Kerala Ayurveda is popular both inside and outside Kerala. The exotic blend of tradition with expertise of treatment promotes this unique field in the contemporary era. Kerala Ayurveda has several patrons in the international circle. Tourists are devoted to this practise that improves their health in a unique way while being affordable. The treatments and procedures rejuvenates and heals the mind, body and soul. The Ayurveda treatments are effective in treating many of the diseases such as migraine, obesity, stress and other disorders that are the product of hectic life. Those who neglect their health in the busy schedules can regain it with the splendid treatments in the resorts. These resorts are excellent avenues to relax in the stressful busy life. Kerala ayurveda treatment in Kerala is popular with the older generation and with tourists. Most of the older generation lead their life strictly abiding the norms of Ayurveda. They are staunch believers of the healing effect of Ayurveda. There are increasing numbers of patrons for Ayurveda from various parts of the world. Ayurveda has an increased appeal with its curative effects on illnesses of the contemporary era. Many of these illnesses are the product of the busy life and its cures are available in Ayurveda. Ayurveda with its unique combination of herbs and medication are popular in Kerala with its tourism. People enjoy visiting the place and indulging in treatments that heal and improve their health.

Here is an easy cure for obesity, and better yet it costs nothing. 

Bloody Hare Krishnas - if they're not drumming moronically while one is trying to get a bit of kip at the rock festival campsite they're drumming up tourism for resorts where one can choose between malnutrition and mosquitos as the preferred method of kick-starting a reincaranation process.

What a pointless waste of human life ...

Hare Krishna always makes me think of this - possibly the funniest episode of  possibly the funniest programme ever.

And not the first Hairy Krishna pushing the same here, must be on commission.  

https://reshistorica.forumotion.com/t547-famous-treatment-in-ayurveda

It's the same dude again. I've banned him.

I've seen spammers on other forums but I didn't think they'd try a history discussion website.  If I wanted to try complimentary medicine I wouldn't have to go abroad.  Still if the person has been stopped in their tracks I shouldn't go on like it's "The Daily Rant".