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Dopamine is a neurotransmitter made in your brain. Dopamine acts as a chemical messenger, communicating messages between nerve cells in your brain and your brain and the rest of your body. Dopamine acts on areas of the brain to give you feelings of pleasure, satisfaction and motivation. Anything that gives you pleasure will trigger the release of dopamine. This can range from a fun activity you enjoy, like dancing or cooking, to sex, shopping , and even certain drugs.  Dopamine often called the as Happy Hormone or Feel Good Hormone. Dopamine also has a role to play in controlling memory, mood, sleep, learning, concentration, movement and other body functions.  As a hormone, dopamine is released into your bloodstream. It plays a small role in the “fight-or-flight” syndrome. The fight-or-flight response refers to your body’s response to a perceived or real stressful situation, such as needing to escape danger. Engage in activities that make you happy or feel relaxed. This is ...

Gulkand, a sweet preserve made from rose petals , is known for its cooling properties and offers several health benefits including aiding digestion, reducing body heat, improving skin health, acting as a mild laxative, potentially helping with stress relief , and providing antioxidants due to its rich rose petal content; making it a popular remedy in Ayurvedic medicine, especially during summer months.  Gulkand, made with rose petals and sugar, is believed in traditional Ayurvedic practices to help alleviate stress and anxiety by calming the nervous system and promoting relaxation.  Following are some uses-  Reduction of pitta and heat in the body.  Reduction in eye inflammation and redness.  Strengthens teeth and gums  Reduces acidity and stomach heat.  Reduces burning sensations in the soles and palms.  Treats mouth ulcers and prevents swelling in the intestine.  Gives relief in menstrual pain and treats excessive white discharge problem...

So, what exactly is durva? The durva grass consists of three blades which represent the three principles of the primal Shiva , the primal Shakti and the primal Ganesha.  In Hindu pujas or worship, Durva or doob grass is primarily offered to Lord Ganesha to attract his blessings, remove obstacles, and ensure ritual success, symbolizing prosperity and purity. It is used for its sacred and purifying properties , believed to absorb and transmit divine vibrations . It is considered an essential offering in Ganesh puja and other ceremonies like havan and Abhishekam.  Mythological Story Of Durva  Once, a demon named Analasura caused havoc in the heavens. He emitted fire from his eyes and destroyed whatever came in his way. All the demi-gods fled and sought Lord Ganesha’s help against the demon. Ganesha assured them that He would finish off the demon and restore peace.  In the battlefield, Analasura started attacking Lord Ganesha with fireballs and eventually tried to gulp ...