📢 Free Yoga Camp” for Diabetes and Hypertension Management
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📆 Event Dates: March 1 to March 15, 2025
⏲️ Timing: 7:00 AM to 8:00 AM
📢 Free Yoga Camp” for Diabetes and Hypertension Management
📞 Limited Slots – Prior Appointment Required
📆 Event Dates: March 1 to March 15, 2025
⏲️ Timing: 7:00 AM to 8:00 AM
Fatty liver, or hepatic steatosis, is a condition where excess fat accumulates in liver cells. While a small amount of fat in the liver is normal, excessive fat can interfere with the liver’s ability to function. If left untreated, fatty liver can progress to serious conditions such as inflammation, fibrosis, cirrhosis, or even liver failure. Ayurvedic treatment has proven effective in reversing fatty liver naturally, and one of the Best Ayurvedic Clinics for Treating Fatty Liver is Ace Wellness. Fatty liver is commonly classified into two types:
Unrelated to alcohol consumption, often linked to metabolic disorders such as obesity and type 2 diabetes.
Directly caused by excessive alcohol intake.
Excess weight, especially abdominal fat, can lead to fat accumulation in the liver.
Poor lipid metabolism can exacerbate fat deposition in the liver.
Even moderate intake can contribute to fatty liver in susceptible individuals.
Often associated with type 2 diabetes or prediabetes.
Diets high in processed foods, added sugars, and unhealthy fats increase the risk.
Certain drugs, such as corticosteroids and tamoxifen, may induce fatty liver.
Drastic weight changes can stress the liver, leading to fat buildup.
A family history of fatty liver disease or metabolic disorders can increase susceptibility.
Fatty liver often presents no symptoms in its early stages, making it challenging to detect without medical tests. However, as the condition progresses, some people may experience:
The treatment journey begins with a comprehensive consultation to understand the patient’s medical history, lifestyle, and dietary habits. Diagnostic tests such as liver function tests (LFT), ultrasound (USG), and FibroScan are conducted to assess the severity of fatty liver and identify any underlying conditions.
In this phase, the patient follows a prescribed sattvic diet that aligns with their prakriti (constitution) and digestive capacity. This diet helps in balancing the digestive fire (agni) while supporting overall gut health. Alongside dietary changes, the patient is prescribed Gutwell Powder, which is taken at bedtime with lukewarm water to promote gut detoxification and digestion. The oil basti therapy continues nightly to maintain the cleansing and lubrication of the digestive tract.
This stage focuses on activating and strengthening the digestive fire to metabolize accumulated toxins. The patient is prescribed Aampachak Vati, a tablet that aids digestion, and Bhumyamalaki Kwatha, a herbal decoction known for its hepatoprotective and anti-inflammatory properties, which specifically benefit liver health. The nightly application of oil basti continues during this period to further enhance the balancing of vata dosha and support digestive processes.
On the seventh day, the focus shifts to nourishing and lubricating the digestive system to facilitate deeper detoxification. Snehapana or Avapeedakasnehapana involves the administration of go ghrita (cow ghee), either plain or medicated. The dosage, approximately 25-30 ml, varies based on the individual’s prakriti, digestive strength (agni), and overall health condition (roga bala). If the patient is comfortable without food, the ghee is given directly; otherwise, it is mixed with food. The nightly oil basti therapy continues, ensuring sustained lubrication and detoxification.
On this day, the patient transitions to a tailored diet based on their prakriti and digestive strength. This diet is designed to maintain the progress achieved during the detoxification process. A follow-up consultation is conducted to monitor the patient’s recovery and make necessary adjustments to the treatment plan, ensuring continued improvement in liver health.
The liver maintenance phase focuses on promoting long-term liver health and preventing the recurrence of fatty liver. Patients are prescribed RC 3 capsules (one capsule twice daily) for liver support, along with Bhumyamalaki Kwatha (15 ml three times a day) to detoxify and protect the liver. Additional phytomedicines are prescribed based on the patient’s condition. This phase also incorporates two daily yoga sessions and pranayama, such as Ujjayi Pranayama, to enhance overall physical and mental well-being. These practices improve blood circulation, digestion, and stress management, supporting liver health.
Specific yoga asanas and pranayama techniques are integrated into the treatment to enhance liver health. Asanas such as Gomukhasana, Trikonasana, Tadasana, Pavanamuktasana, Malasana, and Shalabhasana stimulate abdominal organs, improve digestion, and enhance circulation. Bhairava Mudra is practiced to balance brain hemispheres and support the liver and digestive system. Ujjayi Pranayama helps manage stress and promotes detoxification, while Udiyan Banda activates abdominal organs and aids liver and digestive health.
To evaluate the effectiveness of the treatment, diagnostic tests are conducted before and after the therapy. These include an ultrasound (USG) to assess liver size and fat accumulation, a FibroScan to measure liver stiffness and fibrosis levels, and liver elastography (ARFI) to determine the extent of fibrosis.
Initial Consultation and Diagnosis
● We begin with a detailed consultation covering your medical history, lifestyle, and eating habits
● Diagnostic tests like LFT, USG, and FibroScan are conducted for accurate evaluation
● These tests help us identify the severity of fatty liver and any related conditions
● Based on the results, we design a personalized treatment plan for you
Diet Chart and Gut Health Maintenance
● We provide a sattvic diet tailored to your prakriti and digestive capacity
● The diet is designed to balance your digestive fire (agni) and enhance gut health
● You are prescribed Gutwell Powder for night-time detox and digestion
● Oil basti therapy is continued daily for cleansing and digestive support
Deepana and Pachana (Digestive Fire Activation)
● This stage focuses on reigniting and regulating your digestive fire
● We prescribe Aampachak Vati and Bhumyamalaki Kwatha for digestion and liver support
● The herbs aid toxin metabolism and reduce liver inflammation
● The herbs aid toxin metabolism and reduce liver inflammation
Digestive System Lubrication (Snehapana)
● On Day 7, we begin Snehapana, administering plain or medicated go ghrita
● Dosage (25–30 ml) is customized as per your digestive strength and health status
● Ghrita may be consumed directly or mixed with food for ease
● Oil basti continues nightly to aid deeper detox and nourishment
Customized Diet and Follow-Up
● A personalized post-detox diet is planned according to your prakriti and recovery
● This diet helps maintain progress and promotes long-term healing
● A follow-up consultation ensures the treatment is on the right track
● Adjustments are made based on your recovery and response to therapy
Liver Maintenance Phase
● We prescribe our clinically tested patented medicine to support liver health
● Bhumyamalaki Kwatha (15 ml thrice daily) is continued for detox and protection
● Additional phytomedicines are included as needed for your condition
● Daily yoga and pranayama (like Ujjayi) are integrated to enhance well-being
Yoga and Pranayama for Liver Health
● We guide you through liver-stimulating asanas like Trikonasana, Malasana, etc.
● Practices like Bhairava Mudra support mental calm and digestion
● Ujjayi Pranayama helps manage stress and improve detox pathways
● Ujjayi Pranayama helps manage stress and improve detox pathways
Investigations for Monitoring Progress
● We repeat Ultrasound (USG) to track changes in liver fat and size
● FibroScan helps monitor improvements in liver stiffness and fibrosis
● ARFI liver elastography gives a deeper insight into liver condition
● These tests confirm treatment success and help guide future steps
The treatment journey begins with a comprehensive consultation to understand the patient’s medical history, lifestyle, and dietary habits. Diagnostic tests such as liver function tests (LFT), ultrasound (USG), and FibroScan are conducted to assess the severity of fatty liver and identify any underlying conditions.
In this phase, the patient follows a prescribed sattvic diet that aligns with their prakriti (constitution) and digestive capacity. This diet helps in balancing the digestive fire (agni) while supporting overall gut health. Alongside dietary changes, the patient is prescribed Gutwell Powder, which is taken at bedtime with lukewarm water to promote gut detoxification and digestion. The oil basti therapy continues nightly to maintain the cleansing and lubrication of the digestive tract.
This stage focuses on activating and strengthening the digestive fire to metabolize accumulated toxins. The patient is prescribed Aampachak Vati, a tablet that aids digestion, and Bhumyamalaki Kwatha, a herbal decoction known for its hepatoprotective and anti-inflammatory properties, which specifically benefit liver health. The nightly application of oil basti continues during this period to further enhance the balancing of vata dosha and support digestive processes.
On the seventh day, the focus shifts to nourishing and lubricating the digestive system to facilitate deeper detoxification. Snehapana or Avapeedakasnehapana involves the administration of go ghrita (cow ghee), either plain or medicated. The dosage, approximately 25-30 ml, varies based on the individual’s prakriti, digestive strength (agni), and overall health condition (roga bala). If the patient is comfortable without food, the ghee is given directly; otherwise, it is mixed with food. The nightly oil basti therapy continues, ensuring sustained lubrication and detoxification.
On this day, the patient transitions to a tailored diet based on their prakriti and digestive strength. This diet is designed to maintain the progress achieved during the detoxification process. A follow-up consultation is conducted to monitor the patient’s recovery and make necessary adjustments to the treatment plan, ensuring continued improvement in liver health.
The liver maintenance phase focuses on promoting long-term liver health and preventing the recurrence of fatty liver. Patients are prescribed RC 3 capsules (one capsule twice daily) for liver support, along with Bhumyamalaki Kwatha (15 ml three times a day) to detoxify and protect the liver. Additional phytomedicines are prescribed based on the patient’s condition. This phase also incorporates two daily yoga sessions and pranayama, such as Ujjayi Pranayama, to enhance overall physical and mental well-being. These practices improve blood circulation, digestion, and stress management, supporting liver health.
Specific yoga asanas and pranayama techniques are integrated into the treatment to enhance liver health. Asanas such as Gomukhasana, Trikonasana, Tadasana, Pavanamuktasana, Malasana, and Shalabhasana stimulate abdominal organs, improve digestion, and enhance circulation. Bhairava Mudra is practiced to balance brain hemispheres and support the liver and digestive system. Ujjayi Pranayama helps manage stress and promotes detoxification, while Udiyan Banda activates abdominal organs and aids liver and digestive health.
To evaluate the effectiveness of the treatment, diagnostic tests are conducted before and after the therapy. These include an ultrasound (USG) to assess liver size and fat accumulation, a FibroScan to measure liver stiffness and fibrosis levels, and liver elastography (ARFI) to determine the extent of fibrosis.
Ace Wellness offers a holistic approach to fatty liver treatment, using natural remedies, detox therapies, and tailored diets, the center ensures effective liver healing and overall health improvement. With a focus on long-term well-being, Ace Wellness integrates yoga, pranayama, and lifestyle guidance, supported by expert practitioners and measurable results. It’s the perfect blend of tradition and innovation for sustainable liver health.
Results vary based on severity, but mild fatty liver can improve in 2-3 months, while advanced cases may take 6-12 months with consistent treatment.
Yes, a sattvic diet is essential for treatment success. However, it is designed based on your prakriti (body type) to ensure it is manageable and effective.
Yes, Ayurvedic herbs often complement modern medicines for liver health, but it’s best to consult the doctor to ensure there are no interactions.
No, therapies like Basti (medicated enemas) and Snehapana are gentle.
Yes, Ayurveda balances metabolism and supports insulin function, making it effective for managing fatty liver with diabetes or high cholesterol.