Atharvaveda and Charaka Samhita
by Laxmi Maji | 2021 | 143,541 words
This page relates ‘Therapeutics and Rejuvenation Therapy� found in the study on diseases and remedies found in the Atharvaveda and Charaka-samhita. These texts deal with Ayurveda—the ancient Indian Science of life—which lays down the principles for keeping a sound health involving the use of herbs, roots and leaves. The Atharvaveda refers to one of the four Vedas (ancient Sanskrit texts encompassing all kinds of knowledge and science) containing many details on Ayurveda, which is here taken up for study.
Therapeutics and Rejuvenation Therapy
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There are two types of non-therapeutics–Bādhana which is acute and Sānubhādana which is chronic. It should be noted that the ṣaᲹ for non-therapeutics produce contradictory effect. So, these elements should be avoided. According to Caraka-ṃh ⲹԲ promotes general health and rejuvenate a person, extends longevity intellect, memory, health, youth, libido etc. ī첹ṇa drugs help attain progeny, libido etc. There are two method of rejuvenation therapy—Kuṭiprāveśika and Vātātapika.
Used products for Emetic therapy are as follows: the fruits of phala, īūٲ첹, ṣv, dhāmārgava, ṭaᲹ, ṛtԲ; leaves and flowers of phala, īūٲ첹, ṣv, dhāmārgava. The above mentioned drugs should be mixed with the decoction of the roots of , ṛkṣa첹, madana, ܰ첹ṇṭ첹, ṻ, ṭa, śārṅgrṣṭhā, ū, ٲ貹ṇa, Բٲ, picumarda, poṭala, ṣa, ḍūc, citraka, somavalka, ś屹ī, 屹īī, ś, decoctions of madhuka, ū첹, DZ, karvudāra, nipa, vidula, ī, śṇaṣpī, sadāpuṣpā, pratyakpuṣpā; decoctions of elā, , ⲹṅg, ṛtī, kustumburu, tagara, nalada, ī, taliśa, śī; decoctions of ṣu, kaṇḍekṣu, ṣuvālikā, darbha, paṭagala, kālaṅkṛta; decoctions of ܳ, saumanasyāyanī, , dāru, ṛścī, ܲԲԲ, , ṣu; decoctions of ś, śka, 貹ṇ�, 貹ṇ�, ܱǻ徱, ܻ첹, dhanvana, 岹Բ, upacitrā, gopī, śṛṅgātikā; powder of 辱貹ī, root of 辱貹ī, cavya, citraka, śrṅgavera; water mixed with peridium, milk, alkali preparations and salt.
Used products for purgation therapy are as follows: latex; roots; barks; leaves; flowers and fruits of ś峾, ٰṛt, caturaṅgula, tilvaka, 屹ṛkṣa, ٲ, saṅkhinī, 岹Գī, dravanti. These drugs may be mixed with the following group of decoctions of ᲹԻ, śԻ, Ჹśṛṅī, kṣīrinī, īī, klitaka; decoctions of prakīryā, ܻ岹īⲹ, ū岹, kampillaka, ḍaṅg, ṣ�; decoctions of ī, , ṛdī, śⲹ, 貹ūṣa첹, badara, dādima, 峾첹, īٲī, īٲ첹, viścīra, ܲԲԲ, Ի; products of sidhu, ܰ, ܱī첹, ٳṣo岹첹, maireya, medaka, 徱, madhu, madhūlaka, Բ峾, kuvala, badara, ū, karkandhu; curd, 岹ṇḍ, udaśvit; milk and urine of cow, buffalo, goat and sheep.