Abstract Healthy aging is emerging as a major public health priority, and traditional knowledge systems such as Ayurveda offer conceptual frameworks that remain highly relevant. In Ayurveda, Agni is regarded as the central determinant of digestion, metabolism, tissue nourishment, vitality and disease resistance. Disturbance of…

Author: Dr. Manish Singh Tomar, MD, PhD Ayurveda Abstract Colon cancer is a major global health challenge, and there is growing interest in complementary approaches alongside modern treatments. Ayurveda, the ancient Indian medical system, offers a holistic perspective on colon cancer, describing tumor pathology in…

Vol.02, Issue-02, February 2025 Author: Dr. Manish Singh Tomar, MD, PhD Ayurveda Abstract Rasayana therapy is a specialized branch of Ayurveda focused on rejuvenation, longevity, and healthy aging. This comprehensive review examines Ayurvedic perspectives on aging (Jara) and the principles of Rasayana (rejuvenation) therapy for…

Vol.02, Issue-01, January 2025 Author: Dr. Manish Singh Tomar, MD, PhD Ayurveda Abstract Yoni Vyapad refers to a group of gynecological disorders in Ayurveda, extensively detailed in the ancient text Charaka Samhita. This article explores the Ayurvedic understanding of Yoni Vyapad, including its classification, etiology,…

Vol.02, Issue-01, January 2025 Author: Dr. Manish Singh Tomar, MD, PhD Ayurveda Abstract Vata Vyadhi, a group of disorders caused by the aggravation of Vata Dosha, is extensively discussed in the ancient Ayurvedic text Charaka Samhita. These disorders manifest in various forms, affecting the nervous…

Vol.02, Issue-01, January 2025 Author: Dr. Manish Singh Tomar, MD, PhD Ayurveda Abstract Urustambha, a condition described in the ancient Ayurvedic text Charaka Samhita, refers to a disease characterized by stiffness, heaviness, and numbness in the thighs (Uru), leading to restricted movement. This article explores…

Vol.02, Issue-01, January 2025 Author: Dr. Manish Singh Tomar, MD, PhD Ayurveda Abstract Trimarmiya Chikitsa refers to the Ayurvedic approach to diagnosing and treating disorders related to the three vital organs (Trimarma)—Basti (urinary bladder), Hridaya (heart), and Shira (head). These organs are considered critical in…

Vol.02, Issue-01, January 2025 Author: Dr. Manish Singh Tomar, MD, PhD Ayurveda Abstract Vāta Rakta (Vata Rakta), a distinct pathological entity described in the Ayurvedic classical texts, particularly the Charaka Samhita, is a disorder characterized by the combined vitiation of Vāta (the bodily humor governing…

Vol.01, Issue-06, December 2024 Author: Dr. Manish Singh Tomar, MD, PhD Ayurveda Abstract Madatyaya, commonly referred to as alcohol intoxication, is a condition extensively discussed in Ayurveda, particularly in the classical text Charaka Samhita. This article delves into the Ayurvedic understanding of Madatyaya, exploring its…

Vol.01, Issue-06, December 2024 Author: Dr. Manish Singh Tomar, MD, PhD Ayurveda Abstract Dvivraniya Chikitsa, or the treatment of two types of wounds, is a significant topic in Ayurveda, extensively detailed in the classical text Charaka Samhita. This article explores the Ayurvedic understanding of wounds…