March 2025 Health Archives: Dental Implants, Ayurveda, Knee Recovery & More

When you're dealing with dental implants, a surgical solution to replace missing teeth that integrates with jawbone over time. Also known as tooth implants, it takes weeks to months for your body to fully accept them—depending on bone density, healing speed, and aftercare. This month’s collection dives into what happens inside your mouth after surgery, why some people heal faster than others, and how to avoid common mistakes that delay recovery.

Then there’s Ayurveda, an ancient Indian system of medicine using herbs, diet, and lifestyle to balance the body’s energies. Also known as Indian holistic medicine, it’s everywhere these days—but is it safe to mix with homeopathic pills or take as a daily supplement? We break down what’s backed by tradition, what’s risky, and how to tell real Ayurvedic products from misleading ones. You’ll also find what to eat first thing in the morning according to Ayurveda, and why skipping breakfast might actually be worse than eating the wrong thing.

For anyone facing knee replacement, a major surgery to replace a worn-out joint with an artificial one. Also known as total knee arthroplasty, it’s not just about the operation—it’s about what you do before and after. We cover how bad your knee needs to be before surgery becomes necessary, what real recovery looks like (spoiler: it’s not just rest), and what non-surgical options still work even when X-rays show bone-on-bone damage. Physical therapy, diet tweaks, and targeted supplements can make a bigger difference than most people think.

And if mental health is on your mind, you’ll find clear guidance on choosing between a therapist, a counselor who helps with emotional and behavioral patterns through talk therapy. Also known as psychologist or counselor, they focus on coping strategies and mindset. versus a psychiatrist, a medical doctor who can diagnose mental conditions and prescribe medication. Also known as mental health MD, they handle the biological side of things like depression, anxiety, or ADHD. Many people don’t realize you can—and often should—use both. We explain exactly when each one helps most.

ADHD doesn’t just affect kids—it has peak windows, and understanding when symptoms spike (usually between ages 6 and 9) helps parents and teachers respond better. IVF side effects aren’t just physical; emotional swings and social pressure are real too. And if you’re wondering whether you can fix a damaged knee without cutting into it, we’ve got real, no-fluff options that actually work.

This archive pulls together the most practical, no-nonsense health advice from March 2025. No hype. No guesswork. Just clear answers about what’s happening in your body, what you can do about it, and what actually works in the Indian context. Whether you’re recovering from surgery, exploring natural medicine, or trying to understand your mental health options—you’ll find something here that speaks directly to your situation.