Doshas And Their Functions
Vata Dosha: It is the energy associated with all the movements in the body and Pitta Dosha is associated with all the chemical processes.…
Read moreHomeostasis In Ayurveda
Homeostasis is the property of a system that regulates its internal environment and tends to maintain stable, constant conditions of properties like temper…
Read moreCirculation Of Nutrients In Body
Tridoshas - Vata, Pitta and Kapha are the physiological components of the body and are involved in circulation of blood, nutrients and oxygen to all the bo…
Read moreOxidation Of Body In Ayurveda
The food consumed by us is oxidized. When there is improper oxidation of food, free radicals are emitted into the body. These free radicals have a high aff…
Read moreAyurveda- Treatment And Promotion Of Life
Ayurveda- treatment and promotion of life, focuses on cure of a disease in a holistic form. One of the important beliefs in Ayurveda is, our wellbeing is a…
Read moreManovikara
Manovikara means moral value system which is adopted to cure mental illness. It penetrates into the root cause of the problem, tries to heal it with patien…
Read morePsychosomatic Diseases In Ayurveda
Body, mind and soul are three entities of a human being. Any disturbance in these entities is a cause for disease. The disease in which Body and mind is in…
Read moreExtra-Cellular Fluids In Ayurveda
Extra-cellular fluids : It is found outside the cells and forms about 45% of total body fluid weight.…
Read moreDrug Bioavailability In Ayurveda
This concept of drug delivery at the site of action through the stream within the body is known as Bioavailability.…
Read moreDhatu Poshana By Nyaya
The basics of Ayurveda rests in maintenance of equilibrium of Doshas, Dhatus and Mala.…
Read moreSwabhawoparamwada: Apoptosis – Natural Cellular Destruction
Swabhawoparamwada mechanism is essential for survival. Moreover, it's advantages have a large perspective.…
Read moreAgni – A Metabolite
In Ayurveda, Agni is considered as the cause of life, complexion, strength, health, nourishment, and luster.…
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Cellular Waste In Terms Of Ayurveda
The metabolic process takes place on micro cellular level to the macro organ level. Macro processes produce heavy wastes which are ejected from the body in…
Read moreMetabolic Waste In Ayurveda
In Ayurvedic terms, metabolic waste is called Mala. Mala means dust, dirt, secretion or impurity. This is formed after the metabolic process.…
Read moreMetabolic Pathway Of Food In Ayurveda
Metabolism takes place in each tissue channel of the specific tissues. Due to this, each tissue is formed in each channel.…
Read moreMusculoskeletal Structure In Terms Of Ayurveda
Musculoskeletal components are macroscopic which include muscles, ligaments, cartilages, bones , tendons and other similar connective tissues.…
Read moreStem Cell Biology In Ayurveda
Explore the exciting field of stem cell biology in Ayurveda, where ancient wisdom meets modern science to unlock new frontiers in healing.…
Read moreComposition Of Human Body
Composition Of Human Body means that we are formed of a basic unit known as Cell. Within cells there are different functional units. Modern science specifi…
Read moreEthnomedicinal Facts In Ayurveda
Discover the fascinating world of Ayurveda ethnomedicine, a treasure trove of natural remedies and healing practices that have stood the test of time.…
Read moreSignalling With Pitta
Discover the power of signalling with Pitta to balance your mind, body and emotions. Enhance your wellbeing with ancient Ayurvedic wisdom.…
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Balancing Acid – Alkaline With Ayurveda
In Ayurveda, Pitta Dosha is responsible for the emotions of stress, anger, impatience and can cause the mind to become acidic, which inturn have effects on…
Read moreUnderstanding Cognitive Functions
According to Ayurveda, the mind is responsible for a person's overall health and wellbeing. It defines health not only at the physical level, but also at t…
Read moreHistology In Ayurveda
Ayurveda explains the human body in a bit different way. It explains the human body on thebasis of three controlling energies, that are Vata, Pitta and Kap…
Read moreFasting – Way Of Detoxification
According to Ayurveda, when we opt for fasting, we practice Pratyahara which means 'against what we intake'.…
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