Alternative medicine is increasingly popular especially in German‐speaking areas of Europe. In the beginning, Ayurveda played a leading role within a trend of deeply relaxing wellness therapies. Today, even in medical circles, Ayurveda is widely recognized as a complementary system of medicine and has reached the threshold of entering into the realm of evidence‐based science. In several Europea...

Dosha Dhatu Sammurchana is the basis of all pathogenisis. The state of Agni also should be considered in the pathogenisis. This will explain the disease at the cellular level in the parlances of Ayurveda. In cancer, enormous research is going on to understand the molecular and cellular level of Carcinogenisis, to formulate a cure for this disease. In Ayurveda with the help of various explanatio...

Ayurveda, manoeuvres mankind to head a healthy life in order to pursue four-fold bliss. With a view to combat physical and mental annoyances, classics have explicated two-fold therapeutic modalities; langhana/depletion and brihmana/nourishing. Upavasa /fasting is one among ten depletion therapies explained. It is envisioned at all three levels of Ayurvedic therapies- rational/objectively planne...

Ayurveda is an ancient science, which deals with prevention of various diseases and also cured from disease. The main aim ‘Prevention better than cure’. Prasrutitantra Streeroga one the important subjects in Ayurveda, as it not mentioned Ashtanga but comes under this Kaumarbhritya. identification, diagnosis, pathology & treatment related to women. Garbha aspect women’s life. formed by fusion Sh...

Sir, Urinary tract infections (UTIs), the second most common type of infection in the body is one the most serious health problem affecting millions of people each year. The urinary tract infection (UTI) involves infection in the kidneys, ureters, bladder or urethra. These are the organs that urine passes through when eliminated from the body. Women are especially prone to UTIs, even though the...

Gandoosh and Kavalu are two therapeutic measures described in Ayurveda. The sailent features of these measures are described in this article.

The author probes in this study the maternity or obsterics and gynaecology in Ancient Indian medicine by interpreting various classical texts in Ayurveda, Sociology and Religion.

This paper outlines the various kinds of diet to be followed during pregnancy month by month based on the teachings of Ayurveda.

In the first part of the study the author discusses the overall approach of Ayurveda and records briefly here an account of global interest in it at present.