TY  - JOUR
AU  - SINGH, MANOJ KUMAR
PY  - 2019
TI  - AYURVEDIC CONCEPT OF TREATMENT IN MODERN LIFE: A REVIEW
JF  - International Journal of Current Research in Medicines & Medical Science [ISSN: 2582-1628 (online)]; Vol 2 No 1 (2019): International Journal of Current Research in Medicines & Medical Science
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N2  -   Ayurveda  is an alternative system of health care with historic roots in the Indian subcontinent. However, the  Ayurvedic  concept of therapies are variegated and developed over more than two millennia. These therapies include purification therapy ( Shodhan ), moderation therapy ( Shaman ) and mind controlling therapy ( Satvavajaja ) which comprise of special diets, herbal medicine, yoga, massage, mediation, laxative, enemas and medicinal oils. During the  Vedic  era, in the mid - second millennium BC, the earliest literature on Indian medical practice had appeared.  Charak  and  Sushruta  Samhita are delineated as the oldest encyclopedia of the medicine which incorporated the foundational works of  Ayurveda .    The  Panchmahabhoot  that is water, earth, fire, space and air, in the permutation and combination cause genesis of the  Dosha, Dhatu,  and  Mala , which are the basic constituents of the body. Human being is characterized by the mind-body type. If  Doshas  are perfectly in balanced state, the state is known as health. But if these  Doshas  are not impeccably balanced exhibit myriad of health glitches, the person is drove into a realm of  Vikriti –an imbalanced state of body and mind. The promoting encouragement for utilizing  Ayurvedic  medicine as a gentler, safer alternative to conventional chemical pharmaceutical medications with consequent side effects, is need of time to manage modern life style related health disorders. 
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