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SCIENCE OF AYURVEDA


Ayurveda is the science of healthy and diseases free life. It is the knowledge that is abundantly supplied with guidelines which, if followed scrupulously and regularly, would spare the agony of diseases.Ayurvedic science carves out a health pattern based on natural resources. In olden days man lived very close to nature and whenever he got indisposed he cured himself by the resources and materials provided by nature, which is nothing but the Ayurvedic science.

The Ayurvedic science includes factors like herbal medicine, dietetics, body work, surgery, psychology and, spirituality.Ayurveda deals not merely with medical science, but also with the social, ethical, intellectual & spiritual life of man. The science of Ayurveda is based on sound principles of diagnosis which requires no clinical or costly investigations which are beyond reach of the common and less privileged person.Ayurvedic science has discovered that a person falls sick only when there is an imbalance and disproportionate ratio in Vata (air), Kapha (Phelgm) and Pitta (Bile).

Thus ultimately it calls for an internal harmony of various body parts as well as achieving body's harmony with the surrounding nature and environment. Dating back to history, the Ayurvedic science which mainly revolves round the holistic approaches of the Veda and Vedic culture was granted by the creator God, Lord Brahma to Daksha Prajapati.


Science of ayurveda
Ayurveda has to offer, for it has a many thousand year old clinical tradition and a comprehensive natural method of treatment ranging from diet, herbs and massage, to life style counseling and meditation.Ayurvedic science is not merely East Indian folk medicine but a perennial naturopathic system of health care that has survived through the onslaught of modern medicine and preserved the wisdom of the ages and the wisdom of the earth.Ayurvedis science works for a good genetically determined characteristics of both the external and internal features rather than simply focusing on curing a diseases. Its main aim is to promise a completely healthy body to every human being with a perfect body cell and psychic humors equilibrium, uniformly healthy digestion, normal functioning of the fundamental tissues of the body and body wastes, accompanied by the enlightenment of the soul, cognitive organs and the mind.

The ancient Vedic culture took this concept of constitutional medicine to its highest development in the form of Ayurvedic medicine and in this science, medicine was considered inferior to food and herbs ingested on a daily basis.Ayurveda is divided into nearly eight branches where it deals with different organs and age groups. These branches are Kayachikitsa or Internal Medicine, Shalya Tantra, which covers Surgery, Shalakya Tantra that entails treatment over the Ears, Eyes, Nose and Throat.Kaumarabhritya Tantra, Agada Tantra, Bajikarana Tantra, Rasayana Tantra and Bhuta Vidya cover Pediatrics, Toxicology, Purification of genetic organs, health and longevity and psychiatry or spiritual healing respectively.

Ayurveda provides us with both physical and mental routines with which we can balance prana and break destructive mental and physical habits. Physical ailments are divided into two categories ordinary and serious, where the former can be corrected by a change in daily routine, including diet and exercises and the later can be cured only if self knowledge is recognized which otherwise will lead to a total disturbance of physical and psychic features. When there is a disturbance in the metabolic process which will lead to indigestion, excessive appetite or improper functioning of the digestive system. This is one of the main factor why Ayurveda pays so much of importance on health of the digestive system which otherwise might lead to mental afflictions leading to an imbalance in the pranic flow.

But the science of Ayurveda states that even when there is a disturbance in the pranic flow it can be corrected by following a daily healthy eating habit and living habits. The treatment here mainly involves medicines of the traditional method made mainly out of herbs, plants and minerals in the form of powders, tablets, decoctions; medicated oils etc.The main advantage of the Ayurvedic medicine is that it never has side affects or related complications. The ancient Chinese used to follow a similar healing system to Ayurveda even today. Ayurveda stresses on the mind body relationship for perfect living and it also states specific recommendations to each individual on lifestyle, diet, exercise and yoga, herbal therapy, and even spiritual practices. Thus this branch of Ayurvedic science concludes that each individual is unique with specific health concerns and also explains as to why one person responds differently than another. Thus this oldest medical science of Ayurveda is of great beneficial to the mankind right from ancient days.