Multiple sclerosis affects the functional harmony of the brain and the spinal cord. Overactive immune system (auto-immune), environmental factors, infections, and vitamin D-deficiency are some of the prominent causes which can damage the protective myelin sheath of the nerve fibers. This damage creates problems in electrical communications between the brain and the rest of the body. As per ancient texts of Ayurveda, nerve sheath is composed of nervous tissue (Majja Dhatu). However, vitiated bio-elements overactivate the immunity (Vyadhishamatava) of the body which further starts attacking on myelin sheath (Majja Dhatu) that leads to weakness or loss of control of limbs, a gradual loss in vision etc. A faulty diet/ lifestyle imply diminished digestive fire (Agni) that creates a room for the unhealthy accumulation of natural toxins (Ama). These toxins further block the microchannels (Srotoavarodha). These toxins cause blockages and obstruct the movement of certain body energies, resulting in neuromuscular disorders.
The ancient medical science of Ayurveda describes the regular practicing of a favorable diet & lifestyle, Yoga & Pranayama along with time-tested herbs to nourish the nervous system and to prevent the destruction of nerve sheath (Majja Dhatu) of neurons. These rejuvenating herbs (Rasayana) activate the cellular metabolism and provide adequate nutrition to the myelin sheath (Majja Dhatu). Such natural herbs also balance the vitiated bio-elements which help to regulate the normal function of nerve conduction. The ingredients present in these herbs can potentially revitalize the entire nervous system. Natural therapies for multiple sclerosis include immuno-modulatory herbs that are rich in anti-oxidants which fight against free radical damage and reduce inflammation. Ayurvedic natural herbs are effective in relieving bones/joints pains, diminution of muscle tissues, insomnia, constant pain, multiple sclerosis and seizures, multiple sclerosis back pain, multiple sclerosis disability, multiple sclerosis dizziness, multiple sclerosis headache, & multiple sclerosis fever etc..
These breathing techniques help by combating the fatigue. These Yogic exercises reduce the body temperature in hot humid conditions. These techniques relieve the neural fatigue of the body which is a characteristic symptom of multiple sclerosis.
These poses improve postural control, symmetry and balance. These exercises strengthen and stretch the muscles. These deep breathing techniques aid in the proper expansion of the lungs as well.
These exercises are very effective in multiple sclerosis as ataxia, intention tremors, dysmetria, vertigo, & dizziness unsteadiness are commonly associated with the progression of Multiple Sclerosis.
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