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Tasty road to immunity

With the ministry of AYUSH recommending alternative medicine for better immunity, Indias Ayurvedic practitioners discuss why the ancient healing discipline can be tailored to every meal and every persons prakriti

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A traditional Kerala meal at Oottupura comprising chena mezhukupuratiyatu (yam stir fry), takkali rasam (tomato rasam), Kuruva red rice and chutta pappadam (roasted pappadam)

A traditional Kerala meal at Oottupura comprising chena mezhukupuratiyatu (yam stir fry), takkali rasam (tomato rasam), Kuruva red rice and chutta pappadam (roasted pappadam)

In 2017, Anuraj Jain, alumnus of IIM Lucknow, began scrambling for an alternative line of treatment when he realised that radiation and chemotherapy weren't effective in his mother's battle with ovarian cancer. She had experienced two relapses. "Doctors had given her six months," he says. Through a common friend, the family was introduced to an Ayurvedic ashram in Bhilwara, Rajasthan. "The herbs and quality of food that she was offered improved the quality and longevity of her life, and made me realise the power of Ayurveda."

Vazha koomb thoran (banana blossom stir fry), pineapple pachadi kootu curry, muringa parippu curry (drumstick and dal ), naranga achar (lemon pickle) chammandi Pappadam and ada pradaman (payasam) prepared by Marina Balakrishnan
Vazha koomb thoran (banana blossom stir fry), pineapple pachadi kootu curry, muringa parippu curry (drumstick and dal ), naranga achar (lemon pickle) chammandi Pappadam and ada pradaman (payasam) prepared by Marina Balakrishnan

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