differently to All Aspects of Life. Ayurveda is Considered to Be the Olderst Healing Science and or iginated in India More Than 5,000 Years Ago. Ayurveda is a Sanskrit Word Meaning-The Science of Life.Ayurveda is Not a Substitute For Western Allopathic Medicine But is Complementary to It. Ayurveda is Used in Conjunction With Western Medicine to Make a Person Stronger and Less Likely to Be Afflicted With Disease And/Or to Rebuild the Body After Being Treated With Drugs or Surgery.
Ayurveda Deals Not Only With the Disease But the Diseased Person. It is a Complete Science of Life and Not Merely a Treatise on Some of the Medicines or Treatment of the Diseases.
Ayurveda Has Three Principles as Its Basic Premise. They are as Follows:

1.  To Preserve the Health,
2.  To Promote the Health of the Healthy Person, and
3.  To Prevent and Cure the Disease of the Ill Person.

The Indian System of Medicine is Composed of Two Words, Ayu and Veda. Ayu Means ‘Life’ and Veda Means ‘Science.’ the Word Ayu (Life) Encompasses Body (Sarira), Senses (Indriya), Mind (Satva) and Spirit (Atma).Ayurveda is the Most Ancient Form of Medicine in the World and the Forerunner of All Other Great Systems of Medicine. It is a Comprehensive System of Health Care Derived From the Vedas Which is One of the Most Ancient Repositories of Knowledge.
Ayurveda Places Great Emphasis on Prevention and Encourages Maintaining Health by a Balance of Body, Mind and Consciousness According to One’s Own Individual Constitution. It Stresses the Need to Make Lifestyle Changes to Bring About and Keep This Balance.According to Ayurveda, Each Person Has a Particular Pattern of Energy, Which is His or Her Constitution. This Constitution is Determined At Conception by a Number of Factors and is the Same Throughout One’s Life. Many Factors, Both Internal and External, Can Disturb the Balance and are Reflected as a Change in One’s Constitution From the Balanced State to An Unbalanced State. Ayurveda Helps to Re-Establish One’s or iginal Constitution.

1. Satva
2. Rajas and
3. Tamas 

       The Three Psycological Aspects. the Imbalance of Either Tridosha or Triguna Leads to a Disturbance in the Normal Metabolism of the Body Which Leads to Pathological Manifestations of Diseases.Ayurveda Practises the Theory of Balance. According to Ayurveda,

  Health is the State of Balance And Disease is the State of Imbalance .

One Of the Most Important Features of Modern Medicine Differentiating It From Ayurveda is the Method of Breaking Complex Phenomena into Their Component Parts and Dealing With Each in isolation. in Diagnosis, It Looks For a Single Cause; in Therapy, It Searches For the Active Principle. Modern Medicine Thus Developed a Reductionist Approach, Forgetting to Treat the Patient as a Whole. Ayurveda Lays More Emphasis on the Promotion of Positive Health and Prevention of Diseases. in Ayurveda, More Emphasis is Laid Upon the ‘Field’ Than the ‘Seed’. If the Field is Barren Then the Seed, However Potent It May Be, Will Not Germinate. Similarly, However Potent the Germ or the Bacteria May Be, They Will Not Be Able to Produce Disease in the Human Body Unless the Tissues of the Body are Fertile Enough to Accept Them and Help in Their Growth and Multiplication. Killing These Germs by Administering Medicine Would Not Solve the Problem Permanently. It May Give instant Relief, and Perhaps the Body Resistance During This Period Will Be Developed Enough as a Reaction to the infection by These Germs Which May Result in the Prevention of Their Further Attacks.We Cannot Live in An Absolutely Germ Free Atmosphere Even Though We Can Minimize It. the Only Thing That Can Be Done Safely is to Keep the Tissues of the Body Barren and Unreceptive to wards These Germs. Once the Body is Afflicted, the Tissues Should Be So Conditioned by Drugs, Diet and Other Regimens That These Germs or Bacteria Will Find the Atmosphere Hostile to wards Their Survival, Multiplication and Growth. in Ayurveda All Medicines and Therapies including Preventive Measures Aim At Conditioning the Tissues.Allopathic Drugs, Which are Employed Specially For Killing or ganisms, May Produce the Same or a Similar Effect on the Tissue of the Body. When They are Given in a Dose Sufficient to Kill the invading or ganisms, They May Simultaneously Kill the Friendly or ganisms in the Body as Well, and May Impair the Normal Functioning of the Tissues. Thus, They Produce Side or to xic Effects While Curing the Disease.Ayurvedic Medicines, on the Other Hand, While Conditioning the Tissues of the Body Against the or ganisms, Nourish and Rejuvenate Them. Thus, When the Disease is Cured, the Individual Gets Many Side Benefits.The Disease Takes Its or igin From A Particular Place . It Moves Through a Particular Channel and Then is Manifested in a Particular or gan. Therefore, Ayurvedic Treatment Always Aims to Correct the Site of or igin, the Channels of Circulation Along With the Site of Manifestation of the Disease.Except For a Few Modern Drugs (Minerals and Vitamins), All Other Medicines are Meant Exclusively For Treatment of Disease.

        Ayurvedic Supplements on the Other Hand are Given to All Individuals For the Preservation of Health. Ayurvedic Supplements Cure Diseases and in Healthy Individuals Prevent Disease and Promote Positive Health.Today We Doctors Have a Responsibilityas Health Professionals to Give Patients the Best; Therefore, We Need to Be Open Enough to Accept Other Healthcare Systems (Ayurveda, Chinese, Herbal Remedies, Etc). the Time Has Come, as in Many Other Fields, For a Symbiosis of the Traditional With the Modern and the Old With the New.

• Genetic
• Lack of Essential Nutrients
• Stress -Traumatic,Infectious,Vascular,Tomor Growth
• External Environment
• Development of Disease