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The flakes of dead skin cells from the scalp is a common condition known as dandruff. It often results in an itchy scalp and the appearance of white, oily flakes on the hair and shoulders. Even though it’s not a significant medical problem, dandruff can nonetheless be annoying and embarrassing. Here are a few important dandruff facts: Causes: Malassezia Fungus: The most common cause of dandruff is the overgrowth of a yeast-like fungus called Malassezia on the scalp. Dry Skin: Dry skin on the scalp can lead to the development of small, white flakes. Seborrheic Dermatitis: This is a more severe form of dandruff characterized by red, oily skin covered with flaky white or yellow scales. Not Enough Shampooing: Infrequent shampooing can lead to a buildup of oil and dead skin cells on the scalp. Risk Factors: Age: Dandruff is most common in adolescence and early adulthood but can affect people of all ages. Oily Skin and Hair: People with oily skin are more prone to dandruff. Certain Condition...

  Asthma is a long-term respiratory disease in which the airways occasionally narrow, swell, and become too mucous-lined, frequently in reaction to one or more triggers. These episodes could be brought on by    exposure to an allergy or stimulant in the environment ·        cold air. ·        Air that is heated. ·        humid air. ·        effort or exercise. ·        Mental strain. ·        The most frequent causes of triggers in kids are viral infections like the common cold. Wheezing, shortness of breath, chest tightness, and coughing are some of the symptoms brought on by this airway restriction. Broncho-dilators cause the tightness of the airways to relax. The majority of patients report feeling well in between episodes, though they may experience moderate symptoms and may experience pro...

Summer Health (Ayurvedic Seasonal Living) Here, we'll look at what Ayurveda and Ritucharya recommend for the summer, including lifestyle tips, and nutrition recommendations, The periodic and cyclical aspect of existence is emphasised in Ayurveda. The periodic changes of the components and doshas inside and outside of an individual's psychophysiology are what clearly define these rhythms.   Ritucharya? Considering how our bodies interact with the seasonal cycles and variations in elemental dominance with regard to our internal state of balance, or Prakriti, is a part of adopting an Ayurvedic practice. Ritucharya is an understanding of the interconnection of the elements and the relationship between the person and nature.   Summer season: Doshas and qualities The summer season, also known as grishma in Ayurvedic medicine, is characterised by the Pitta dosha, the fire and water elements, and the following characteristics: Hot, Sharp, Oily, ...