Hetu (हेतु)
Hetu refers to the causative factors of a disease. Ayurveda classifies them into three main categories: 1. Asatmya …
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.
Hetu refers to the causative factors of a disease. Ayurveda classifies them into three main categories: 1. Asatmya …
1 min readUpadrava refers to the complications or secondary symptoms that arise after the main disease has already manifested. …
1 min readArishta signs are fatal or prognostic signs that indicate the incurability of a disease and the impending death of the …
1 min readDushya is that which gets vitiated or afflicted by the aggravated Doshas. The primary Dushyas are the seven Dhatus …
1 min readThis concept describes communicable or infectious diseases. Sushruta explains that diseases like Kushtha (skin …
1 min readDosha Gati refers to the state, course, or direction of the Doshas. It is broadly classified into three types: 1. …
1 min readAvarana means 'covering' or 'occlusion'. It is a complex pathological state where the normal function of one dosha (or …
1 min readSatmya refers to that which has become homologous, congenial, or accustomed to an individual through regular use. It …
1 min readPramanas are the means of acquiring valid knowledge. Ayurveda accepts four primary Pramanas for examination: 1. …
1 min readThe Trayopastambha are the three 'sub-pillars' or supports of life. While the three Doshas are the main pillars, these …
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