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Can Ayurveda cure dysthymia and obsessive compulsive disorder (for a person who is suffering for ten years)
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Dysthymia and ocd can be treated with Ayurveda medicines and panchkarma therapies.
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Yes, Ayurveda can cure OCD etc, including counseling,........ DR.SHIV KUMAR SHARMA TRAINED PSYCHIATRIST FROM G B PANT HOSPITAL NEW DELHI IN ASSOCIATION WITH VIMHANS THROUGH IMA GOVT OF INDIA, Life time member of Ayurveda mental health society RAJ DEPARTMENT OF AYURVEDA
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Strongly recommend u for ayurveda nasya chikitsa,which u can also perform at home without any assistance.
By God's grace, Treated many such patients through nasya chikitsa.
For further information u can also visit www.bhuvanaarogyamhospital.com
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