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The word Ayurveda is made up of two Sanskrit words ayur and veda meaning 'life' and 'knowledge' respectively. Taken together they mean the 'science of life'; in a more limited sense, the term is used to imply the science of medicine.

We are manufacturers and exporters of Ayurvedic Products from India. Ronak healthcare has a range of ayurveda products which help you stay healthy - the herbal way.

Herbal products such as food supplements, medicines, creams and lotions etc. are a gift that nature has very generously bestowed upon us. We, as manufacturers of herbal products harness this nature's gift and bring out the best to you and ready to consume form.

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The origins of Ayurveda are shrouded in antiquity. Legend has it that Brahma, the Creator (a part of the Hindu holy trinity of gods) first perceived it and taught it to his sons, Daksha Prajapati. Subsequently, Lord Dhanwantri, the God of healing and the teacher of the medical sciences passed it on the prominent Hindu sages Atreya, Bharadvaja, Kashyapa, Sushruta, Parashara and Charaka. Sage Atreya's disciple Agnivesha is said to have written the original Agnivesha Samhita around 1000 BC which has come down to us in the form of Charaka Samhita. This text is considered an authoritative pronouncement of Ayurvedic doctrine.

The universe is made up of the pancha mahabhutas or five primary elements: Fire (Agni), Water (jala), Ether (akasha), Earth (prithvi) and Air (vayu). An individual similarly according to Vedic philosophy, is made up of five layers: the physical body which is the outer layer and four inner layers: the astral body, the psyche, the intellect and the layer at which complete bliss can be felt.

The relevance of Ayurveda in today's world lies in the fact that this science is the product of an ancient civilization and culture that postulates man as part of and as the microcosm of the universe, the macrocosm.

According to Ayurveda every phenomenon in the universe can be found to take place in the individual, albeit in a subtle form. Every individual act has therefore an impact on the environment (in a very broad sense of the term) and on the universe.

Ayurveda is unique in that it is deeply rooted in traditional cultures and at the same time emanating from man's interaction with the environment or the macrocosm and hence applicable universally.