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Kaphaj yonivyapad- nidananatmaka adhyayan: a critical review
Authors: Kanhurkar Jyoti Daulati 
Published: April 2021

A healthy woman is a promise of a healthy family. The concept of healthy yoni has been asserted in various phases of a woman’s life, from puberty to menopause, the concept of healthy yoni has been mentioned in Ayurveda as well as in modern. Due to change in lifestyle, modern food habits of fast food, junk food she is unable to follow the rules of Dincharya, Rutucharya, Rajaswala, Rutumati and Sutikaparicharya which are explained by Aacharyas for women’s health. Thus she is prone to various yonirogas, one of which is Yonigat Shewta-Picchilsrava, Yonikandu, Yonigata Alpa vedana which are the features of Kaphaja yonivyapada and is neglected by women as minor symptoms. Now a days, infection related to yoni is a burning problem irrespective of their age or socioeconomic status. Due to infection, there may be sign and symptoms like vaginal discharge, itching, coldness. In Ayurveda, these types of sign and symptoms are found in Kaphaja yoni vyapad and some of symptoms are similar with Non Specific Vulvovaginitis. Gynaecological disorders have found its immense importance in the field of medicine due to fact that women have a unique function of giving birth. In Ayurveda, women health care is related in separate section, where the term Yoni vyapad includes majority of gynaecological disorders. Before knowing the management, literature of the disease should be known.
Therefore, in this study an effort has been put forth to make a literary study covering almost all the aspects of Kaphaja yonivyapad as per Ayurveda and modern.
Adjunct therapy of Jivantyadi Ghrita with Anti Tubercular drugs in Rajyakshama (Pulmonary Tuberculosis) – A Case Report
Authors: Nandkishor Bhaurao Kale  
Published: April 2021

Rajyakshma is oldest disease known to mankind as its first reference found in oldest literature Rugveda. It is called as King of Diseases, which indicates its severity. Tuberculosis remains major public health problem not only in India but also in world. According to WHO one third of global population is suffering from tuberculosis. Anti-tubercular therapy is long lasting and has many side effects, so it is necessary to develop adjunct therapy which will minimize the hazards and help patient to improve the immune status. Aims and objective – To evaluate the toxicity reduction and early restoration by adjunct therapy of Jivantyadi Ghrit. Methodology - In the present case study DOTs therapy in the dose of 3 tablets once per day was given as an adjunct with Jivantyadi Ghrit 10 ml BD per day was administered for a period of 6 months in the diagnosed case of pulmonary tuberculosis. Assessment was recorded. Results – WBC count and ESR rate reduced to normal, Haemoglobin level increased, SGPT and Sr. Bilurubin level remains normal. Also significant resolution of lung Koch’s lesions was noted radiologically. Conclusion - Jivantyadi Ghrit as an adjunct therapy with DOTs reduces the side effects (especially hepatic) of DOTs therapy and also shows significant clinical improvement in sign and symptoms of PTB.
Review on various aspects of utility of Amlika
Authors: Naik Hari , Jadhav Vijay 
Published: April 2021

Known as ‘imli’ in India, the sweet and sour fruit forms a part of many Indian recipes as well as Ayurvedic formulations. The name tamarindus comes from the Arabic Tamar-Hindi, meaning 'date of India', and refers to the date-like pulp inside the pods. According to folklore the sailors used to eat tamarind fruit as a complement to their otherwise starchy diet, in the belief that eating it would prevent scurvy. According to Tamarind has a pacifying effect on the Vata and Kapha doshas. On the other hand, it increases the pitta dosha. In Ayurveda, tamarind is used for healing in all forms – the leaves, fruit, bark, oil, and even ashes. To boost health, tamarind fruit can be added to daily diet. Here are the top tamarind benefits of health.
Trividh Karma – A Review study from Sushruta Samhita
Authors: Kamble Vaibhav V. 
Published: April 2021

Ayurveda the Science of life which has given importance to preventive as well as curative modalities of treatments . Ayurveda has been divided into eight branches according to Rights of treatments i.e. Ashtangas. Among the Ashtangas Shalya Tantra is one of the most important branch of Ayurveda. Sushruta has described various treatment modalities for treatment of diseases . Shalyatantra includes many Surgical and Parasurgical procedures For performing these procedures Acharya has been described number of karmas i.e. Trividh karma, Ashtavidh Sashtrakarma.
‘‘Pranayama and yoga’’ : A boon to motherhood
Authors: Lambole Ekta 
Published: April 2021

Yoga is multi dimensional practice that originated in India and is becoming increasingly recognized and used in developed nations as a health practice for a variety of immu nological, neuromuscular, psychological, and pain condi- tions. Pregnancy in a woman is a condition in which woman changes both from inside as well as outside. These changes create obstacles in the normal life of a pregnant woman and yoga in pregnancy can help the women to go through these changes and challenges. Practicing yoga during pregnancy provides a great range of activity and benefits to unborn child and mother by numerous ways. Yoga soothes the mind, refocus the energy and prepare the woman physiologically and psychologically for labour. Different breathing techniques impart invaluable neuro-muscular control and helps in coordinated relaxation and contraction of uterus. Different type of asanas (postures),are described in Ayurveda and Yoga darshan texts which can be performed by a pregnant woman as they consume low energy and provide greater benefits. Yoga practicing includes physical postures and breathing techniques which minimizes the complication of pregnancy, like pregnancy induced hypertension, intrauterine growth retardation and pre-term delivery etc. Western exercises bring about what is known as phase contraction of muscles while yogic exercises create a static contraction which maintains a muscle under tension without causing repeated motions.
“Sutika Paricharya and its clinical importance according to various Samhitas.”
Authors: Sanap Snehal 
Published: April 2021

Motherhood is all about loving, sharing, sacrificing & struggling. The transformation of female, from a woman to mother is the happiest lifetime event, but this happiness is gained only after undergoing tremendous physical exertion during labour. The women become extremely debilitated physically & mentally, after the delivery & there are more incidences of backache, feeling weakness etc. Ayurveda emphasizes much importance of the care of women especially in the prenatal & postnatal period. Sutika is the state of women immediately after delivery & extends till the time she continues breast feeding .In Ayurveda,the term Sutika (Puerperal women) can be used only after expulsion of placenta. Puerperium is the period following child birth during which the body tissues especially the pelvic organs revert back to pre pregnant state; both anatomically and physiologically. Due to development of foetus,instability of body tissues, exertion of labour pains and excretion of moisture and blood, woman becomes very weak. After following proper purperial care, woman regains all the lost energy and reaches to pre-pregnant status. Due to development of foetus,instability of body tissues, exertion of labour pains and excretion of moisture and blood, woman becomes very weak. Mithyaachara during this period definitely results in incurable diseases or diseases which are difficult to cure. After following proper Sutikopacharya (puerperal regimen) woman regains all the lost things and reaches pre-pregnancy status. The mode of Paricharya includes important therapies, nutritional diet & swasthavrithapalana. The main achievements through Sutika Paricharya are Garbhashayashuddhi, Dhatu-paripurnata, sthanya- vriddhi, punarnavekarana. to destabilization of Physical, mental and physiological wellbeing. So the present study has been selected to review sutikaparicharya & its clinical importance.
“ Role of Pathya-Apathya in the management of Apathyanimittaja Prameha w.s.r to Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus ”
Authors: Pooja R. Mane  , Swapnil Padte  
Published: April 2021

ABSTRACT :
Diabetes Mellitus being a metabolic disorder of multiple etiology, shared the phenotype of hyperglycemia along with the disturbance of carbohydrate, protein and fat metabolism resulting from the defects in insulin secretion, action or both. It is one among the lifestyle disorders. Lifestyle disorders are the diseases which are associated with the way a person or group of people live. The incidence of Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus is not only confined to the developed countries but the developing countries are also at high risk due to the increased westernization and also with the rapid economic development. In India, as the disease profile is changing rapidly, the situation is quite alarming. Modern medical science has achieved a tremendous development in anti-diabetics. Inspite of this,there is an increasing need for improving the overall health of an individual. Cost effective Ayurvedic lifestyle modifications can contribute towards preventing the burden of this disease. Ayurveda may prove to be effective in the management of Apathyanimittaja Prameha as it is very difficult to prescribe strict calculated calorie diet, so, it is better option to suggest among the traditional foods with possible modifications and this can contribute alot in prevention.
A review: Nidan panchak in Ayurveda
Authors: Tangade Pravin A. 
Published: April 2021

There are many ways of diagnosis in Ayurveda but one of them is Nidan panchak . Nidan panchak is the one of the most important method to diagnose disease, its causes and prognosis. Nidan panchak is consist of five sub types which are Nidan (causes), Purvroop (symptoms), Roop (signs), Upshaya (examination methods) and Samprati (pathogensis). The diagnosis of disease in Ayurveda is done by Prakriti of the patient. Prakriti of the patient depends on the Dosha (Vata, Pitta, Kapha) Diagnosis of disease depends on Tridoshas which are Vata, Pitta, Kapha. By the imbalance of these Tridoshas disease occurs in the body. These imbalances in the body Doshas is due to lifestyle, diet and eating habits of the people. Diagnosis is the important component for the treatment of disease. In Ayurveda there are many techniques other than Nidan panchak which are used for the diagnosis of the disease they are Naadi pareeksha, Dashvidh pareeksha, Asthvidh pareeksha but in this article importance of Nidan panchak is explained.
“Role of Palash (Butea monosperma) in Shvitra.”
Authors: Bobade Ashwini 
Published: April 2021

Skin is envelope of our body expressing the harmony inside, it is one of the five dnyanendriyas as told by Ayurveda, which is responsible for the perception of touch. It also performs the functions such as protection of body against physical, chemical, mechanical and biological injuries; thermoregulation etc. One of the most notable components of skin, that contributes to complexion is a pigment known as melanin. When melanin is less or absent in skin leads to hypopigmentary disorder. Shvitra is Hypopigmentary disorder of skin, in which shukla varna appeared on the skin. Acharya Charaka stated that shukla varna comes under the vikruta varna. In Ayurveda more than 600 medicinal plant are included as drug, and they are used either alone or in combination with each other to alleviate the disorders. Palash is one of them, Palash belonging to family Fabaceae, Palash is katu, tikta and kashay in rasa. Its viapk is katu and veerya is ushna, it alleviates kapha and vata dosha but aggravates pitta dosha, in literature it is found that palash is useful in many diseases like trushna, atisar, jwar, charmarog, kushtha, apasmar and prameha. Acharya Vagbhat stated in Ashtang Hridaya, that palash is used in shvitra chikitsa, Vagbhata included palash in Asanadi gana. A number of medicine are mentioned for management of shvitra. Like psoralen, ultra violet therapy and corticosteroids in the treatment of shvitra, but they are associated with side effects. Hence, there is need to develop effective medicinal plant for the management of shvitra.
A review article on Samskara in Bhaishajya Kalpana
Authors: Gaikwad Suvidha 
Published: April 2021

‘Samskara’ is one of the important concepts of Ayurveda. The process or tool by which Dravya is modified as required is termed as ‘Samskara’. In Ayurveda word Samskara has been used in various aspects with different meaning as per the context. Samskara is included Paradi Gunas.It is also enumerated under the ‘Ashta Vidhi Vishesh Ayatanas’.Charak has defined Samskaras as ‘Karan.’The word “Karan” has been used for “Bheshja” mainly in Charak Samhita. Samskara is an important concept of pharmaceutics. It has vast application which are enlisted in three subtitles as collection of drugs , preservation of drugs and production of medicines.
"To study the efficacy of yoga in maintaining health and its effects on various systems of human body."
Authors: Kawale Rohini , Bande U. K. 
Published: April 2021

AIM : To study the effects of yoga on various systems of Human Body. The objective of this study is to provide a comprehensive review of benefits of regular Yoga practice on various system of body. DISCUSSION AND CONCLUSION:It is important for health care professionals to be informed about nature of Yoga and evidence of its many therapeutic effects. Yoga has been practiced in India since time immemorial. In ancient Indian medicinal system, Yoga practice is described as the link between an individual and universe. It is considered to be means for physical, mental and spiritual growth of an entity. With increasing research evidence, OBSERVATION : Yoga has been emerging as a powerful tool to achieve good state of health both at physical and mental levels. Yoga includes physical postures, regulated breathing (Pranayam), Meditation (Dhyan) and relaxation which is helpful in improving lifestyle and also in bringing down prevalence of medical emergencies like psychological, neurological and metabolic disorders. Moreover it helps people to remain happy and healthy even in stressful conditions. RESULTS : Results show that Yoga enhance strength and flexibility, promote and improve respiratory and cardiovascular function, improve digestive system, reproductive system, improve immunity, improve Sleep patterns, reduce stress, anxiety depression and enhance overall well-being and quality of life.
Ayurvedic perspective of treating Nidranash
Authors: Rathod Sonali 
Published: April 2021

Sleep restores energy to the body and provides relaxation particularly to the nervous system. It helps in building and restoring the control of the brain and nervous system over the muscles glands and other body systems. Nidra (Sleep) has its important role in healthy life. The word Nidranasha denotes the phase of devoid of sleep which itself is the main Lakshana of this condition. Ayurveda indicates psychological respite as key along with Vataghna treatment in managing insomnia. Entire management is prescribed in the form of specific procedures, psychiatric treatment, drugs and Diet.
Effect of Trishothadi Lepam on Tropical foot ulcer – Case Report
Authors: Satpute Jayshree , Gundre Rajesh , Chate Chandrakant 
Published: April 2021

Siravyadhana and Trishothadi Lepam application was intended for healthy wound healing. Probably it will have an understanding of underlying mechanism of relieving vascular stasis, reducing venous congestion and beginning of re-vascularization and other wound healing process. The Group-B showing maximum percentage of benefit followed by Group-A. Hence it can be concluded that overall benefit is found maximum in Group-A where Siravyadhana with Trishothadi Lepam was administered. The drug Trishothadi Lepam might be shown the efficacy due to Lekhana, Kledahara, Shoshana, Shotha & Dahahara, RaktaShodhaka and Twaka Prasadana properties. this procedure is found to be very much safe, simple, cost-effective, easily administered in the patients of foot ulcers leading them for complete healing avoiding the most unwanted outcome of amputation.
A Review article on Importance of basic ayurvedic principles in prevention and management of lifestyle disorders.
Authors: Borhade Aditi 
Published: April 2021

Lifestyle disorders are the disorders linked with the way of people live their life. These are commonly caused by unhealthy eating habits, lack of physical activity, alcohol, drugs, smoking, unhealthy daily routine. Diet and lifestyle are major factors that influence such diseases. In India, Lifestyle disorders that appear to be increased in frequency include Cardiovascular diseases, Type 2 Diabetes, Obesity, Cancer, Osteoporosis, Gatrointestinal issues, Chronic obstructive pulmonary diseases, Hypertension, Depression.
The basic principle of Ayurveda is focusing on ‘Swasthasya Swasthya Rakshanam’, meaning maintaining the health of the healthy, more than ‘Aturasya Vikara Prashamanam’ meaning to treat the disease of a person. Ayurveda has approach of intervention that is targeted towards complete physical psychological and spiritual well-being which makes this science a potential option for prevention and treatment of lifestyle disorders.
A Conceptual study of use of Prajastapak Mahakshaya in BOH w. s. r. to recurrent abortion.
Authors: Shaikh SHAGUFTA 
Published: April 2021

Acharya Charak in Sutrasthan has classified drug According to their mode of action as “MAHAKSHAYA” and has defined mode of action of Prajasthapan Mahakshaya as that removes the Doshas which cause hindrance in process of conception and for the viability and sustenance of pregnancy. In this study aim would be to analyze the mode of action of each drug with its Rasa,Guna,Virya,Vipak and Doshagnta in conception and maintenance of Preganacy especially in case of BOH due to Recurrent Abortion where there is fetal loss especially in First trimester .Prajasthapan Mahakshaya executes its mode of action by two means : 1st-Maintainence of Healthy Environment of Conception. 2nd-Preventing the loss of pregnancy This mode of action can be established by usage Prajasthapan Mahakshya in First trimester of Pregnancy instead of use of Human chorionicgonadotropin and micronized progesterone as support in first trimester of pregnancy .Hence effort has been made to provide an alternative to Modern drug and Theoretical establishing the efficacy and pharmacological action of Prajasthapan Mahakshaya.
an Role of Yashtimadhu Siddha Til Tail Kawalgriha in the Management of Oral submucous fibrosis.(osmf)
Authors: Shinde GOVIND VITTHALRAO SHINDE 
Published: April 2021

ABSTRACT
Oral submucous fibrosis (Osmf) is a chronic inflammatory condition of buccal mucosa with fibrosis,& restricted mouth opening(trismus) characterized by discoloration of buccal mucosa, intolerance to spicy foods& recurrent episodes of stomatitis.it is common in young population having the chewing habits of gutkha, pan masala, tobacco etc. It makes patients life miserable. As it is a precancerous condition it seeks attention towards this disease. Medical treatments with minor surgical options are available with unsatisfactory results. This study was aimed at finding the safe, effective & cheap alternative remedy of osmf. This study conducted on 60 diagnosed cases of osmf fulfilling eligibility criteria randomly divided in two groups trial group 30 treated with yashtimadhu siddha til tail& control group 30 treated with til tail+saindhav kavalgriha4 for one month with weekly follow-ups .Results in both the groups were encouraging with minimal differences, mouth opening capacity & increased tolerance to spicy foods were the more appreciable results found in trial group. To get more results intervention can be extended for more periods. Before & after mouth opening capacity inter Dental distance between central maxillary & mandibular incisor teeth’s by venire caliper, along with color of buccal mucosa, pliability of mucosa, cheek retraction& tolerance to spices were assessed for the outcome of treatments in both the Groups.
Keywords- OSMF, Fibrosis, Kawal Griha, Siddha tail
ABSTRACT
Oral submucous fibrosis (Osmf) is a chronic inflammatory condition of buccal mucosa with fibrosis,& restricted mouth opening(trismus) characterized by discoloration of buccal mucosa, intolerance to spicy foods& recurrent episodes of stomatitis.it is common in young population having the chewing habits of gutkha, pan masala, tobacco etc. It makes patients life miserable. As it is a precancerous condition it seeks attention towards this disease. Medical treatments with minor surgical options are available with unsatisfactory results. This study was aimed at finding the safe, effective & cheap alternative remedy of osmf. This study conducted on 60 diagnosed cases of osmf fulfilling eligibility criteria randomly divided in two groups trial group 30 treated with yashtimadhu siddha til tail& control group 30 treated with til tail+saindhav kavalgriha4 for one month with weekly follow-ups .Results in both the groups were encouraging with minimal differences, mouth opening capacity & increased tolerance to spicy foods were the more appreciable results found in trial group. To get more results intervention can be extended for more periods. Before & after mouth opening capacity inter Dental distance between central maxillary & mandibular incisor teeth’s by venire caliper, along with color of buccal mucosa, pliability of mucosa, cheek retraction& tolerance to spices were assessed for the outcome of treatments in both the Groups.
The Conceptual study of Grahani Dosha with special reference to Bruhatrayee
Authors: Patil Niranka 
Published: April 2021

All the living things in an ecosystem continued survival for food and other needs. For the protection of health and production of ailments Hita and Ahita anna is responsible respectively. Agni, which determines the quantity and quality of food to be consumed, is responsible for strength, fitness, longevity and essential breathing. Agni converts food in the form of biological energy, which is responsible for all the vital functions of our body. Grahani is the disease of Annavaha Srotas, as well directly related to status of Agni and diet habits. Passage of stools alternating with constipation or diarrhea (muhur baddham muhur dravam) is the fundamental symptom of Grahani Roga. Ayurveda regards Grahani as a Tridoshatmaka, which is the disorder of digestive system caused by reason of vitiation of Jatharagni, Saman Vayu, Pachakagni, Kledaka Kapha. The failure in digestion of ingested food (production of Pakwapakwam), malabsorption of the food absorption, excessive motility of gut resulting in recurrent emigration of the bowel. All the unpredictable variations of Agni i.e., Mandagni, Tiksnagni and Vishamagni are treated as Grahani Roga. So it should be primarily treated for Agnivardhana Chikitsa with the help of drugs which is Deepana (which boosts digestive power) and Pachana (digestive) qualities.
A Case Study of Janusandhigatavata (Osteoarthritis of knee joint)
Authors: Dr Anushri Gokul Endait  
Published: April 2021

Osteoarthritis is one of the most common disorders in joint disease. It is characterized by pain, shiftiness, decreased range of motion which is very close to Sandhigatavat. Sandhigatavat is amongst 80 Nanatmaj Vat Vyadhi. Here is a case of 57 years old male patient who was having complaints of pain, tenderness, crepitus, swelling and restricted movement of both knee joints. Based on these symptoms and clinical sign he was diagnosed as a case of Sandhigatvat. Treatment given to this patient was Snehan, Swedan, Janubasti, Yog, Basti and oral medication . Assessment of patient before and after treatment was done on the basis of pain, tenderness and physical activity to exclude the efficacy of the treatment. Based on assessment parameter, moderate improvement was seen in subjective sign & symptoms after the completion of Schedule of IPD treatment & 1 month follow up. The pain & physical activity were improved significantly.