Relation of Deha Prakriti and Vyadhikshamatva (Immunity): A Review Study

Patel, Devang; Baghel, Anamika; Vasaiya, Sunita; Kumar, K Pavan; Bhagiya, Shital

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“…And this power of the body resistance to prevents the development of vyadhi or resistance the strength (Bala) of vyadhi (disease) together called as "Vyadhikshamatva" or body's defensive mechanism or immunity. In Charaka Samhita Vyadhikshamatva can be understood as -Immunity of body (Sharira Bala), opposite to the Disease Strength (Vyadhi Bala) which is already manifested is "Vyadhi Bala-Virodhitva" and Sharira Bala, which oppose the manifestation of the Vyadhi (Immunity for the disease) that is "Vyadhi-utpadakpratibaandhakatva" (Patel et al, 2017).…”

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Role of Ayurveda for Poor and Pandemics (Covid19) – A Review article

Ingale

Shrivastav

2020

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The goal of Ayurveda is prevention is better than cure. There are a total of 9152 COVID-19 cases reported in India (till April 13, 2020), 308 people were died because of this disease, and 856 patients were treated successfully in our Country. This virus can easily affect or harm those individuals who have an infection, less immunity and especially who all have been aged more than sixty. Most of the countries are worried only for their people's life (health). In contrast, the developing countries like India that has a large population have to consider about the livelihood for people like Below Poverty Line (BPL) or those living in slum areas, equally with their life. The main aim of the article is to aware the people not only Urban but also among Rural and needy individuals to adopt the Ayurveda lifestyle during Covid19 outbreak. For this to study various methods which are described in Ayurveda for boosting immunity among various individuals. This study is a review type of article. All information and references have been collected and compiled from various available Ayurvedic classics texts. Research articles are also searched from various websites related to Covid19 outbreak and its effect on needy individuals. All matters have been analysed for some discussion, and an attempt has been made to rule out some conclusions. During this lockdown, people are mostly living a sedentary lifestyle which not only weakens their immune system but also make them more susceptible to infections. Hence Ayurveda is a science of life that is mainly focusing on strengthening persons by boosting their immune system through improving our lifestyle by using medicines, diets, meditation and activities like Yoga. This article will give insights about poor people and effective strategy to threat COVID-19 through Ayurveda in India.

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Role of Ayurveda for Poor and Pandemics (Covid19) – A Review article

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Shrivastav

2020

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“…This resistivity which is also responsible to keep a check over severity and progression of the disease called as Vyadhikshamatva (Immunity). [1] It can also be viewed as the abode of Manas (mind) i.e., Hridaya/Shiro-hridaya can be understood as Heart-brain interactions: Exposure to chronic and daily stressors such as quarantine, or severe psychological trauma sort of a significant person in peril of life can affect the circulatory system and therefore the emotional experience of the individual, resulting in an increased risk of developing a cardiovascular disease or mental illness. Subjects with comorbidities between mental disorders and heart diseases are obviously more susceptible to be influenced by emotional burden due to the spread of COVID-19, with emotional responses characterized by fear, panic, anger, frustration.…”

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Importance of Mental Health During Covid Crisis: A Descriptive Study

Duggal

Gaur

2020

Int J Ayu Pharm Res

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The global pandemic of Coronavirus (COVID-19), also termed as health emergency affecting nearly 210 countries and territories has led to negative emotions of fear and agony in the general population. The healthcare regulators and the governments have imposed emergencies and lockdowns in their countries which has led to an adverse effect on the mental health of general public ultimately leading to a rise in anxiety, depression, and associated mental illness. The fear and rising COVID-19 crisis is putting extreme limitations on our finite resources. This report aims to improve status of mental health altered as a result of pandemic, emphasizing to help the general public, mitigate the negative emotions to improve the general wellbeing in this detached period of isolation. With no standard treatment or vaccine yet, the goal is primarily symptomatic relief for those affected and preventive for those at risk. Most countries have curtailed the spread of COVID-19 through measures such as lockdowns, social distancing and voluntary self-isolation. Although necessary, such measures and the disease itself may have an adverse impact on mental health. In view of research from previous pandemic crisis, it is known that such situations are likely to increase stress levels and have negative psychiatric effects. The impact is likely to be felt by the general public, sufferers of COVID-19, their families and friends, persons with pre-existing mental health conditions and healthcare workers. COVID pandemic related psychological distress in the general public, including symptoms of anxiety and depression, is associated with alterations in immune function, including an elevated risk of viral respiratory tract infection.

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An overview of Covid-19 with special reference to Janapadodhwamsa

Priyanka

Tiwari

Bhutiani

2022

ECJ

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Virus, bacteria and fungi are the most common causes for spreading illness in human and in animals. These are the microorganisms and they can cause epidemic and pandemic diseases. World is passing through many viral epidemics affecting respiratory system since last twenty years. It includes SARS-CoV 2002-2003, H1N1 Influenza 2009, MERS-CoV 2012 to the recent COVID-2019. COVID-19 is a viral pandemic infection this is air borne illness that is spreading through droplet infection. This virus especially affects the respiratory system by doing immunosuppression in person. In Ayurveda there are references of Janapadodhwamsa in Charaka samhita vimansthan. Janapadodhwamsa – is the term coined by Charak which means destruction of population living in same place at the same time because of 4 main reasons i.e. Dushit vayu (Air), Dushit jala (water), Dushit desh (land), Dushit kaal (time) Janapadodhwamsha causes death of individuals in the affected area inflicting huge destruction.

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Relation of Deha Prakriti and Vyadhikshamatva (Immunity): A Review Study

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Role of Ayurveda for Poor and Pandemics (Covid19) – A Review article

Role of Ayurveda for Poor and Pandemics (Covid19) – A Review article

Importance of Mental Health During Covid Crisis: A Descriptive Study

An overview of Covid-19 with special reference to Janapadodhwamsa

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