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Srotas(channels) theory of Ayurveda- The ayurveda experience

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                               Disclaimer In this blog, we will learn about the concept of Srotas (channels) according to Ayurveda. We will understand how they function and what role they play in our bodies. Srotas is used in Ayurveda to refer to the channels or canals that facilitate various functions in the body. According to the principles of Srotas, every living being has multiple channels or Srotas in their body, which enable the circulation of vital substances such as Prana (life force), Ojas (vital essence), Rasa (plasma), Mal (waste), Mutra (urine), Stanya (breast milk), Prasada (digestive enzymes), Aama (toxins), and Neera (lymph) throughout the body. According to Ayurveda, the purpose of these channels is to regulate the flow of vital, physical, and mental aspects of life.  such as Prana, Sukha (pleasure), Dukha (pain), nutrition, immunity, elimination, activities, growth, and disorders, within the body. The Srotas function in both the internal and external aspects of the bo
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Seven metal(sapt dhatu) theory of Ayurveda.

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                                                         Disclaimer In this ayurveda artical,we learn about sapta dhatu( matels) . This is a most important principal theory of ayurveda. This chapter is making 'The Ayurved Experience' to a next leavel. The Sapt Dhatus are responsible for the structure of the body. Which are useful for body building, nutrition and activities. These seven metals form the constituent organs of the body and are important for the physical structure and health of the body. Manufacturing of sapt dhatu (metals) -   According to Sushruta, the substance that man eats, before that a subtle essence is formed in liquid form, which is called Rasa. Its place is called the heart. From here it spreads through the arteries to the whole body. This juice, mixed with fire, first takes the form of blood and then meat, fat, bone, marrow, Venus etc. are made from it. Whatever food we eat, after being digested by the digestive fire, it goes through many processes and tu
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Tridosha - tridosha theory of Ayurveda

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 Ayurvedic medicine is based on the Tridosha principle. According to Ayurveda, the human body is made up of three primary doshas – Vata, Pitta and Kapha. Each dosha represents a combination of the five elements and presents specific physical and psychological functions. Tridoshas are considered to be the origin, condition and cause of destruction of the body, or the pillars of the body. After this, it is very important to understand the three doshas to keep the body healthy and to understand diseases and their treatment. Tridosha theory–  Three doshas – Vata, Pitta and Kapha. It's controls the functioning of the body. Each dosha is a combination of the five elements. Each dosha has a specific quality.  Human remains healthy when the doshas are in balance and disease occurs when there is an imbalance. The meaning of Ayurveda is to understand these doshas and balance them. Dosha Composition -  In Ayurveda the doshas (vata, pitta and kapha) are derived from a combination of the five e
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Five element theory in Ayurveda - 'Panchamahabhutas'.

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                                               Panchamahabhutas   Panchmahabhutas (five elements) –  Ayurveda says that the human body and everything in the universe is made by  five elements – Akash(Space), Vayu (Air), Agni (Fire), Jal (Water), and Prithvi (Earth) . These elements combine to the Tridoshas and influence the properties and characteristics of all substances. These elements combine to form the Tridoshas and influence the properties and characteristics of all substances.      Aakash – Here aakash represents the concept of space. It is the subtlest of the five elements. It provides the space. in which all other elements exist. There are no tangible qualities in it. It holds the potential for openness, emptiness and creation. Akasha is in the form of spaces in the human body. Such as cavities within organs, spaces between cells, and channels through which energy flows. This is considered as storage. It holds all the other elements. The amount of Akash element in the human
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Philosophy and Principles of Ayurveda

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  Philosophy and Principles of Ayurveda The basic principles of Ayurveda provide a platform for understanding to health, disease and the interconnectedness of the mind, body, and spirit. the fundamental principles of Ayurveda are here – (1) Panchmahabhoot (five elements)- Ayurveda says that the human body and everything in the universe is made up of five elements – Space (Akash), Vayu (Air), Agni (Agni), Water (Jala), and Prithvi (Earth) . These elements combine to form the Tridoshas and influence the properties and characteristics of all substances. Tridosha theory: Three doshas – Vata, Pitta and Kapha. Which controls the functioning of the body. Each dosha is a combination of the five elements and has a specific quality. Human remains healthy when the doshas are in balance and disease occurs when there is an imbalance. The meaning of Ayurveda is to understand these doshas and balance them. (2) Prakriti – Every individual has a particular constitution or prakriti, which is determin
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Ashtanga Hridayam 'The Ultimate Guide of Ayurveda '

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                                                  Ashtanga Hridayam The Ashtanga Hridayam,the Heart or of all the Eight Branches of Ayurveda. Ashtanga Hridayam is the third among the foundational Vedic texts of Ayurveda. The Ashtanga Hridayam is one of the most important texts in Ayurveda.which is an ancient system of medicine originating from India. Vagbhat - Ashtanga Hridayam was written by Vagbhata.he was a renowned scholar and physician in ancient India.  The Ashtanga Hridayam is considered a grumous version of the earlier texts called Charaka Samhita and Sushruta Samhita. it serves as a spacious and practicalg Guidelines to Ayurvedic medicine.   Vrihattrayi - This book includes both medicine and surgery. Charaka Samhita, Sushruta Samhita and Ashtanga Hridayam are collectively called. He himself has said about his book that, this book is like the heart of Ayurveda in the form of body, just as the body is dominated by the heart, in the same way, in Ayurveda literature, Ashtangahrid
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Sushrut Samhita - The father of surgery

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sushrut Samhita is one of the oldest book of Ayurvedic medicine, specifically based on practice of surgery. It is authered by Sushruta, a renowned ancient Indian physician and surgeon who lived around 600 BCE. Sushruta's work in the Sushrut Samhita provides comprehensive insights into various parts of surgical procedures, instruments, techniques, and post-operative care and safety. In the eighth century, this book was translated into Arabic as 'Kitab-e-Susrud'. Sushruta Samhita is an important book of Brihadtrayi .  Brihadtrayi which is Charak Samhita, Sushrut Samhita and Ashtanga Hridayam is included.  The book preached by Dhanvantari and written by his student  Sushruta. Who became famous in the Ayurveda world by the name of ' Sushrutsamhita '.S ushruta Samhita is basically divided into 5 places and 120 chapters.the 5 places are-                  sootrasthaana-46                 Nidaansthana-16                 Sharirsthana -10                 chikitsasthana-4
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