Panchakarma Questions

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"As"per your clinical history is concerned please discuss ith your treating Doctor about [ABITOR-F tab]once a day for high Triglycerides level and it should be less than 150mg/dl.Do follow few lifestyle modificaions like this -

1)Try to buy lean cuts of meat. Cut away all visible fat before cooking it.

2)Remove the skin from chicken before cooking it.

3)Don't eat fried foods or high-fat sauces.

4)Inste...more

Follow it strictly
-Yoga (TRATAK)
_Morning walk on green grass with bare feet
-Take plenty of Amla and Amla products
-Avoid stress on eyes (minimum use of mobile/computor etc)

Since it's a long duration you should first go for chest x-ray and sputum for AFB. Once confirm ant chronic illness then only treatment can be initiated. And stop him from taking any medication. If sputum AFB is negative then I would advice him for spirometry.
Go for above test. Thanks.

Avoid oily fried food
Daily morning walking for 20 -30 minutes, weight management
5-6 soaked Almonds and walnut daily
Salmon omega capsule from Amway Nurtilite.

avoid this recepy which is harmful for body if taken regularly.
consult privately providing all details for medications and correction in diet and lifestyle for correcting fatty liver problem

Time for a run.
1.Chew 32 time
2.Avoid junk and fatty food.
3.Morning walk and surya namaskar.
4.Take plenty of fluids.
It will surely help. You.

As your lipid components are increased marginally To maintain your lipid you need to increase your intake of fibrous food like green vegetable spinach, peas, beans, fruits with their skin like plum, peach, etc. Exercise daily including brisk walk of 20 min, avoid fatty and oily food ,carbonated beverages red meat etc.

Cortisol levels can be maintained by medications and exercise is also helpful,,some diet also can be helpful, whole grain,,fruits,,are chocolate cake ,, grapefruit are increases the level

No issues.
Low cholesterol has no problems.
But yes you can decrease the dose of the statins by half and recheck the lipid profile after 3 months.
Long term statins treatment also has side effects.
Also you need to understand about cholesterol
Cholesterol is a waxy, fat-like substance that occurs naturally in all parts of the body. Your body needs some cholesterol to work properly. But if you have too much in your blood, it can combine with other substances in the blood and s...more

Mr. lybrate-user, Thanks for the query.
For your lipids you may need just a statin like Rosuvastatin 5 mg. There is absolutely no need for fenofibrate, (F) as TGL value is just 197 mg. Unless TGL go beyond 500 mg there is no need to worry about. Properly balanced healthy diet plus regular exercise will be more than sufficient. Thanks.