Ayurveda, the science of life and longevity has a history as
long as a human civilization and even after. Ayurveda was finalised by astute
minds and adept hands and is directed at the physical, mental and religious
well being of human beings. Ayurveda is one of the large gifts of the sages of
very old India to mankind and is accepted as the oldest technical medical
system, with record of clinical experience. Ayurveda is the initial
contribution of India (Bharatha) to the world and delicacies man as a whole -
which is a combination of mind , body and soul.
Its in writing annals takes definite shape with the
codification of hundreds of slokas of Ayur-Vedic wisdom into 'Samhitas'. Its
highly incorporated approach is evident from the way Ayurvedic remedy wes divided
into eight segments such as Kaya Chikitsa (General medicine), Bala Chikitsa
(Pediatrics), Graha Chikitsa (Psychiatry), Urdgwanga Chikitsa (ENT,
Ophthalmology), Salya Chikitsa (Surgery), Damshtra Chikitsa (Toxicology), Jara
Chikitsa (Geriatrics) and Vrisha Chikitsa (Aphrodisiac treatment).
Preventive assesses, effective and functional principles of
preventive medicines (Swasthavritha) with Dinacharya (daily regimens),
ritucharya (seasonal regimens) along with sound dietary (nutritional) practices
/ regulation as furthermore with values of satvrita (good perform) (mental
approach).
Modalities' with 'Practice - Ayurveda boasts other
modalities for preservation and advancement of good health and to mention a few
PANCHAKARMA : Purification process.
RASAYANA : Rasayana notion and its perform (Rejuvenation),
which addresses the negative impact of aging and helps to preserve
youthfulness.
The essence of ayurveda is that it boasts in this up to date
technological age a entire new way of life to find harmony and balance not only
within one self but furthermore in relating to environment, environment,
humanity and young person beings
