La neuralgia del trigémino es una enfermedad caracterizada por la aparición paroxística de dolores neurálgicos dentro de la distribución de una o más divisiones del nervio trigémino. Las ramas del nervio trigémino se extienden sobre la cara, desde la mandíbula hasta la frente. Los afectos de este nervio causan episodios de dolor insoportable, que son de corta duración y en un lado de la cara. Incluso una sensación leve como una suave brisa o una salpicadura de agua podría desencadenar un ataque. Es una de las aflicciones más dolorosas del cuerpo humano. Afecta principalmente a individuos geriátricos de mediana edad y es más común en mujeres.

La investigación publicada revisada por pares citada en esta página representa algunos de los estudios realizados sobre remedios naturales para la neuralgia del trigémino. Más estudios de este tipo se pueden encontrar en Pubmed o   Google Académico.   Nuestros médicos participan o evalúan la investigación de todas las tradiciones antes de formular nuestros kits de establecimiento de precedentes. Sin embargo, las leyes sobre medicina natural varían de un país a otro y, por lo tanto, no hacemos reclamos más allá de los hechos por la FDA en su país, que es la única autoridad que puede legalmente hacer un reclamo para curar, tratar o mitigar un problema. enfermedad.

Le invitamos a discutir esta investigación con sus médicos. Si realmente se preocupan por su salud, también se tomarán el tiempo para estudiarla con una mente abierta. A continuación, puede tomar nuestros productos naturales para la función nerviosa. Biogetica lo apoya en su derecho de saber y elegir y prometemos estar con usted en cada paso del camino. Nadie dejará de recibir nuestros remedios naturales, incluso si no pueden pagar.

Los tratamientos alopáticos para la neuralgia del trigémino incluyen medicamentos antiinflamatorios, analgésicos y multivitamínicos. Se pueden considerar varios procedimientos quirúrgicos si los recursos no son efectivos o los efectos secundarios son intolerables.

También se prescriben analgésicos como la carbamazepina junto con relajantes musculares. Sin embargo, uno se vuelve resistente a ellos después del uso periódico y se requiere aumentar la dosis para que sea eficaz.

Los efectos secundarios de estos tratamientos alopáticos para la neuralgia del trigémino incluyen erupciones en la piel, reducción del recuento de glóbulos blancos y daño hepático.

A muchos pacientes se les recomiendan cirugías, pero pocos parecen sentir alivio de ello.

Biogetica está a la vanguardia de la innovación en el cuidado de la salud y combina por primera vez tres disciplinas separadas y únicas: hierbas ayurvédicas tradicionales, homeopatía de resonancia avanzada y nutracéuticos innovadores diseñados a partir de la molécula para brindarle salud y libertad.

Nuestra misión es proporcionarle soluciones naturales integradas que aborden problemas de raíz en el espectro físico, energético e informativo de su vida. Nuestros médicos investigan todos los ingredientes posibles y los combinan de forma sinérgica en kits para ayudar a equilibrar su cuerpo.

Los productos de Biogetica reflejan una comprensión tanto de la naturaleza molecular como de la vibración de la vida y, por lo tanto, cierran la brecha entre la comprensión actual de la medicina, la biología y la física cuántica.

Se cree que nuestros protocolos naturales alivian la neuralgia del trigémino al abordar la causa raíz: la hipersensibilidad de su nervio trigémino. Los kits contienen homeopatía de resonancia y productos bioenergéticos modernos que funcionan de la siguiente manera: **

• Proporcionando a su cuerpo información energética sobre el funcionamiento óptimo de los nervios.
• Dando alivio rapido
• Aliviar el hormigueo y el adormecimiento en el camino de su nervio trigémino
• Lograr que su sistema nervioso deje de ser sensible a los factores desencadenantes
• Fortaleciendo y calmando tus nervios.

La prueba de nuestros métodos es evidente a partir de los resultados innovadores que hemos visto en ensayos clínicos independientes y, lo que es más importante, en las vidas que hemos ayudado a mejorar.

Los ácidos grasos monoinsaturados son ricos en ácidos grasos esenciales que son necesarios para un metabolismo eficiente y ayudan a reducir la inflamación. Por lo tanto, los ácidos grasos monoinsaturados se prefieren a los ácidos grasos saturados. Los ácidos grasos omega 3 y la vitamina B son necesarios para fortalecer los nervios craneales, incluido el nervio trigémino.

Es esencial tomar una cantidad adecuada de vitamina B12, magnesio y calcio de fuentes de alimentos naturales y orgánicos, ya que son muy importantes en el tratamiento de la neuralgia del trigémino.

Aumentar la ingesta esencial de vitaminas y micronutrientes. 

Coma más de lo siguiente:

• Tome complejo B y algunos buenos multivitamínicos y minerales diariamente:   Las frutas y verduras ricas en omega 3 y vitamina B incluyen huevos, leche desnatada, jugo, leche de soya, yogur, harina de avena, nueces, semillas de lino, semillas de calabaza, coles de Bruselas, menta, perejil, legumbres, nueces, granos enteros, verduras de hoja verde, Queso, salmón, pez espada, atún, almejas, mejillones, ostras, etc. bajos en grasa Los alimentos ricos en vitamina A y beneficiosos para reforzar el sistema inmunológico son: albaricoques, zanahorias, brócoli, repollo, espinacas, guisantes congelados, mango, tomates, papas dulces, etc. .

• Alimentos ricos en magnesio: Incluye melaza, germen de trigo, mariscos, productos lácteos, bananas. Tomar 400 mg de magnesio al día.

• Alimentos ricos en calcio: incluyen leche descremada, queso, yogur, salmón, sardinas con huesos, brócoli, judías verdes, almendras y hojas verdes de nabo.

• Vitamina B3 (niacina): ayuda a mantener el sistema nervioso, ayuda en la síntesis de varias hormonas y funciona como un antioxidante. Los alimentos ricos en vitamina B3 son pescado, pollo, cerdo, hígado, maní, carne de res, champiñones, guisantes verdes, semillas de girasol, aguacate.

The mind is a tool developed for our survival. You are not the mind, nor the body but rather one that can perceive the mind and the body. However, one is now constantly wagged around by the mind and its fears and desires. Often we find ourselves trampled in a parade of thoughts and washed around in a flood of emotions. Meditation is simply the process of returning Home to our true nature as the witnessing consciousness in which arise all thoughts and emotions. It is merely the fragrance of Being Human.

Meditation cannot be done, it will happen once we stop doing everything and anything. Now is all that exists, all else is merely grasping at the wind hoping to change things that are generally way beyond our control.

Talking about meditation and whether you believe you can do it or not, is pointless. When we rise above our mind, emotions and body, meditation will happen. Simply listening and following is enough. Meditation is in our very nature, and it happens for us all. Behind all those thoughts is a Witness. You are that Witness.

So please, let it happen.

 

• Guided Healing Meditation with Patrick from Samarpan foundation-Goa,India

• Guided Qi Gong energy healing meditation with our founder Apoorv

Advaita self discovering meditation with Apoorv"I AM THAT I AM"meditation with Dr Stephen Wollinsky

• Meditation 1

• Meditation 2

• Meditation 3

• Meditation 4

• Meditation 5

Prana' stands for life force, and as the name suggests, it is instrumental in keeping us alive. 'Pranayama' is the process that helps us control 'Prana', and thus in a way, control our life. On careful observation, it is clear that there exists an intimate connection between the breath and energy-currents. Proper coordination of the breathing process leads to the control of vital inner-currents and energies. It ultimately results in the control of the body, mind and soul continuum. Over the millenia yogis have understood how each pranayama affects the energy meridians of the body and therefore these yogis recommend particular pranayamas for particular conditions and constitutions.

1.Tandem Breathing ('Sahita Kumbhaka') 

It has 2 types, based on whether or not there is any concomitant chanting of Mantras with the Pranayama exercise. 

Steps:

1. Comfortable aasana like Padma-asana or Swastika-asana.
2. Slow inhalation; with concomitant chants of the mantra 'OM AARAH', if possible.
3. Hold the breath for a short period of time. 
4. Slow Exhalation.

Significance:

It's a daily and constant process, which we seldom appreciate.

Benefits:

It encourages concentration with closed eyes while we inhale and exhale.

2. Awakening breath ('Surya Bheda')

Steps:

1. Upright position in a comfortable asana like Padma-asana / Swastika asana / Siddhasana. Concentrate with eyes closed.

2. Rest the right thumb on the right nostril (Avoid applying any pressure or blocking the nostril). At the same time, rest the right index finger on the space between 2 eyebrows and close the left nostril with the right ring and little finger.

3. Slow inhalation through the right nostril is pursued, till comfortable.

4. With the thumb applied to the right nostril, retain the breath firmly pressing the chin against the chest. There is no specific limit to this and it can be pursued till there is discomfort.

5. Slow and silent exhalation through the left nostril. It is followed by a short gap wherein inhalation is avoided. This same procedure is to be repeated again. 

Time limit: 

Hold your breath till you perspire. This point cannot be reached at the very outset. The period of retention of breath needs to be gradually increased. 

Advantages:

• It cures the diseases caused by excess of Vata & Kapha
• Improves digestion
• Awakens 'Kundalini Shakti'

Indications:

• Intestinal worms
• Artritis
• Sinusitis

3. Hissing breath ('Ujjayi')

Steps: 

1. Sit comfortably in Padma-asana / Swastika asana / Siddhasana. Close the mouth. 
2. Fold the tip of the tongue and rest it on the palate. The tongue will appear to be 'twisted'. 
3. Inhale air slowly through both the nostrils in a uniform manner till the breath fills the chest. This results in a peculiar sound uniform in pitch and continuous in nature.
4. Retain the breath as long as you can, till there is any discomfort.
5. Close the right nostril with the right thumb.
6. Exhale slowly through the left nostril.

Time limit:

3 min to hr

Advantages:

• Strengthens the nervous system
• Improves the tone of voice
• Relieves stress
• Increases lung capacity

Indications:

• Indigestion
• Koch's
• Bronquitis
• Pharyngitis
• Spleen disorders
• Amigdalitis
• Cough
• Ascites

• Purifies the blood
• Quenches thirst and appeases hunger

• Spleen disorders
• Chronic dyspepsia
• Indigestion
• Bilious disorders

5. Cooling Breath (Shitkari) 

Steps: 

1. Upright position in a comfortable asana like Padma-asana. 
2. Fold the tongue so that its tip is brought to rest over the upper palate. Inhale air through the mouth accompanied by a hissing sound 'Si'/ 'C'. 
3. Retain the breath as long as you can, till there is any discomfort.
4. Slowly exhale through both the nostrils.

Time limit: 

Gradually increase by 1 minute every week, till 5 minutes.

Advantages:

• Helps to keep the body cool in summer
• Improves vigor & beauty
• Helps quench thirst when thirsty

Indications:

• Dental carries
• Bleeding and inflammation of gums
• Ulcers
• Colitis
• Throat infection
• Hypertension patients can practice this type of Pranayama to decrease blood pressure.

6. Bellow Breath (Bhastrika)

It draws similarity with the bellows of a blacksmith. It involves rapid expulsion of breath and is a powerful exercise. It can be termed as a combination of Kapalabhati and Ujjayi. 

Steps: 

1. Upright position (with a straight neck) in a comfortable asana like Padma-asana. 
2. Body, head and neck in erect posture. Close the mouth. 
3. Inhale air (chest expands and abdominal muscles are pulled in) and quickly exhale 10 times (1 set). While doing so a hissing sound is produced. 
4. When 1 set is on the verge of completion the final expulsion should be followed by a deepest possible inhalation. 
5. Retain breath as long as you can till there is some any discomfort. 
6. Follow it with a complete slow exhalation. This marks the end of one round. 
7. After a short rest (with normal breathing pattern) begin the next round. 

Time limit: 

Practice three rounds daily in the morning and evening. 

Advantages:

• Decreases anxiety and depression
• Stimulates appetite
• Improves resistance power
• Gives warmth to the body
• Purifies 'Nadi' and awakens the 'Kundalini' quickly

Indications:

• Abdominal disorders
• Throat and chest infection

Note:

• In case you encounter any giddiness, stop the practice and take a few normal breaths. Continue after the giddiness has subsided.
• In summer, practice it in the morning only during cool hours.
• Those wishing to practice it in the long-term and in an intense manner, should live on 'Khichdi', and take an Enema ('Bhasti') in the morning before starting the practice.
• People suffering from heart or lung disorders should do it slowly.

7. Humming Breath (Bhramari)

 Its name is derived from the fact that a sound like that of 'humming of bees' is produced when it is practiced.

Steps: 

1. Upright position in a comfortable asana like Padma-asana or Swastika-asana. Keep the neck and back erect.
2. Place your thumbs on the ears, index fingers just above the eyebrows (near the sinuses) and the remaining three fingers on the eyes. The finger-tips should slightly press the ridge of the nose on each side.
3. Inhale and exhale air rapidly through both the nostrils, making a humming sound resembling that of a Bee ('Bhramara'). Concomitantly chant 'Om'.
4. The process can be continued till you perspire profusely. 
5. Next inhale through both the nostrils and retain the breath as long as you can, till there is some discomfort. 
6. Exhale slowly through both the nostrils. 

Time limit: 

Beginners may practice it 3 times, and advanced practitioners 11-21 times.

Advantages:

• Improves speech and voice-quality
• Helps in the achievement of ultimate peace ('Samadhi')

Indications:

• Sinusitis
• Hipertensión
• Depresión
• Estrés

Contraindications

• Epilepsy
• Head injury
• Brain tumor
• Migraña
• Severe or persistent headaches

8. Supreme Breath ('Murcha Pranayama') 

Steps: 

1. Upright position in a comfortable asana like Padma-asana. 
2. Close the eyes and concentrate on the space between the 2 eyebrows ('Trikuti'). 
3. Inhale slowly through the mouth and retain the breath till you feel faint. 
4. Sever off your connection with the surroundings and focus on the center-point between the 2 eyebrows.
5. Apply the chin on the chest and then exhale slowly. 

Advantages:

• Practice without distraction endows divine happiness
• Makes you feel pleasant and relaxed

Indications:

• Ansiedad
• Depresión
• Mental disorders

9. Unconditioned Breath ('Kevala Kumbhaka') 

Perfection in Tandem breathing (mentioned earlier) paves the way for Kevala Kumbhaka. Thus, an existence devoid of inhalation and exhalation and unconditioned by space, time and number is unconditioned breath.

Steps: 

1. Upright position in a comfortable asana like Padma-asana.
2. It involves the sudden stopping of the breath without resorting to inhalation or exhalation.

Advantages:

• Attainment of Raja Yoga and perfection in Hath Yoga
• Arousal of Kundalini Shakti
• Cures diseases and promotes longevity

10. Alternate Breath

A simple, yet scientific exercise that can be practiced virtually anywhere. It is based on the fact that we alternate between the two nostrils when we breathe. 

Steps: 

1. Upright position in a comfortable asana like Padma-asana. Tilt your head slightly forward.

2. First half round:

• Fold the index and middle fingers of the right hand into its palm. The other fingers should be extended.
• Close the right nostril with your right thumb.
• Inhale through the left nostril for a definite period of time – say 5 seconds.
• Close the left nostril with the right ring-finger and little-finger.
• Concurrently remove your thumb from the right nostril, and exhale.
• This is to be done for twice the inhalation period, i.e. for 10 seconds.
• This completes the first half of one round. 3. Second half round
• Inhale through the right nostril for a definite period say 5 seconds.
• Close the right nostril with the right thumb.
• Exhale through the left nostril for a period that is twice that of inhalation i.e. 10 seconds.
• This completes the other half of one round.

3. Second half round:

• Inhale through the right nostril for a definite period – say 5 seconds.
• Close the right nostril with your right thumb.
• Exhale through the left nostril for a period that is twice that of inhalation i.e. 10 seconds.
• This completes the other half of one round.

Time limit: 

If there is no discomfort of any kind after practicing as instructed above, increase the inhalation period gradually second-by-second. Correspondingly change the exhalation period.

Number of Rounds: 

Begin with 3 rounds. If there is no discomfort, 1 round can be added every week, until you are doing 7 rounds.

This exercise can be practiced as often as you wish, but do remember to do it at least once a day.

Advantages:

• Cleanses/detoxifies the Pranic channels
• Regulates Prana
• Imparts relaxation
• Improves mental functioning and alertness
• Imparts optimum creativity and optimum logical, verbal activity of the brain
• Improves sleep

Indications:

• Stress and related disorders
• Physical and mental fatigue
• Tension headaches

Contraindications

Cold/ Nasal block (Stuffed nose). Forced breathing is not advocated and can lead to complications.