Dhatu Kshaya (धातु क्षय)
Dhatu Kshaya is the pathological decrease or depletion of any of the seven body tissues (Dhatus). Each Dhatu has …
1 min read162 foundational principles of Ayurveda from the classical texts — covering Dosha, Dhatu, Agni, Roga Nidana, Chikitsa, Dravya Guna, Mala, and general concepts.
The Siddhanta Kosha compiles 162 core foundational principles (Siddhantas) of Ayurveda from authoritative classical texts including the Charaka Samhita, Sushruta Samhita, and Ashtanga Hridaya. Each principle is presented with its original Sanskrit verse, reference, an explanatory note, and its clinical importance.
Dhatu Kshaya is the pathological decrease or depletion of any of the seven body tissues (Dhatus). Each Dhatu has …
1 min readDhatu Vriddhi is the pathological increase or excess of any of the seven body tissues. Each Dhatu has specific signs of.
1 min readIn addition to the three main Malas (feces, urine, sweat), each Dhatu produces its own subtle waste product during its …
1 min readYantras are the blunt surgical instruments used for various purposes like holding, pulling, and viewing. Sushruta …
1 min readShastras are the sharp surgical instruments used for procedures like cutting, piercing, and scraping. Sushruta …
1 min readAyus, or life, is defined as the conjunction of the Sharira (physical body), Indriya (sense organs), Sattva (mind), and.
1 min readThis describes the 'Descent of Ayurveda'. The knowledge of the science of life (Ayurveda) was first recalled by Lord …
1 min readThe definition of Roga (disease) is the 'conjunction with pain or suffering' (Duhkha Samyoga). Any state that brings …
1 min readVyadhi Kshamatva is the Ayurvedic concept of immunity. It is defined in two ways: 1. Vyadhi Bala Virodhitvam (the …
1 min readThis refers to the prognosis of a disease, which is classified into four categories: 1. Sukha Sadhya (Easily Curable), …
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