Ayurveda for Dermatological Solutions

    October 2019 in “ PDEAS International Journal of Research in Ayurved and Allied Sciences ”
    Ragini Patil
    TLDR Ayurveda shows promise for skin issues but needs scientific proof.
    The document discussed the potential of Ayurveda in addressing various skin diseases, including acne, eczema, psoriasis, and vitiligo. It highlighted Ayurveda's holistic treatment principles and its deep-rooted knowledge of skin health as promising for managing a wide range of dermatological disorders. However, it emphasized the necessity for rigorous scientific validation to support the efficacy of Ayurvedic solutions in dermatology.
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