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... of hypertension. They are said to be have Essential hypertension or Idiopathic ...essential hypertension seen with family inheritance where genetic factors are ... See full document

... light of Ayurvedic principles is being attempted to fill this gap. Many parallels were drawn from the concepts such as Shad Kriyakala (six stages of Dosha imbalance) and Avarana of Doshas (occlusion in the normal ... See full document

... Garbhini Chardi is one among the 8 Garbhopdravas mentioned in Harita Samhitaas. Chardi is mentioned as a disease in all Samhitas. Chardi can be a Vyaktagarbha-Lakshana or a Vyadhi or Updrva in other disease. There is no ... See full document

... in Ayurvedic perspective is a Vata-Pittaja disease affecting mainly eyes and body as a whole and needs a systemic intervention rather than topical ocular medication ... See full document

... term. The term Jwara means that condition in which mind, sense organs and the body all are troubled (Dehendriya mana santaap) [4] . Jwara (Fever) is characterised by elevation of body temperature, loss of perspiration ... See full document

... The administration of the oil through anorectal route is called as Matra Basti . As vata is responsible for various disease pathogenesis, need to pacify it. In Classics there is no other remedy on vata Dosha as ... See full document

... janya rogas. There are various references available having name as Agnikumar rasa in various Rasa aushadhis text. Though variation in ingredients is observed among these, there is resemblance in almost all formulations ... See full document

... Healthy state of body and mind is a key of happiness. In spite of technical and scientific advancement, incidence of various diseases in early age is a global issue. Changing lifestyle, altered food habits, vegetables, ... See full document

... and the involved dosha on the basis of that we are treating the diseases by applying Classical ayurvedic measures along with kriyakalpa. Intake of Rasayana in middle of the age followed by panchakarma, adopting ... See full document

... parikhsa which explains not only the methods of clinical examination but also some laboratory investigations. Beside this he has narrated a special technique of urine examination i.e. Tail Bindu Pariksha which is used to ... See full document

... with katigatavata which is a Vatavyadhi. It is caused due to vitiation of Vata dosha. the pain is produced due to vitiation of vata dosha and best treatment in ayurveda for increased vata dosha is basti, and hence ... See full document

... co-ordination. Ayurvedic herbs, Medhya rasayanas, Yoga and meditation, some kind of panchakarma used to treat mentally challenged children are safe and very ... See full document

... Aam is an important concept described by Ayurvedic Acharyas which is responsible for many diseases. According to Ayurvedic point of view, all diseases are originated from aamdosh, vitiation of Agni i.e. ... See full document

... of hypertension such as smoking, over- weight or obesity, lack of physical activity, excessive salt intake, alcohol consumption, stress and family history of high blood ... See full document

... the causes which are responsible for this derangement, begin to start the disease. The physician examining the patient must consider, the condition of the dhatu and the malas, the place of his residence, his strength and ... See full document

... Chakrapanidutta stated that doshagati is nothing but different awastha such as kshaya, prakopa etc. Doshagati is a condition in the sites of doshas depending on its equilibrium or unequilibrium state. In equilibrium ... See full document

... A well known ayurvedic preparation containing P.longum was tested in mice infected with Giardia lambia and found to activate macrophages as a result an increased macro[r] ... See full document

... How to Cite this article: Ayurvedic Management of Shakhashrita Kamala w.s.r. to Hepatocellular Jaundice: A Case Study/ Akshaya Sitaram Wagh, Anaya Pathrikar, Nitin Kamat/ Ayurlog: National Journal of ... See full document

... require haemodialysis and eventually kidney transplantation to replace the failed kidney function. Diabetic nephropathy is associated with an increased risk of death in general, particularly from cardiovascular disease. ... See full document

... Rauwolfia, Viscum, and Psicidia are well known herbs used in the treatment of hypertension. These herbs contain several dif- ferent bioactive constituents including alkaloids, lectins, rotenones, flavonoids and ... See full document