Latest Published Research Articles in Ayurveda
2026 | Volume 5, Issue 3
Total Articles Published: 11
Arsha (haemorrhoids) is one of the most common anorectal disorders worldwide and is recognised in Ayurveda as one of the Ashta Mahagada (eight major diseases). While existing literature predominant...
Pratishyaya occupies a unique and significant position in classical Ayurveda, being described not only as an independent disease but also as a premonitory symptom (Purvarupa), a complication (Upadr...
Emergency care in Ayurveda is embedded within various classical branches including Agadtantra, Shalyatantra, and Kayachikitsa. Classical Ayurvedic texts describe immediate life-saving interventions...
Agadtantra, one of the eight classical branches of Ayurveda, primarily deals with toxicology, envenomation, and antidotal therapies. Beyond poisoning, its principles extend to broader emergency man...
According to Ayurveda Life is a conglomeration of Sattva (Mana), Atma (Consciousness) and Sharir (Body). They are complementary to one another. The mind-body connection is highly emphasized in Ayur...
Ahara (diet) is regarded in Ayurveda as one of the three sub-pillars (Trayopastambha) that sustain life, and its correct use is considered a foremost determinant of health. Viruddha Ahara, or incom...
Vatarakta is a chronic, painful joint disorder described extensively in the Ayurvedic classics, and is widely correlated with gout in contemporary biomedicine. The disease arises when aggravated Va...
Arka Kalpana is an important Ayurvedic pharmaceutical preparation that has gained recognition because of its effectiveness, stability, and ease of administration. It is prepared through the process...
Varicose veins are nothing but dilated, elongated and tortuous veins mostly found (common sites) in lower limbs either long or short saphenous veins, Varicocele, haemorrhoids and oesophageal varice...
Mayurasana generally considered as peacock Pose is a yogasan posture that requires balancing the entire body on the hands while the elbows compress the abdomen. In yogic sciences, this mayurasan is...
Atyayika Chikitsa, the Ayurvedic branch of emergency and critical care, addresses life-threatening conditions such as Sanyasa, a state of impaired or lost consciousness. Chronic disorders of consci...