In the world of Ayurveda, the ancient system of holistic medicine, the doshas are fundamental to understanding how our bodies function. Vata dosha, one of the three primary doshas, is pivotal in governing a wide array of bodily processes and maintaining overall well-being. In this comprehensive exploration, we will delve into the functions and profound significance of Vata dosha in the realm of Ayurveda.
Typhoid is an acute illness associated with fever caused by Salmonella enteric serotype Typhi bacteria and also by Salmonella paratyphi. Typhoid can be classified broadly under ‘jwara’. Though jwara is a broader concept it is commonly compared with fever. In fact jwara is a common term used to describe fevers of different kinds and is even used by common man in some parts of India.
Sahadevi – Vernonia cinerea is a herb mentioned in the ayurvedic pharmacopoeia for the treatment of fever, localized swelling, wounds, renal calculi, skin diseases and elephantiasis. It is called Purple feabane in English.
Sitopaladi churna is an effective ayurvedic medicine for treating respiratory diseases, digestive issues and allergic disorders. The main function of this churna is to restore lung capacity, improve pulmonary performance and bolster immunity.
In Ayurvedic classics, Sneha Kalpana has gained importance. Sneha Kalpana has been introduced as a Pharmaceutical preparation only in the Samhita period. It consists of Samskara anuvarthitwa guna Sneha can enhance the therapeutic properties of the drugs which are used in the preparation which makes the Ghrita Kalpana superior in the context of Sneha Kalpana.
Yashtimadhu Ghritha, an Ayurvedic medicinal preparation, comes in the form of herbal ghee and serves as an effective remedy for wounds. This traditional medicine not only aids in wound healing but also provides relief from pain and burning sensations resulting from burns or injuries. By applying Yashtimadhu Ghritha, individuals experience a soothing effect on affected areas, promoting a faster recovery process. Its herbal composition ensures a natural and holistic approach to managing injuries, making it a valuable choice in Ayurvedic care.
Mostly it is seasonal, coinciding with the flowering season, which witnesses more pollen in the air. Other allergens like grass pollen, animal dander (old skin), dust mites, mold, and cat saliva can also cause. People generally exhibit one or more symptoms immediately after exposure to the allergen. Allergic rhinitis is the body’s way to protect itself from the allergen. When exposed to an allergen, the body releases histamines, natural chemicals to defend it from contact. This histamine causes the symptoms. Allergic rhinitis can be of two types, seasonal and chronic. Seasonal rhinitis mostly happens in the Spring and Autumn, caused…
Ayurvedic medicine has been used for centuries to treat various health conditions. One of these is varicose veins. Varicose veins are a common health complaint in people like security guards, guards, cops, soldiers, teachers, drivers, and those involved in standing for a long time. These are veins that have become swollen, dilated, twisted, and lose their ability to shrink or re-establish their original status. They often occur in the legs.
Pippali or Piper longum (long pepper) is one of the best medicinal herbs in Ayurvedic practice, for ages. Studded with immense medicinal and disease-modifying properties, Pippali is used as both preventive as well as curative medicine. Pippali has been praised to have good Rasayana properties (Rasayana = immune-modulators, anti-aging, rejuvenators, disease modifiers, longevity promoters). Pippali used as a single herb, or as a part of the compound, yields a good cure in many systemic diseases, including stubborn and chronic ones. The Vardhamana Pippali Rasayana aims at increasing and enriching the quality of the tissues or dhatus with the active components…
The Charak Samhita’s Jwar Adhyay highlights the significance of Rasa Pachaka Yoga in treating Vishama Jwara, particularly Santata Jwara. Within the mentioned therapeutic approach, five distinct Pachak Kashayas are outlined, with Rasa Pachaka or Santata Jwar Nashak Kashaya standing out as the initial one. Although the term “Rasa Pachaka Yoga” isn’t explicitly stated, its application in Santata Jwara treatment, arising from Rasa Dhatu Vikruti, becomes evident through Yukti Pramana. This implies a targeted impact on the Rasa Dhatu. In the treatment of Santata Jwara, the primary focus is on Rasa Pachaka, emphasizing its role in rectifying Rasa Dhatu imbalances. The…