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Ayurvedic pharmacology and herbal medicine
, 2015Ayurveda, a science of well-being with its unique approaches of social and spiritual life is in practice since centuries in the Indian sub-continent. Approximately, five decades have been passed when it is getting global attention for health benefits of ...
V. Sharma
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Nano-ayurvedic medicine and its potential in cancer treatment.
Journal of Integrative Medicine, 2022Manu Lopus
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Evaluation of Na and K in anti-diabetic ayurvedic medicine using LIBS
Lasers in Medical Science, 2021Reshu Kumari +3 more
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Principle of Hot (Ushna) and Cold (Sheeta) and Its Clinical Application in Ayurvedic Medicine.
Advances in Experimental Medicine and Biology, 2021Sanjeev Rastogi, R. Singh
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Ayurvedic Medicine — Past and Present [PDF]
, 1971 These words of wisdom were uttered by Punarvasu Atreya and recorded by his senior disciple, Agnivesha, 3,000 years ago. As sound advice on scientific attitude, they can hardly be improved upon, even today. At best, they can only be equalled. They embody the spirit which prevailed among the ancient Ayurvedic scientists for centuries.
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Cannabis Use in Chinese Medicine, Ayurvedic Medicine, & Different Religions
Cannabis as Medicine, 2019B. Louis
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Asian Medicine in America: the Ayurvedic Case
The ANNALS of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 2002Ayurveda, the classical South Asian medical tradition, was first introduced to American audiences in the mid-1980s as a holistic alternative to biomedical orthodoxy. This article argues that transplanted Ayurveda is shaped not only by aspects of American medical culture, but by millennial, heterodox elements of American religious culture, such as the ...
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Nanometals in Bhasma: Ayurvedic Medicine
2017Bhasmas are unique Ayurvedic metallic preparations with herbal juices or fruits, known in the Indian subcontinent since the seventh century BC and widely recommended for treatment of a variety of chronic ailments. More than 18 Bhasmas based on calcium, iron, zinc, mercury, silver, potassium, arsenic, copper, tin, and gemstones were analyzed for up to ...
Vinod Kumar Gurjar, Dilipkumar Pal
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Ayurvedic medicines in treatment of cancer
Journal of Chinese Integrative Medicine, 2009Vikrant Gill +3 more
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