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'Ayurvedagranthasamuccaya' (APTA Digital Library) - A searchable digital bouquet of classical Ayurveda books [PDF]
Journal of Ayurveda and Integrative MedicineV. Rakesh Narayanan +8 more
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Role of Diet in Ayurvedic Treatise as Perceived by Ayurvedic Doctors [PDF]
Studies on Ethno-Medicine, 2007 Ayurveda is a component of health care having a traditional system of medicines. The basic principle of Ayurveda is to prevent illness by maintaining balance in the body, mind, and consciousness th...
Divya Shukla, Vibha Bhatnagar
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Mucuna pruriens (Konch Beej) precipitates manic symptoms
Journal of Mental Health and Human Behaviour, 2014 Owing to the popular misconception that all ayurvedic preparations are completely safe, a vast majority of these are indiscriminately consumed by people procured as over the counter drugs. These preparations are combinations of multiple products that are
Supriya Vaish +5 more
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Ayurvedic Treatment & Nutrition [PDF]
, 2010 Diagnosis in Ayurveda is based on the ancient conception of ailments in the body generated by three primary kinds of elemental humours: those that accrue from kapha (phlegm), those that are generated by pitta (bile) and, those that result from imbalance ...
Joshi, Himanshu +3 more
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Ayurvedic management of papilledema
AYU (An international quarterly journal of research in Ayurveda), 2015 The term Shotha ordinarily means a swelling which may be because of inflammatory process in any part of the body or may be general, due to causes other than inflammatory. A diagnosed case of papilledema (Kapha-Pittaja Drishti Nadi Shotha) was treated on the lines of Shotha Chikitsa. The patient was given Dashamoola and Punarnavashtaka Kwatha internally
G Gopinathan, Manjusha Rajagopala
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The Significance of Ayurvedic Medicinal Plants [PDF]
Journal of Evidence-Based Complementary & Alternative Medicine, 2016 Traditional Indian medicine (ayurveda) is becoming increasingly popular, with many chronic conditions responding to it well. Most patients begin to take conventional medications as soon as their diagnoses are made, so ayurvedic treatments are usually undergone alongside and/or after conventional medical approaches.
Kumar, Syal +2 more
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Ayurvedic Concepts in Thirukkural [PDF]
Journal of Traditional Medicine & Clinical Naturopathy, 2017 Ayurveda, the ancient Indian medicine is applauded all over the world for its application in overcoming the maladies of human race. Many medical and non-medical treatises elaborate on various aspects of Ayurveda, though several texts have caught our attention still there are many, which are yet to be explored.
Kapoorchand H, Thirunavukkarasu Ms
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Frontiers in Neurology, 2019 The increasing use of herbal medicines calls for a heightened awareness of their potential side-effects. This especially pertains to western countries, where patients tend to use herbal medicine as self-medication, often alongside regular prescriptions ...
Michel Rijntjes, Philipp T. Meyer
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Traditional Family History & Training - Part 1 [PDF]
, 2010 While Ayurveda is an ancient system of medicine, training for it involves many years of study as well as apprenticeship. The apprenticeship could run in the family, as from father to son, or in a more formal setting, as with an acclaimed teacher.
Joshi, Himanshu +3 more
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Ayurvedic Diagnosis - Part 2 [PDF]
, 2010 Diagnosis in Ayurveda is based on the ancient conception of ailments in the body generated by three primary kinds of elemental humours: those that accrue from kapha (phlegm), those that are generated by pitta (bile) and, those that result from imbalance ...
Joshi, Himanshu +3 more
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