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A rasayana called Hridayeswari, considered a heart tonic, to improve heart EF has been formulated by Dr. Praveena. By this heart muscle is strengthened, circulation is improved, blood pressure is regulated, stress is managed, inflammation is reduced by its powerful antioxidant and anti- inflammatory properties.The heart muscle becomes strong, blood vessels are made more pliable, aging is reduced, and collateral circulation is developed by her Ayurvedic medicine. Left Ventricular Hypertrophy (LVH), formed by high cholesterol along with overexertion, can be reversed by Dr. Praveena's Ayurvedic treatment, a feat not achievable by allopathic medicine, or angioplasty (PTCA), or CABG (bypass surgery).

Dr Praveena's Ayurvedic eye treatment reportedly has scientific evidence supporting its effectiveness in treating extreme myopia, astigmatism, anisometropia, and amblyopia yielding results within 7 to 21 days of specialized treatment. Dr Praveena's Ayurvedic treatments purportedly change the shape of the cornea, including spherical and cylindrical power correction. Dr Praveena's Ayurvedic therapies can cure or significantly improve extreme myopia: Dr. Praveena's Ayurvedic treatment could potentially replace conventional medical care for myopia.

A rasayana called Hridayeswari, considered a heart tonic, to improve heart EF has been formulated by Dr. Praveena. By this heart muscle is strengthened, circulation is improved, blood pressure is regulated, stress is managed, l inflammation is reduced by its powerful antioxidant and anti- inflammatory properties,. The heart muscle become strong and blood vessels are made more pliable, aging is reduced, and collateral circulation is developed by her Ayurvedic medicine. Left Ventricular Hypertrophy (LVH), formed by high cholesterol along with overexertion, can be reversed by Dr. Praveena's Ayurvedic treatment, a feat not achievable by allopathic medicine, or angioplasty (PTCA), or CABG (bypass surgery) Dr Praveena's Ayurvedic treatments purportedly change the shape of the cornea, including spherical and cylindrical power correction. Dr Praveena's Ayurvedic therapies can cure or significantly improve extreme myopia: Dr. Praveena's Ayurvedic treatment could potentially replace conventional medical care for myopia.

Myopia, also known as nearsightedness is a common vision condition where people can see objects that are close to them clearly, but objects that are farther away appear blurry. This condition occurs when the eyeball is slightly elongated, causing light entering the eye to focus in front of the retina instead of directly on its surface. It can also occur if the cornea is too curved for the length of the eyeball. The symptoms of myopia typically include difficulty seeing distant objects clearly, leading to squinting, eye strain and headaches. It is often diagnosed in childhood and can progress with age, especially during growth spurts in adolescence. Dr Praveena 's special treatment plan relieve myopia within 7 days and remove spectacle. Dr Praveena's Ayurvedic treatments purportedly change the shape of the cornea, including spherical and cylindrical power correction. Dr Praveena's Ayurvedic therapies can cure or significantly improve extreme myopia: Dr. Praveena's Ayurvedic treatment could potentially replace conventional medical care for myopia.

Dr. Praveena's alternative Ayurvedic treatments for heart failure reportedly show a high success rate in echocardiogram and ECG results after the completion of courses of treatment. It's crucial to begin her treatment promptly after initial emergency management with conventional medical treatments.Dr. Praveena's alternative Ayurvedic treatment can reportedly help reduce heart size, thus lessening the patient's symptoms. It's similarly challenging to reverse heart failure in patients with stents or PTCA. In 80% of patients, Dr. Praveena's Ayurvedic treatment reportedly results in improved ECG and ECHO.

The primary causes of myopia include:
  1. Genetic Factors
  2. Environmental Factors: Prolonged close-up activities, such as reading using computers, and looking at mobile devices
  3. Lack of Outdoor Time: Natural light and the opportunity to focus on distant objects may be protective,
How to prevent
  1. Increased Outdoor Activity
  2. Proper Reading Habits: Maintain a proper reading distance (30-40 cm) and ensure good lighting while reading.
  3. Take frequent breaks to look at distant objects to reduce eye strain,
  4. Limit Screen Time: Reduce the amount of time spent on computers, tablets, and smartphones, especially for non-essential activities
  5. Implement the 20-20-20 rule: every 20 minutes, take a 20-second break to look at something 20 feet away