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Principleसिद्धांत

Seasonal regimen (ritucharya)

ऋतुचर्या

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Names and synonyms

Sanskrit
ऋतुचर्याऋतुसात्म्य
Hindi
ऋतुचर्यामौसम के अनुसार दिनचर्या
English
Seasonal regimenseasonal routineseasonal regimenritucharya
Romanized
ritucharya

What the text says

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Diet1

  • After learning the diet suited to each of the six seasons, one should give a person, according to the time and the state of his hunger, food and drink that are wholesome for the body and agreeable to his nature; this is said always to protect the body.

    Chapter 4 · p. 50 · v. 15Hindi commentaryTraditional description

Regimen3

  • For the person of medium body, emesis is to be given in spring, enema therapy in the rainy season and purgation in autumn.

    Chapter 3 · p. 35 · v. 45Hindi commentaryTraditional description
  • A footnote explains that by the nature of the season kapha is aggravated in spring, vāta in the rains and pitta in autumn, and that emesis, enema and purgation are given in turn to overcome them.

    Chapter 3 · p. 35 · v. 45FootnoteTraditional description
  • Having learned the divisions of time, the physician should arrange food, drink, conduct and medicine suited to each period for living beings.

    Chapter 4 · p. 48 · v. 11Hindi commentaryTraditional description

All references

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Quick facts

Content type
Principle
Categories
Regimen
Source pages with records
3
Pages naming it
0
Extraction tasks
T02, T03
Record id
concept_ritucharya