Dr. JV Hebbar

Ayurvedic Doctor
Managing Director: Easy Ayurveda Private Limited
Easy Ayurveda Hospital, Mangalore

[Dr. JV Hebbar @hebbarjv]

🌿 KARKIDAKA CHIKITSA 2026 🌿
17th July – 16th August 2026

Restore your health the traditional Ayurvedic way with Karkidaka Chikitsa at Easy Ayurveda Hospital.

✨ Rejuvenate your body and mind through authentic Ayurvedic therapies designed to:
✔️ Detoxify the body
✔️ Boost immunity
✔️ Improve strength & vitality
✔️ Restore balance and overall wellness

This is the perfect season to cleanse, heal, and prepare your body for the months ahead.

📍 Easy Ayurveda Hospital
Next to Mphasis Building, Morgan's Gate, Mangalore – 575001

📞 Book your appointment:
86188 98900 | 88673 85567

Expert Care. Authentic Ayurveda. Lasting Wellness. 🌿

[SriSathya @sathyashrii]

Hakenkreuz ≠ Swastika.......

🚨 10th grader Mira Trivedi just won a curriculum fight in New Jersey!

Western schools still confuse the ancient Swastika - sacred symbol of peace & cosmic order for Hindus, Buddhists & Jains - with the Nazi Hakenkreuz.

She organized testimonies. Forced 35 educators to correct it.

Not erasing history. Correcting it.
Dharmic heritage matters. End the mix-up. 🇮🇳

Thoughts? 👇

[Dr. JV Hebbar @hebbarjv]

✨ Reveal your skin's natural radiance with the healing touch of Ayurveda. 🌿

Experience Raktachandana Facial Therapy at Easy Ayurveda Hospital—a traditional Ayurvedic skin care treatment that helps soothe the skin, reduce blemishes, improve complexion, and leave your face feeling refreshed and rejuvenated.

No harsh chemicals. Just the goodness of authentic Ayurveda for healthy, glowing skin. 💆‍♀️✨

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[doyichi⁶⁷🐚 @airfilter32]

India is just too kind to a world that despises it, no matter how great a deed it does for humanity.

[Dr. JV Hebbar @hebbarjv]

Is Chyavanprash good for acidity?
Generally acidity, gastritis, reflux disorders of stomach or acid peptic disorders are caused by Pitta Dosha aggravation. Chyawanprash is not a very good medicine specifically to balance Pitta dosha. Of course it has many coolant herbs like Amalaki fruit, Shatavari, Gokshura, Brahmi etc. but the net effect of Chyawanprash is slightly tilted towards hotness. Hence, for acidity, Chyavanaprash is not an ideal medicine. It is also seen that many people with acidity can tolerate Chyavanaprasam very well.

[Dr. JV Hebbar @hebbarjv]

Massage Oil Choices | 24 Hours Left - Video Classes Offer | Shilajit Test https://t.co/Vz0oS7da2j

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Can Himalaya Geriforte be used for diabetes?

Himalaya Geriforte is an Ayurvedic rejuvenative medicine used to improve physical and mental strength. It is targeted towards elderly people with weakness and fatigue. It relieves mental and physical strength. Looking into the composition, the manufacturer wants it to be a diabetic alternative for Chyawanprash. Though not directly indicated for diabetes, this tablet has some components which help indirectly to
a. Control blood sugar levels
b. Minimize the adverse effects of diabetes on the body such as nerve, kidney damage, stress, tiredness etc.

Important ingredients of Geriforte:
Ashwagandha (Withania somnifera)
Ashwagandha is a well-known adaptogen that helps the body resist physical and mental stress. It improves endurance, reduces fatigue, and supports healthy aging through its antioxidant action.

Chyavanprasha Concentrate
Chyavanprasha is rich in antioxidant herbs and supports immunity, strength and respiratory strength.

Shatavari (Asparagus racemosus)
Shatavari improves brain functions, keeps the mind calm, nourishing in nature, useful to relieve nerve irritation and burning sensation. Read Shatavari Benefits

Shilajit
Shilajit is a mineral-rich Ayurvedic ingredient known for enhancing energy production and stamina. It improves muscular health and helps fight sexual fatigue, which is often a complaint from diabetic patients.

Gotu Kola (Centella asiatica)
Gotu Kola improves memory, focus and concentration. It also helps maintain healthy nervous system function and mental well-being.

[Dr. JV Hebbar @hebbarjv]

@anandmahindra found the right brand ambassador for your cars!

[Olympic Khel ™ @OlympicKhel]

Back in style ⚡👑

Jyothi Yarraji clocked 12.99s to strike gold in the women's 100m hurdles at the 65th National Inter-State Senior Athletics Championships 🥇

Earlier in the day, she clocked 13.14s in the heats to achieve the qualifying standard for the 20th Asian Games Aichi–Nagoya 2026 🇮🇳

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Aloe Vera for Liver | Video Class Discount Ends in 5 Days! Geriforte - Diabetes? https://t.co/au5VHjOrX8

[Nilesh Nilkanth Oak निलेश ओक @NileshOak]

Unveiling of Sushrutha’s statue at the Royal College of Surgeons Edinburgh. What a great event, a historical event in the histories of both India & the U.K.

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How to Make Herbal Teas, Infusions? Millets for Diabetes https://t.co/3WdGZgC9yD

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Garlic is Tamasik but improves intelligence? Ragi - Constipation? https://t.co/JumITNC4ke

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Fruit Fasting for One Month? Hridaya Mudra | Foot Pain Cure https://t.co/m2BxawtIqX

[Nick Collins @nickcollins1953]

Much of the West’s religious heritage was shaped, directly or indirectly, by Indian thought transmitted through ancient trade networks.

From the 10th century BC, ships sailing from the Red Sea to India under the Hiram–Solomon maritime venture facilitated commercial exchange and intellectual and theological transmission. The Bhagavad Gita idea of the unity of the divine influenced the rise of Yahweh from minor deity to the main and eventually only Hebrew god.

Furthermore, Jain rejection of animal sacrifice influenced the decline of sacrificial practices across the Levant and eastern Mediterranean. Later, Buddhist ideas also traveled west. Under Chandragupta Maurya (c. 321–297 BC) and Ashoka (c. 268–233 BC), thousands of missionaries travelled the same trade routes. The doctrines they carried, asceticism, vegetarianism, the soul’s transmigration, reincarnation and pacifism, influenced far further.

These ideas resonated among Gnostics, Essenes, Manichaeans, Orphics, Pythagoreans, Druze and Neo-Platonists. The non-canonical Gospel of the Ebionites presents John the Baptist as a vegetarian, while parts in Genesis endorse plant-based sustenance.

Traditions surrounding Krishna and Indra include motifs later associated with Jesus: miraculous birth, celestial signs and wise men bearing gifts. Both Buddha and Jesus undergo wilderness fasts marked by temptation. Both advocate celibacy and renunciation of worldly wealth. In a Jataka, a Buddhist disciple walks on water. In another Buddha feeds 500 people with a piece of bread. Another resembles the prodigal son story.
Trinities within Vedic and later Hindu thought, Varuna–Mitra–Agni or Vaishnava–Shaiva–Krishna invite comparison with Christianity. Brahmanical substitution of rice cakes for human sacrifice parallels the Eucharist, where bread becomes Christ’s flesh. Brahmanical prohibitions against contact with raw flesh echoes in ritual restrictions imposed on Roman priests or flamens, probably derived from Brahmin. Krishna, Buddha and Christ were the result of virgin births. The word Christ is from Krishna or Krista. Indian ablution rituals spawned the idea of baptism, the idea of reincarnation became resurrection.

The Vedic “Om” became ‘Amen’. Devotion to Mary, mother of god, the Madonna is from Mata Nah, Our Mother, or the mother goddess. In Buddhist monasteries material gifts were linked to spiritual merit, copied by Christians. The idea of many divine manifestations emanating from a single ultimate reality resembles the hierarchical Christian God, Christ, the Holy Spirit, Mary, angels, saints, and martyrs. John1.1’s ‘In the beginning was the Word and the Word was with God and the Word was God’ was a Vedic mantra.

Accelerating Indian maritime trade unintentionally brought Indian ideas, albeit re-moulded in transmission, which in Christian form eventually replaced European pagan religions, which themselves were originally Indian-influenced from thousands of years earlier.

[Dr. JV Hebbar @hebbarjv]

We have seen bricks being used in the construction of buildings 🧱
But isn’t it interesting to know that the same bricks are used to provide pain relief! 👣✨

Yes! This is an ancient Ayurvedic therapy called Ishtika Sweda 🔥

The term Ishtika Sweda has 2 parts –
🧱 Ishtika = Brick
💨 Sweda = Sweat inducing therapy

Thus, Ishtika Sweda is a treatment done using heated bricks to induce sweating in painful and stiff areas of the body.

This therapy is mainly used to provide relief from:
✔ Heel pain
✔ Inflammation & swelling
✔ Stiffness and tenderness
✔ Plantar fasciitis / Calcaneal spur related discomfort

In many cases, it also acts as a disease-modifying therapy and gives long-lasting relief 🌿

Experience authentic Ayurvedic healing at Easy Ayurveda Hospital ✨
📞 Contact us to know more or book your consultation.

[Dr. JV Hebbar @hebbarjv]

@sundarpichai Y are you with Satya Nadella?

[Dr. JV Hebbar @hebbarjv]

There are many therapies and medicines oriented towards a comprehensive foot-care which have evolved over a period of time. Padabhyanga explained in Ayurveda is the mother of all therapies.

Foot massage? What is there in it?
You may feel so, but Padabhyanga is much more than what its root meaning shows It is a concept beyond massage. Padabyanga is a holistic therapy and a religious approach towards an effective psychosomatic healing.

Foot might be placed at the lower end..but it makes you a traveller through the core of time and experience the life at its best..it connects you to the Earth and is responsible for your evolution Prevention is better than cure.
You can experience Padabhyanga in spite of being healthy...it further rejuvenates and fortifies your health...and you are assured to keep many diseases at bay.

Comment "Padabhyanga" to know more about it!

Visit Easy Ayurveda Hospital to experience the best Padabhyanga!

[Dushyanth Sridhar @dushyanthsridar]

While I thought this #SanatanaDharma debate was done & dusted, and had decided to not participate in debates for sometime, this person who made such vicious remarks on the floor of the TN Assembly, coaxed me to.

Here are my views that I shared for Padmaja Joshi (@ndtv), Rahul Shivshankar (@CNNnews18) & Arnab Goswami (@republic)::

[Dr. JV Hebbar @hebbarjv]

@TheBongHead An Ayurvedic doctor here. He seems to have some systemic illness. May be related to kidney or liver. He needs to be taken to a doctor for checkup + lab work asap