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Ray Becerra’s Story

Miami,
Florida, USA

Asthma, Sciatica

“I arrived here with a very severe pain of the sciatic nerve. I am also a chronic asthmatic. I never forget to carry the asthma spray. And I have another physical sign or deformation that is called ‘chicken chest.’ Only people who have suffered from this illness for more than 20, 25 years have it. I was born with asthma. Asthma is not the only problem. I am also allergic to smoke.”

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Karen Webb’s Healing

Charlottesville
Virginia, USA

Tumour

“Two days after having a root canal treatment, I woke up before 4 a.m. with a thundering headache, and was nearly unable to open the right eye. In addition to performing Agnihotra twice daily and daily ingestion of Agnihotra healing ash before most meals, I added the recommended dosage of an over-the-counter allergy and sinus medication, thinking I might be having an allergic reaction to mold from working in the basement a lot, packing boxes.”

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Fever, Hot Flushes & Co.

Do you sweat a lot? Do you sweat too much?

Is it a general weakness, which makes me sweat at first and then makes me feel cold? Am I overweight so that too much heat is retained and the temperature cannot be balanced as precisely and easily by the body? Do I have an infection and the body fights it with fever? Am I in menopause, which may cause a hormonal adjustment and change in my internal balance?
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HAVE A COLD? How to quickly get well!

Pharmacist, Monika Koch, Germany

When the cold season begins, the body must organize and adapt its energy. If it can’t do this quickly, we might catch a cold. This is not only the case in long, cold winters, but also in hot weather a sudden cold can occur. Why? A "cold" has always something to do with cool: during a cold season, the environment can withdraw too much heat from the body; when walking on a stone floor too much heat can escape from the body; wind or wearing a wet bathing suit for too long can withdraw much heat; being outside, or exposed to draft or an air-conditioner, etc. can withdraw too much body heat.
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