In this modern era of specialties and super-specialties in medical care, Ayurveda stands out by its holistic approach towards the body as one single entity.…
Skin is the seat of a sense organ. The senses of touch, pain, temperature, pressure are felt by it. It is a Matruj Avyava i.e. derived from mother or having a maternal origin. It gives external covering to the whole body.The seven layers of skin get their nutrition from Mansa Dhatu {muscle tissue}. It is known as a UpDhatu (secondary tissue product) of the Raktadhatu (blood) because it only mimics the Dhatu’s in beholding the body. It does not do Poshan Karma i.e. do not give nutrition to the other Dhatus.
DEFINITION – ऋतु काल पर्यायः | चर्या चरणं वर्तनं | चर्या शास्त्र नियमित आचारः || (डल्हण on सु.चि.३/८) Rutu is synonym of time and charya…
The word ‘arogya’ signifies ‘good health’ whereas ‘vardhini’ stands for ‘improver’, i.e. an ayurveda formulation that can completely eradicate diseases and improve or promote good health. This medicine has been formulated by Acharya Nagarjuna. Arogyavardhini is a magical herbal remedy used for treating a myriad of diseases mainly of the heart, liver, stomach, intestine, gall bladder, skin, teeth and gum.
It is one of the types of Langhana. The word Langhana, is majorly used to indicate Upavasa (Fasting) whereas it has a broader aspect. The procedure which makes the body lighter is langhana. Here the word Lighter, not necessarily indicates weight reduction but is considered more accurately as feeling of being lighter.
Ayurveda is very eternal science. Propagation of Ayurveda on the earth starts from god Bramha to Daksha Prajapati to Ashwini Kumara to Indra. In human being it went on progression and propagating by the tireless efforts of Acharya Punarvasu Atreya, Devodas Kashiraj (Dhanvantari), Bharadwaj Rushi, Charaka, Sushruta, Vagbhata, Nimi, Nagarjuna etc
Sugar often faces criticism for its perceived dangers, yet it remains a vital component for the body, essential in producing energy crucial for survival. While moderate sugar intake seems harmless, excess consumption triggers the accumulation of toxins (ama). This buildup can compromise immunity, induce weight gain, and sluggishness, and elevate the risk of severe health issues such as heart disease and stroke. The instant energy surge from sugar is swiftly followed by energy depletion and lethargy. Imbalances in blood sugar, whether too high or too low, severely affect organ functions, including brain activity.
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…
In the time-honored traditions of Ayurveda, fostering a healthy bloodstream (Rakta Dhatu) is vital to overall wellness—and that’s exactly where Rakta Pachaka Yoga comes into play. This classical herbal formulation is specially designed to invigorate the digestive fire (Agni), cleanse impurities in the blood, and pacify Rakta-gata Doshas—imbalances lodged within the blood. Rooted in the treatment of persistent fevers (Satat Vishama Jvara), its unique blend of five potent herbs (including Sariva, Patol Patra, Kutki, Patha, and Musta) works in harmony to digest deep-seated toxins, act as a gentle laxative, and enhance blood quality. In this post, we’ll explore its ingredients, therapeutic mechanisms, and its holistic…
As the seasons change, the common cold and flu often make their unwelcome appearance. These viral infections can leave you feeling miserable, with symptoms like a runny or stuffy nose, sneezing, coughing, and fatigue. While over-the-counter medications can provide relief, Ayurveda offers a natural and holistic approach to managing and preventing these illnesses. In this blog, we’ll explore Ayurvedic remedies for the common cold and flu that can help you find comfort and healing.