JYOTISHMATI Celastrus paniculata

Jyotishmati – Celastrus paniculata

Introduction of Jyotishmati Celastrus paniculata –  Botanical name of Jyotishmati is Celastrus paniculata. Family of Jyotishmati is Celastraceae. Jyotishmati is a shrub has clear shining and reddish yellow bunches of fruits in cold season and yellowish green flowers in the month of April. It is mainly used for medicinal purpose. It is used in the skin disorders, fever, headache

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The Concept of Rasa in Ayurveda – Therapeutic Utility

Introduction of Rasa in Ayurveda –  Rasa in Ayurveda means the particular sense object, which is perceived by the tongue, is called rasa, which can be perceived by the rasanendriya, is called rasa. The word rasa means taste, but it also have other meanings also like rasa dhatu, parada (mercury) etc. Types of Rasa Rasa are

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Shada Padartha – Superiority Concept in Ayurveda

Superiority among Shada  Padartha Shada Padartha is a term given to collectively 6 factors or materials viz. Dravya, Guna, Karma, Rasa, Veerya and Vipaka. Rasa panchaka is a term which includes five factors of dravya i.e., rasa, guna,Veerya, vipaka. These five are always the factors of dravya and these are having inseparable relation with dravya. The

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The Concept of Vipaka in Ayurveda

The word Vipaka in Ayurveda is originated from “vi-puch” (वि-पच) which means pachana. The synonyms are parinama, durgati, swadhu, nayati and ayu. Transformation of rasas after food is digested completely in the koshtanga (digestive system) by the help of Jatharagni (digestive fire) is called vipaka. When Ahara (ingested food) undergo digestion the Ahara rasa (chyle) is

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