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  • Mahesh, P; Sushma, B M; Sahu, Ravi; Imlikumba; Roy, K B; Thakker, N (International Journal of Pharmaceutical Research | Volume 12 | Issue 1, 2020)
    Amavata (Rheumatoid arthritis)is one of the most common Rheumatological problem and is most frequent joint disease with prevalence approximately 0.8% of the population (range 0.3to 2.1% ). Women are affected approximately ...
  • HOSSAIN, M D; MAHESH, MP; KAMAR, CHIMANDA L; SANGEETA, T; BANIK, RAHUL (International Journal of Pharmaceutical Research | Volume 12 | Issue 4, 2020-10)
    The skin is the external covering of our body and the human skin is the largest organ of the integumentary system. It is a link between the internal and external environment. Being the seat of complexion it maintains beauty ...
  • Banne, Satej T.; Rao, Gundappa S. (International Journal of Psychosocial Rehabilitation | Volume 24 | Issue 5, 2020)
    was given for 30 days during (Kinchit Suryodayajate)during sunrise process time (06:00 a.m.) Group 2: Amalaki churna was given for 30 days at Midday meal time (12:00 pm) Group 3: Amalaki churna was given for 30 days at ...
  • Malang, Armeda; Sahu, Lal Ravi; Gadhavi, Divyarajsinh; Mahesh, M (International Journal of Pharmaceutical Research | Volume 12 | Issue 2, 2020)
    Among the Tridosha, Vata is considered as the controller of everything in the Sharira. The aggravated Vata itself after afflicting the concerned Dusyas pervades the entire body or a part of it and gives rise to different ...
  • Thakkar, Nikunj; Upadhyay, Kirtiprakash; Gupta, Kshama; Kumbar, Prakash; Parappagoudra, Mahesh M; Patharkar, Janhavi J. (International Journal of Pharmaceutical Research | Volume 12 | Issue 2, 2020)
    Introduction: Ayurveda is considered as the science of life. The ultimate aim of Ayurveda is to guide every human being to maintain and promote health, and prevent ailments, which is the main hindrance to achieve dharma. ...
  • KULKARNI, AKSHAR; GADGIL, NEHA (International Journal of Pharmaceutical Research | Volume-12 | Issue-2, 2020)
    Smart phones have become inevitable in today’s era. Excess use of smart phones is affecting generalised health by disturbing circadian rhythm. So present study was intended to find out effect of use of smart phones on ...
  • Kumari, Sarita (International Journal of Research and Analytical Reviews | Volume-7 | Issue-2, 2020-06)
    Medoroga is a metabolic disease, which is encountered in routine clinical practice nowadays. Hyperlipidemia involves abnormally elevated levels of any or all lipids and/or lipoproteins in the blood. In our body, there are ...
  • Rathod, Krishna; Dunghav, Manisha (Parishodh Journal | Volume-9 | Issue-3, 2020-03)
    Human body is a miracle of the nature. Creation of human body was not a random accident of the nature. It is the work of cosmic intelligence divinely planned for a definite higher purpose. Occurrence of human body in ...
  • Rathod, Krishna; Bagul, Aparna; Vaidya, Arun (Parishodh Journal | Volume-9 | Issue-3, 2020-03)
    Introduction-The classical definition of the word AYU given by Acharya Charak is,’ well combined form of Sharir-Mana-Indriya and Chaitanya (Atma). Discussion-Indriya is included within Mana and Atma is Nirvikara -means ...
  • Krishnadev, C; kullolli, Vivekananda; Thorat, Krishna (IJRAR | Volume-7 | Issue-3, 2020-07)
    Cancer is a disease of a very complex nature with complexity at all levels of anatomy, physiology, biochemistry, molecular biology and gene expression. And it's a big struggle to treat this disorder. Several methods, ...
  • Rathod, Krishna; Bagul, Aparna; Vaidya, Arun (Parishodh Journal | Volume-9 | Issue-3, 2020-03)
    The classical definition of the word AYU given by Acharya Charak is,’ well combined form of Sharir-Mana-Indriya and Chaitanya (Atma). Discussion-Indriya is included within Mana and Atma is Nirvikara -means free from ...
  • Bhagat, Vijay; More, Smita (Alochana Chakra Journal | Volume-9 | Issue-6, 2020-06)
    TheMadanakalpa deals with the basic and important drugs used for Vamana (therapeutic emesis). Among the emetic drugs. Madanaphalais the best because it does not produces any adverse effects; therefore the section of Kalpa ...
  • Pathak, Anirudha; Choube, Shivangi; Upasani, Amit; Soni, Haresh (Alochana Chakra Journal | Volume-9 | Issue-6, 2020-06)
    It has been estimated that about 6 lacks infant and young children die from RSV annually, and if bacterial co infections are included this number may approach 10 lacks deaths annually. More than 2 million deaths are ...
  • Pathak, Anirudha; Choube, Shivangi; Upasani, Amit; Soni, Haresh (Alochana Chakra Journal | Volume-9 | Issue-6, 2020-06)
    Increased number of deaths due to non-communicable diseases has been proved to be because of lifestyle related factors like physical inactivity etc. It is a responsibility to focus on lifestyle modifications in the 21st ...
  • Pathan, Sufiya; Keskar, Manjiri; Sarkar, Sudipana; Pathan, Amir (Alochana Chakra Journal | Volume-9 | Issue-6, 2020-06)
    The eye and eyelids are very common sites for allergic reactions. Most of the conjunctivitis seen by primary physicians is allergic in nature.It needs immediate intervention of treatementto avoid complications. The ...
  • Singh, Kishan; Kumar, Krishna; patil, Abhijit (Alochana Chakra Journal | Volume-9 | Issue-6, 2020-06)
    Kalasharir described in Ayurved compendia is unique concept of AyurvedSharir. Kala are described as limiting membranes between Dhatuand Aashay which are seven in number. Kala are not mere limiting membranes in the body ...
  • Kumar, Krishna; Singh, Kishan; Patil, Abhijit; Patel, Nirav (Alochana Chakra Journal | Volume-9 | Issue-6, 2020-06)
    There are many concepts that are not yet fully understood in Ayurvedic science, and nabhi is one of those theories. In Ayurveda, Nabhi (navel) is believed to be the root of a vessel's current between pakvashaya (intestinal) ...
  • Sharma, Swati; Kullolli, Krishna (Alochana Chakra Journal | Volume-9 | Issue-6, 2020-06)
    Haemorrhoids is the most common disease today which afflicts the mankind. This disease does not differentiate between race and sex. The term haemorrhoid originate from Greek adjective haemorrhoids, which consist of two ...
  • Gairola, Gaurav; Nikhate, Sunil; Raole, Vaidehi; Kumar, Sujit; Pandya, Pooja; Mehra, Deepika (Alochana Chakra Journal | Volume-9 | Issue-6, 2020-06)
    Dosha, Dhatu, Mala are the basics of every living body. Dhatu provides the body strength and nourishment for its proper functioning. The wordSara means Vishuddhatar Dhatuthatcan be understood asthe essence of Dhatu and ...
  • Deva, Sachin (International Journal of Ayurvedic Medicine | Volume-11 | Issue-4, 2019)
    Shodhana (Bio-Purification) is a procedure which helps in expelling out the excessively aggrevated doshas from the shareera (Body). One of the most alluring concepts in the modulation of disease is leenadosha (Adhered/ ...

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