Jivaka Ayurveda University

10/01/2025

10/01/2025

A recent study has highlighted the potent anticancer effects of sweet potato leaves, with 94% of prostate cancer cells killed in vitro and a 75% reduction in prostate tumor growth observed in mice. Additionally, these super-greens have been found to exhibit anticancer properties against various types of cancer, including breast, lung, colon, stomach, and leukemia. The health benefits of consuming sweet potato leaves are multifaceted, with enhanced immunity, improved blood sugar regulation in mice with type II diabetes, and increased energy levels observed. The bioactive compounds responsible for these effects include polyphenolic antioxidants, such as caffeoylquinic acids, and anticancer peptides. Notably, sweet potato leaves have been found to be highly alkalizing, offering 400% the alkalizing power of pure lemon juice.

10/01/2025

Jivaka Ayurveda University's international faculty has successfully concluded the JARI - BUTI Mahadivas event.

04/01/2025

The international faculty members of Jivaka Ayurveda University laid the foundation on January 1, 2025, in collaboration with Australia's Acharya Premendrananda Avadhuta, emphasizing the prevention of cruelty to animals and plants, aligned with the Ayush policy. "Before killing birds and animals for food, you must think a hundred times whether you can stay alive without killing them." Not even a branch of a tree is useless - it has feelings of pleasure and pain. We should only cut the branch of a tree when it is absolutely necessary. Just as you have the right to live, so do others. The lives of others are as important to them as your life is to you; the life of another person is as important to them or her as my life is to me. You should keep this idea in your mind when you think of others.

19/11/2024

Homemade tea masala recipe to avoid adulteration☕☕

Content

1. Dried ginger (सोंठ) 100g
2. Cardamom 50g
3. Black pepper 50g
4. Cinnamon 25g
5. Cloves (long) 25g
6. Fennel seeds (सौंफ) 25g
7. Nutmeg powder (nutmeg powder) 1/2tsp
8. Basil leaves (Tulsi leaves) 10-12 leaves
9. Dry rose petals (optional)

The method

To make tea masala powder, first cut the soth into small pieces.

Now heat a pan. This pan fry the sip pieces on medium flame. Keep the sip in a plate to cool down as soon as the moisture of the sip is gone.

Then put cloves, pepper, and cardamom in the same pan.

Then pour cinnamon and fennel.

Finally, basil, rose petals and fry all these proof spices for one minute, turn off the gas.
Spread these roasted spices on a plate immediately. Let the spices cool down completely.

Now the mixer jar should take a fine piece of the first santha. Put this synth powder in a bowl.

Then add roasted spices in the same mixer jar and piece them thinely.

Finally run the mixer once again with roasted masala powder and nutmeg powder, mix all the spices.

Tea masala powder is ready. Keep this powder in a box.

Prepare from poisonous adulterated tea spices available in the market, make healthy tea masala at home 🏡

19/11/2024

आयुर्वेद चिकित्सा विज्ञान का साक्ष्य आधारित दृष्टिकोण एक वैश्विक नवाचार और मानक है।

19/11/2024

Jivaka Ayurveda University's international faculty is dedicated to promoting Ayurveda Medical Science through traditional holistic health approaches, fostering global innovation. Key figures include Dr. Gyan Prakash, Dean, and Dr. Dhananjay Sharma, who propel Sanatan education and health advancements.

17/11/2024

Faculty members from around the world at Jivaka Ayurveda University dedicate themselves to planting Arjuna, a plant known for its anti-cardiac properties.

17/11/2024

Sutras emphasize the importance of synchronizing with Mother Nature to achieve environmental sustainability and health security through the strategic cultivation of Arjuna for effective cardiac care.

17/11/2024

16/11/2024

16/11/2024

The international faculty members of Jivaka Ayurveda University are committed to advancing Ayurveda Medical Science, focusing on natural safety and healing through plant medicine, particularly for indigenous tribal communities, while promoting education and employment opportunities for young individuals.