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Practical Applicability of Nasya Karma (Ayurveda Therapy) in Sinusitis
RGUHS Journal of AYUSH Sciences, 2021Nasya karma is an important therapy in which the medicine is administered through the nose either in the form of ghrita oil powder liquid or smoke. It is particularly useful in treating the diseases of organs above the clavicle. Sinusitis is one such disease.
Vanishree Naik, Yogitha Bali MR
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IMPORTANCE OF DOSE IN NASYA AND BASTI KARMA: A REVIEW
International Ayurvedic Medical Journal, 2023In Ayurveda, the term "Matra or dose" refers to a measure of quantity, size, length, number, degree, etc.—has been given enormous importance. The greatest doctors are believed to be those who place a high value on maintaining the matra, or dose, of the medication over the course of the treatment. The use of the correct dosage at the appropriate time is
Singh Sapna +2 more
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Applicability of Panchavidha Kashaya Kalpana in Nasya Karma
RGUHS Journal of AYUSH Sciences, 2020Ayurveda is attracting global attention due to its holistic approach in the treatment of disease and with minimal adverse drug reaction. Aushadha is very important as it is responsible for alleviation of disease as well as the safeguarding and endorsing wellbeing.
Shirvadkar Divyashree M +2 more
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CONCEPTUAL ANALYSIS OF NASYA KARMA YOGAS IN BAHUGATA VIKARA
International Ayurvedic Medical Journal, 2023In Ayurveda, Pioneers have used all the possible routes of drug administration in different treatments, even from the era when the other medical sciences had not yet evolved. Among them, Nasya Karma, the non-invasive drug administration route with transmucosal nasal drug delivery, is a unique detoxification therapy in Panchakarma that aims at the ...
Dhanya Ravindran, Shaiju Krishnan. P
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NASYA KARMA AS TREATMENT MODALITY FOR URDHVAJATRUGATA VIKARA W.S.R. TO ARDHAVABHEDAKA
International Ayurvedic Medical Journal, 2023People's lifestyles in the modern era have Changed as a result of industrialization, technical advancement, and rapid urbanization. These conditions, as well as the hope of a better way of life, have increased mental strain and stress, eventually increasing the prevalence of acute and chronic illnesses.
Swati Bhatt +3 more
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A Critical Review on The Nasya Karma (Shirovirechana)
International Journal of Biomedical and Clinical ResearchIn Ayurveda, the term Nasya has been taken particularly to describe the course of administration of the medications. The medicine which is given through the nose is known as Nasya Krama. It is the process of Shodhana which is used to remove the vitiated Doshas arranged in Shirah and its constituent parts, relieving the Urdhvajatrugata Vikaras.
Rahul Kumar, Palak Chaudhry
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CLINICAL TRIAL OF NASYA KARMA WITH MAHANARAYANA TAILA IN PAKSHAGHATA/ ISCHEMIC STROKE
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K Nishanth Pai, G. Usha Patil
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Role of Nasya Karma in Vataj Pratishyaya- A Conceptual Study
International Research Journal of Ayurveda & Yoga, 2023Pratishyaya is an Urdwajatrugata Vikara (disease above the clavicle) that can be triggered by minor etiological factors. Vataja Pratishyaya is one of the five forms of Pratishyaya mentioned in our classics and Vata is the primary dosha, with Kapha, Pitta, and Rakta as associated doshas. Vataja Pratishyaya can be correlated with Allergic Rhinitis, which
Manish Kumar Varshney, Shamsa Fiaz
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NASYA KARMA IN SHALAKYA TANTRA - A LITERARY REVIEW
National Journal of Research in Ayurved Science, 2020Nasya Karma is a kind of Panchakarma treatment for body cleansing used in Ayurvedic medicine. Administration of drugs by the route of nasal cavity is termed as Nasya. Panchakarma procedure is the most essential part of Ayurveda treatments. For medicine administration different routes are used in Ayurveda but to reach the “Shiras” , the Head it is ...
GANGAPRASAD ANANTRAO WAGHMARE +1 more
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