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In Ayurvedic physiology, Udakavaha Srotas regulates the flow and distribution of water (udaka) throughout the body. When these channels become […]

Prāṇavaha Srotas refers to the channels responsible for the flow of prāṇa—the vital life force typically associated with respiration and

1. Definition of Dūṣya In Ayurvedic pathology, Dūṣya (दूष्य) refers to those body components—namely dhātus (tissues) and malas (wastes)—that become

1. Introduction Ayurveda describes disease pathogenesis (samprāpti) through a series of stages commonly known as the ṣaṭ-kriyā-kāla (six phases of

Chapter 11: Sthānasamśraya and Pūrvarūpa 1. Introduction Ayurveda describes disease pathogenesis (samprāpti) through a series of stages commonly known as

Assessment of Āma: Sāma and Nirāma States 1. Concept of Sāma “आमेन तेन सम्पृक्ता दोषा दुष्याश्च दुषिताः।सामा इत्युपदिश्यन्ते ये च

1. Introduction In Ayurveda, Āma is a fundamental concept referring to an improperly digested or semi-digested pathological byproduct that arises

1. Srotas: Definition and Types Srotas are pivotal concepts in Ayurveda, representing the vast network of “channels” or “pathways” through

1. Introduction In Ayurvedic theory, the three doṣas—Vāta, Pitta, and Kapha—are the prime movers of all physiological (normal) and pathological

1. Introduction In Ayurveda, the term Doṣa Vikṛti denotes the abnormal or pathological state of the three doṣas—Vāta, Pitta, and

1. Introduction In Ayurvedic diagnostics, Upashaya (उपशय) refers to any measure—be it a medicine (aushadha), diet (ahara), or regimen (vihara)—that

Sāpekṣa Nidāna – A Relational and Integrative Approach to Diagnosis Introduction In the science of medicine—whether traditional or modern—accurate diagnosis

Roga Pareeksha includes – Nidan Panchaka and Shadakriyakala. Below is a detailed explanation of the Nidāna Pañchaka (निदान पंचक) as

Chapter 2: Pareeksha – Roga and Rogi Pareeksha(Examination of the Disease and the Patient) 1. Introduction and Definition In Ayurveda,

1. Definition of Roga (Disease) In Ayurveda, “Roga” refers to a state of disharmony or imbalance in the body, mind,