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Session

Special preparations

कल्पसिद्धाधिकार

Opening line of the twenty-fifth chapter, which the running heads of the following pages call the kalpadhikara, the section on special preparations (kalpas). It opens with the kalpas of…

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Preparation type

Special preparation regimen (kalpa)

कल्प

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Principle

Ayurveda (science of life)

आयुर्वेद

The introduction says no definite time can be given for the origin of Ayurveda, the science of life, because the need for it begins wherever living beings have life; since it is essential…

19 source pagesnamed on 55 pages

Topic

Chapter twenty-five begins

पच्चीसवाँ परिच्छेद आरंभ · अथ पञ्चविंशतितमः परिच्छेदः

Opening line of the twenty-fifth chapter, which the running heads of the following pages call the kalpadhikara, the section on special preparations (kalpas). It opens with the kalpas of…

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Principle

Non-violent diet and avoidance of meat in medicine

अहिंसक आहार (मांस निषेध) · मांसनिषेध

The introduction says that the treatment portion of the Kalyāṇakāraka resembles Caraka to a large extent, apart from the parts dealing with honey, wine and meat.

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Principle

Pranavaya (Jain medical canon)

प्राणावाय

The publisher's note says that the speech of the Vītarāga Lord contains Ayurveda for the sake of religious practice, but that because of the faults of the present age many of those…

13 source pagesnamed on 8 pages

Condition

Vata disorders (vatavyadhi)

वात रोग · वातव्याधि

Vata is presented as the root cause of many local and whole-body diseases. Each of the five vayus, aggravated in its own seat, causes the diseases of that seat; joined with kapha, pitta or…

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Topic

Schedule of emesis, purgation and bloodletting in kushtha

कुष्ठ में वमन, विरेचन और रक्तमोक्षण का क्रम · कुष्ठ में वमन विरेचन रक्तमोक्षण का क्रम

Emesis every fifteen days, strong purgation every month, bloodletting every six days and head purgation every three days are called the course for all kushtha. Without further headings the…

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