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A Review on Ayurvedic perspective of Garbhini Chardi (Vomiting in pregnancy )management
Authors: Mali Balasaheb Ganpat 
Published: April 2021

Garbhini Chardi is one among the 8 Garbhopdravas mentioned in Harita Samhitaas. Chardi is mentioned as a disease in all Samhitas. Chardi can be a Vyaktagarbha-Lakshana or a Vyadhi or Updrva in other disease. There is no separate chapter that explain about Garbhini Chardi in details. Aacharya Sushruta explained Vyakta Garbha Lakshanas as vomiting without apparent cause, aversion from good smells, salivation and tiredness etc. Aacharya Charaka and Vagbhata also mentioned vomiting as Vyakta Garbha Lakshana. Aacharya Charaka has compared pregnant women with Taila Purna Patra which can spill of even by small disturbances hence seeking proper attention. Pregnancy vomiting should be treated by providing agreeable attendance and desired articles, in other words if the woman is given desired fruits, edibles, drinkables and lickables etc. She will not eject them, besides other management should be done considering relative dominance of different Doshas.
A Conceptual sutdy of vyan vayu w.s.r. to action potential
Authors: Metake Ajit Dattatray , Patil Mahesh , Patil Ashok 
Published: April 2021

Aim of this study, is to correlate the ayurvedic concept of vyan vayu with action potential. Methods: analysis of vyan vayu according to ayurvedic literature and comparing or correlating it with generation and propagation of action potential with the help of modern science literature. Vyan vayu is type of vata who is responsible for rasa-rakta sanvahan & locomotion of human body. Discussion: After analysing both ayurvedic and modern science literature the action of vyan vayu stated in ayurvedic texts can be correlated to development and propagation of action potential. Conclusion: Vyan vayu is action potential. Development and propagation of action potential correlates with the functions and characteristics of vyan vayu.
OBSERVATIONAL STUDY TO UNDERSTAND THE PREVALENCE OF AAM LAKSHANA (SYMPTOMS OF AAM) IN VARIOUS DISEASES.
Authors: NAWKAR SHAILESH SAHADEO , NAWKAR MADHUMATI SHAILESH , GINODE ATUL GOVIND 
Published: April 2021

Introduction â€“ Aam is unique concept in Ayurveda. Aam is important etiopathogenesis factor causing disease. One of the synonyms for disease is Aamay which is indicating the Aamodhbhav nature (originating from aam) of the disease. Thus, to find the correlation of Aam and the disease, this study was planned. Parallel prevalence of Aam symptoms were also traced in various diseases which are visiting to OPD, in day to day practice.
Methodology â€“ 80 patients of various diseases visiting to OPD were selected randomly irrespective of demographic variables. The 10 symptoms of Aam mentioned by Vagbhata were observed.
The samatva score was calculated. Occurrence of each Aam symptom in all patients were noted.
Discussion â€“ The samatva score was more than 50% is observed in 65% patients i.e. in 47 patients among 80. As the nature Aam is guru, picchil, causing obstruction, 9 symptoms out of 10 were observed in more than that of 50% patients. The most prevalent symptom of Aam was Anilmoodhata.
Result â€“ There is positive correlation between samtva associated with disease. The most common observed symptoms of Aam were Anilmoodhata & balabhramsha and the least common was Nishthiv.
CLINICAL ASPECT OF VAYU AS â€œKARTA GARBHAKRUTINAMâ€ W. S. R TO MORPHOGENETIC FIELD
Authors: Yende Mohan , Bagate Sweta Kalmesh 
Published: April 2021

In Ayurvedic embryology, various interesting concepts of conception, formation of zygote and foetus and various different organs and system formation are explained. Among that concept of cell division and differentiation in conscious foetus (Chetanayukt Garbha) is mentioned. The role of Panchmahabhutas and Tridoshas in the formation and development of Garbha is mentioned. Among them most important is â€œVayu â€which is responsible for cell division .Vayu is vital force which divides zygote into different limb buds and organs. Thus main function of â€œVataâ€œ is incomprehensible like formation of foetal shape. But perturbations in â€œVataâ€ is responsible for formation of various congenital anomalies i.e Garbhavikruti.
In modern concepts of developmental biology, important area is â€œMorphogenetic fieldâ€. It was first introduced in 1910 by Alexander G. Gurwitsch. He analyzed the embryonic development of the sea urchin as a vector field, As it is the proliferation of cells into organs were brought about by putative external forces. It is the set of process that generates shape and form in the embryo. Morphogenetic movement is caused by large scale and dynamic movement of embryonic cell which is under control of Vata. Failures in any step of process can lead to birth defects.
Ancient Acharyas have mentioned various measures under Garbhini Paricharya for pregnant women from first day of conception till parturition. It restores the Vayu to its normal course and condition. Thus it helps the morphogenetic movement occur without any failure to have healthy foetus and progeny.Thus prevalence of congenital anamolies can be reduced by understanding Vayu as Garbhakrutinam ,Morphogenetic field and following Garbhini paricharya.
A CONCEPTUAL STUDY OF GULPHA MARMA WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO ANKLE JOINT AND CONCEPT OF MARMA CHIKITSA
Authors: Wasu Isha Pradeep , Choudhari Vinod M 
Published: April 2021

Aim- Study of Gulpha Marma and ankle joint. Objective- 1. Exact location of Gulpha Marma in limbs 2. Effect of injury to Gulpha Marma 3. Contemperory concept of Gulpha Marma and ankle joint 4. Concept of marma chikitsa in pain related to Gulpha Marma. Observation- Gulpha Marma is sandhi marma and rujakar marma. It is predominantly made up of sandhi i.e. the joint or components making the ankle joint. Injury to it causes stabhdata & khanjata. The location of Gulpha Marma is nothing but the joint between tibia, fibula and talus and other structures related to lateral aspect of ankle joint. Marma chikitsa gives tridosha triguna samanya as there is a site of prana at these points. This chikitsa acts as the pain reliever or preventional aspect of these vital sites or Marma. Conclusion- On dissection of ankle joint various structures were studied and were compared with Gulpha Marma. The injuries related to these marmaâ€™s can be studied under tendons, ligaments, vessels and bones. These can be considered as siravedhya and vatavyadhi and treated accordingly. Based upon the above observations and study we can conclude the exact location, effect of injury, relation with ankle joint of Gulpha Marma.
Keywords- Marma, Gulpha Marma, Ankle Joint, Marma Chikitsa
Relation between kshudha (digestion) and oja (immunity) according to ayurveda
Authors: Ratnaparkhi Mayuri Ashok 
Published: April 2021

Digestion is the most important process to maintain the health. A healthy digestive system is essential for well being because every digestive disorder is caused due to improper digestion. Agni plays important role in digestion. In ayurvedic text it is describe that balanced condition of agni is responsible for proper production of oja. Oja is the essence of all the dhatus which are produce from digested food. It plays important role in building our immunity. Immunity cannot be produced only with immunity booster product but also proper balanced diet habits are important. In ayurvedic text hunger is also described as one of the cause of ojakshya. Oja is important factor for good health and relaxed condition of body and mind. This oja is depending on condition of agni. This article tries to show the relation between proper digestion and oja according to ayurveda.
A critical review on bharangi [clerodendrum serratum (Linn.) Moon] with special reference to Ayurvedic Nighantus (lexicons ).
Authors: CHOUDHARI DEEPALI DHARAMDAS , KULKARNI YOGINI 
Published: April 2021

Nighantus are described as Ayurvedic texts, in which various drugs have been described and mentioned on the basis of their identifying characters, properties, uses, actions and synonyms. Though we consider Bhavaprakasha Nighantu as a main source for Ayurvedic dravyas descriptions ( also called as ayurvedic materia medica) , various other Nighantus had also mentioned ayurvedic drugs in various context.
Bharangi botanically identified as Clerodendrum Serratum ( Linn) Moon is a medicinal plant well known for its numerous medicinal properties. Bharangi has been mentioned with a number of synonyms depicting its identifying morphological characters and pharmacological actions. Description of the drug can be traced in various Nighantus, under different chapters. However, a single hand, comprehensive information regarding Bharangi, its synonyms, pharmacological actions properties is not available. Twenty 23 Nighantus available in the library and online source of E-nighantu has been scrutinized. The present paper highlights the collective evidences of Bharangi from available 23 Nighantus.
The study reveals that, about 80 synonyms were attributed to describe Bharangi botanically and pharmacologically. The leaves of the plant are called as kharapatra, and angarvalli, kasaghni, brahmanyashti, vatari, gadarbhashaka are the synonyms which are identifying characteristics features for Bharangi. It is attributed with 40 chikitsa uupayogi ( useful in treatment ) properties like deepana, marutahara, shwasa, kasa, pinasa, gandamala etc. This review may enrich the documentary research of Bharangi and can be refer as detailed information regarding its usages in Ayurvedic Nighantus ( Lexicon).
The CONCEPTUAL STUDY OF RASAVAHA SORTAS & HRIDAYA
Authors: Dasare Vivek , Kinge Shailesh 
Published: April 2021

Ayurveda is ancient science of life. Swasthyarakshanam and Vyadhiparimoksha are it’s main objectives. Many Fundamental principles and concepts are explained in Ayurveda. Concept of srotas is one of them. Briefly srotas means channels which are Aakasha mahabhut pradhan structures. Rasavaha srotas is an important srotas related to rasadhatu formation and transportation. Hridaya is mula sthan of rasavaha srotas. So this present article is an attempt to study the concept of rasavaha srotas and the relationship between Hridaya Rog and resavahasrotodushtihetu.
Concept of vayu in ayurved and yogshastra – a comparative study
Authors: Dr sunila h deo  
Published: April 2021

Introduction and Background: Yogashastra and Ayurveda are two ancient Indian sciences that have evolved separately over millennia. Many masters have contributed to the growth and development of these sciences and they have produced seminal literature and body of knowledge in both these streams. The goals and objectives of these two sciences differ from each other and accordingly their approaches too differ from each other.
Both in Yogashastra and Ayurveda, the concept of Vayu has very important place. Current effort is undertaken from the viewpoint to unravel the complementary and contradictory aspects and explore the possibility of combining the concepts so as to evolve the holistic approach.
Aim: To compare the concept of Vayu as described in Yogashastra and in Ayurveda.
Discussion and Results: Yogashstra the concept of Vayus is aimed solely at attaining mastery over the bodily Vayus by following Yogic disciplines to attain Moksha or final emancipation of the soul from the unending cycle of birth and death. This puts the Yogic discussion of Vayus in the realm of highest spiritual practices with the ultimate conceivable goal of human life that can be taught only by the accomplished masters and eligible seekers who fulfil the strictest eligibility criteria stipulated by Yogic discipline.
On the other hand in Ayurveda the concept of Vayus is from the perspective of knowing physiology and causes of various diseases and their treatment by means of various therapies and medicines. All these things are essentially corporeal in nature and do have worldly goals to achieve.
Preparation Of Apamarga Kshara and It’s Analytical Study
Authors: Shelke Dr aruna , Lokhande Sanjay , Suryavanshi Rajshri 
Published: April 2021

Ayurveda depends mostly upon the medicinal plants for the remedy. Panchavidha Kashaya Kalpana is basic Preparation method in Bhaishjya Kalpana and Kshara Kalpna is one of them. Kshara is the herbal extracts of plants like Apamarga ( Achyranthes Aspera linn ) Snuhi ( Eyphorbia nerifolia linn )Aragwadha ( Cassia Fistula Lin ) Kutaja ( Holarrhena antidysentrica linn ) Kshar can be a compound or mixture of many herbs or may be from single herb. There is wide range of description available about Kshara as told by Acharyas, This alkaline Preparation has many therapetic usages and even has replaced many surgical procedures. It has the quality of excising ( chedhya ) Cutting (bhedhya), Scraping( Lekhya ) and tridoshaghna.
An ayurvedic management of kaphaj abhishyanda w.s.r. to bacterial conjunctivitis: a review article.
Authors: Ambekar Aniket 
Published: April 2021

Conjunctivitis refers to any inflammatory condition of the membrane that lines the eye lids and covers the exposed surface of the sclera. It is the most common part of the red eye. Abhishyanda is classified as the eye disease affecting all parts of the eye. The disease kaphaj abhishyanda is Sarvagat Netra Rog expain by Sushruta Samhita In developing countries, bacterial conjunctivitis is commonest type of conjunctivitis.it can occur as sporadic and epidemics cases during monsoon season. Prevalence for chronic bacterial conjunctivitis is 25% of the general population. There are so many treatment of kaphaj abhishyanda in Ayurveda like Anjana, Snehana, Swedana, Tarpana, Putpak, Aschyotan, Nasya, Parishek, etc. but Ascyotana kalpana is very effective, safe, easily available, so I have selected shigru madhu ascyotana.
RANDOMISED SINGLE BLIND PILOT CLINICAL STUDY OF KHARJURA ON HAEMOGLOBIN PERCENTAGE WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO SUSHRUTA’S RAKTA DHATU POSHANKAL.”
Authors: Tonge Supriya , Swati Chobhe  , Manisha Walunj  
Published: April 2021

Introduction: Amongst Sapta Dhatu , Rakta Dhatu is of prime importance as it is mainly responsible for Jeevan Karma and Prananuvartana. According to Dhatu Poshana Kala theory by Acharya Susruta, Rakta Dhatu is formed on the 5th day after formation of AharaRasa. Rakta Kshaya can be correlated with symptoms of anaemia due to malnutrition. Kharjura (Phoenix dactylifera, Linn.) now days well known as dates is of neutraceutical value has been used in treatment of Rakta Dhatu since ages. Aim: To assess effect Of Khajura with Dhatriloha and Dhatriloha alone on haemoglobin percentage with special reference to Sushruta’s Rakta Dhatu Poshankal.”Present pilot study was performed to set guidelines with special reference to treatment and analysis period for chief clinical trial and taking into consideration Dhatu Poshana Kala Theory screening of patients for Hb % was done at intervals of 5 days. Materials and methods: Kharjura Laddu was prepared, patients fulfilling inclusion criteria of Rakta Kshaya were administered with Kharjura Laddu(10g)+Dhatri Loha(250mg) and Dhatri Loha(250mg) alone in groups A and B respectively for 10 days in Rasayan Kala(early in morning).Results: Kharjura Laddu+Dhatri Loha group revealed better results in relieving symptoms and increasing Hb%. Both groups exhibited increase in Hb% at 5 days interval after start of treatment. Conclusion: Kharjura can be used as neutraceutical along with Dhatri Loha in management of Rakta Kshaya. Insignificant increase in Hb% at interval of 5 days of consumption of drug ascertains Dhatu Poshan Kala theory.
Role of ‘agni maintainance’ in prevention of lifestyle disorders
Authors: Snehalalde22  , Dr Rajesh Sawai  , Dr Singh Vinay Kumar  
Published: April 2021

In present era, lifestyle disorders are gift of rapid industrialization of environment and increasing westernization of lifestyle. Lifestyle of people has undergone numerous changes , many of them are affecting the body badly and causing the diseases called as life style disorders. In simple language , life style disorders are disorders caused due to faulty life style. According to Ayurveda roga sarvepi mandagni i.e. main reason behind all the diseases is mandagni along with their respective causative factors. The hurry, worry and curry are three gifts of today’s lifestyle which mainly affect the harmony of agni eventually disturb the normal physiology of body and cause many life style diseases. Therefore Agni plays dominant role in manifestation of lifestyle disorders. Aim of the study is to understand the pathophysiology of agni and to enlist various factors affecting agni. But due to industrialization and pollution of surrounding environment, some of these factors are unavoidable. So in today’s fast world maintaining the harmony of agni is the best way of prevention of lifestyle disorder. And also understanding the factors affecting the agni will be helpful in planning the preventive measurements of lifestyle disorders.
Importance of â€˜Nidraâ€™ as one of the Upastambha of life
Authors: Jog Anupama Kiran , Tandel Dipali Gajendra , Puradkar Ganesh 
Published: April 2021

Abstract:
Introduction-
It is interesting to know that the one third one a humanâ€™s life is spent on sleeping. Sleep is an essential aspect when it comes to growth and development of living beings; as many of the vital physiological processes occur during sleep. As far as Ayurveda is concerned, sleep i.e. Nidra is considered as one of the three pillars of life. It is called as Bhootadhatri by Ayurvedic texts as it is considered as an important part on oneâ€™s lifestyle. Quality sleep is an indicator of good health as it relives stress and refreshes the body. Adequate hours of sleeping is required for all the levels of wellbeing such as mental, physical and emotional.
Ayurveda being a science of life, explains daily routine and regimens to be followed by individuals to stay healthy. Nidra being a day to day phenomenon, ayurvedic texts have detailed information about its definition, types, physiology and health benefits.
Aim-
To understand the significance of Nidra as a Upastambha i.e.pillar of life.

Objectives-

To review the ayurvedic and modern literature regarding sleep.
To understand physiology of sleep according to ayurvedic and modern texts.
To understand the role of quality sleep in maintaining health.

Key words: Nidra, Upastambha, Sleep, Ayurveda.
Study the karshya chikitsa siddhant according to brihatrayee with special reference to ashwagandha choorna.
Authors: SAWAI RAJESH VITHAL , PATHAK RADHIKA GOVIND 
Published: April 2021

Karshya is the widest spreading health and nutritional problem in developing countries. Underweight or emaciation or protein energy malnutrition is a possible condition which may be correlated with Karshya. The present study was undertaken to find out the effect of Ashvagandha choorna with mahish dugdha in the management of Karshya. 100 patients were studied and randomly divided into two groups namely Group-A and Group-B. Group-A received Ashwagandhachoorna with mahish dugdha and Group-B received mahish dugdha. Effect of drug observed at the end of days In Group A All 50 Subjects have shown Marked response.In group-B 49 Subjects have shown Marked response.01 patient has shown Moderate response. It is concluded that Ashwagandhachoorna along with mahish dugdha is useful for the management of Karshya when compared to mahish dugdha.
An over view of medicinal uses of Ayurvedic drug Pippali (piper longum)
Authors: Bhokardankar Prashant Sakharam 
Published: April 2021

Background: Pippali, Piper longum (P.longum) usually called pippali which is a member of the Piperaceae family, is frequently used medicinal herb in Ayurved, Unani & Siddha system of medicine. In traditional medicine world it is being used to treat most of the systemic disorders. This systematic review was conducted with an objective to search, explore & compile the phytochemical constituents & their efficacies both in modern and traditional part to understand as a potential therapeutic agent. Material & method: Published details scientific literature on P. Longum by various research scholars, organizations & Pharmacopeias were reviewed. The review criterion was restricted to bio-efficacy and phyto-pharmacological activities of longum. Results and Conclusions: This review shows various experimental studies conducted on Bio-active compounds isolated from P. longum has prospective uses as anticancer, antilipidemic, antifungal and radioprotective.
Role of takrasevan in agnimandya - a review.
Authors: Mandhare Poonam Bharat , Kale Deepa R. 
Published: April 2021

Background: Our health and overall well-being mainly depends on our eating habits, physical activities, sleep patterns etc. Human beings, in order to adjust themselves in the modern era, have been compiled to become fast and mechanical. Due to this they canâ€™t give proper attention to diet and exercise. Due to this Aaharpachan Kriya gets affected leading to Agnimandya (low or decreased digestive power). According to Ayurveda Agnimandya is responsible for almost all diseases. Objectives: Objective is to study importance of Takrasevan in Agnimandya. Material and methods: Ayurvedic / modern texts and literature, research paper. Discussion: Grahani, Atisar, Arsh etc. are the commonest diseases seen in todayâ€™s life. These diseases are not life threatening but can cause great distress to patient. Ayurveda gave an amount of treatment modalities; one of them is Takrasevan i. e. consumption of buttermilk. Takra having ushna virya, kashaya rasa, madhur vipak and ruksha guna properties which pacifies Vata, Pitta, Kapha and potentiate the Agni and digests as well as absorbs the food articles and treats the disease in generous way. Conclusion: By this study it can be conclude that Takra (Buttermilk) can use on daily basis as dietary product. As it contains Probiotics which facilitates proper digestion and absorption process, it maintains proper metabolism to keep person free from diseases.
LITERATURE STUDY OF MANSA AAHAR (NON-VEGETARIAN DIET) FROM BRUHATRAYI.
Authors: Gujarathi Swati Padmanand , Jadhav Mayuri D. , Satpute. Sanjay M. , Patil Pravin P. , Patil Pravin P. 
Published: April 2021

A common assumption is that Ayurveda is a vegetarian system. That is simply not the case. A non-vegetarian diet has its own medicinal significance in Ayurveda. But it does not mean that everybody should have a nan-vegetarian diet. One who is accustomed to it, can have it and one who is not, may not have it. In Ayurveda text each animal product is defined by quality and is recommended as a therapy for many ailments. Of course there are guidelines for eating it.
Key word: Mansa aahar, Ayurveda, Pathya-apathya.
THE EFFECT OF SUNTHYADI PHANT IN POST-SPINAL HEADACHE A PRILIMINARY CLINICAL STUDY
Authors: Jagtap Anuradha kalyanrao 
Published: April 2021

Abstract-
The spinal anesthesia is frequently performed procedure in surgical field, Headache after spinal anesthesia is common which accounts for 32% prevalence and carries considerable morbidity with the symptoms lasting for several days.
As working in surgical field there is more incidence of post spinal headache after spinal anesthesia, post spinal headache is well known complication. It occurs after Induction of spinal anesthesia due to leakage of CSF after the Dural and arachnoid puncture and has significant effect on the patientâ€™s post-operative well-being.
The present study aimed to evaluate the â€œEffect of Sunthyadi Phant on preventing post spinal Headacheâ€ in surgical patients.
Analytical study of DÃ£ruharidrÃ£ ( Berberis aristata,DC) with special reference to Hepatitis (BahupittakÃ£malÃ£).
Authors: Gathe Pradnya Haribhau 
Published: April 2021

:. DÃ£ruharidrÃ£( Berberis aristata,DC) has been described by various Ã£cÃ£rya. It is used in kÃ£malÃ£ and various other diseases. DÃ£ruharidrÃ£( Berberis aristata,DC) has tikta rasa ,vipÃ£ka katu ,ruÄ¸ÅŸya guna ,uÅŸÅ†avÃ®rya and lÃ¨khana karma which is why its plays a major role in bahupittakÃ£malÃ£ (Hepatitis ). The literature review of DÃ£ruharidrÃ£ is explained in this article.