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Ayurveda Institutes Courses In India
state wise description of ayurveda colleges and courses
Banarus Hindu University,Varanasi ( BHU)
BAMS Ans MD Courses in BHU
Gugarat University
Diploma Courses in Gujarat University
University of Pune
Post graduation Courses In Ayurveda
Other Ayurveda
Institution In India
About short term courses, certificate courses on Ayurveda
Courses for forigners
Ayurveda Institutions And Courses Out Side India
Ayurveda studies and courses in California Ayurveda college, America,
Germany, Netherland
Department of Health
Department of Family Welfare
Department of AYUSH
Research and innovations in
Ayurveda
are under taken by the Central Government statutory body Central Council for
Research in Ayurveda and Siddha [CCRAS], which have national network of
research institutes. Besides this, large number of
non-government
organisations are conducting research work on different aspects of Ayurveda.
In the United States, the National Institute of Ayurvedic Medicine (established
by Scott Gerson) is an example of a research institute that claims to have made
modern scientific progress in Ayurvedic practices
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Rasayana, a
Sanskrit
word (with literal meaning: Path (ayana) of the Juice (rasa), or
Elixir vitae), is used to describe
chemistry
and alchemy,
and chemistry is generally called Rasayan Shastra in Sanskrit,
Marathi,
Hindi,
Kannada and
several other Indian languages. Ancient rasayana texts center around the use of
prepared forms of mercury (see
samskaras), as do occidental alchemical texts. However, there is also ample
mention of the preparation of medical tinctures in the ancient science of
rasayana; rasayana is in fact a part of
Ayurveda.Ayurveda,
the oldest health science has eight branches. Rasayana (rejuvenation) is one of
them. Rasa has different meanings like "taste“, “essence", "flavor”, ”juice”, or
“emotion", but is not limited to any of these. In therapeutic process Rasa is
concerned with the conservation, transformation, and
revitalization of energy. Rasa nourishes our body, boosts
immunity
and helps to keep the body and mind in best of health. Rasayana describes an
herbal preparation that promotes a youthful state of physical and mental health
and expands happiness. Rasayana herbs have high levels of both safety for daily
use and effectiveness. They are given to small children as tonics, and are also
taken by the middle-aged and elderly to increase longevity.
Rasayana herbs and formulas are often confused with the categories of
adaptogens,
amphoterics,
alteratives and
tonics, although they are not identical. Rasayanas affect the body in a
general way, i.e . they may affect the immune system rather than the lungs.
They are
nontoxic in normal doses and are
amphoteric,
in that they won't over-tonify the body. Tonics will build up or
stimulate the body towards normal health but can be over-tonifying. Alteratives
will help normalize physiology, but do it through gentle eliminative
functions that tend to focus on one or more organs, so are quite different.
Amphoteric herbs seem to have a built in
buffer that
will help the body achieve
homeostatic or
allostatic
balance, building or eliminating to achieve physiological
equilibrium. While all rasayanas are amphoteric, some amphoteric herbs can
be specific to an organ and are thus not rasayanas. Both rasayanas and
adaptogens are nontoxic, and amphoteric, but adaptogens tend to work on a
body-wide basis, by stimulating the
HPA axis
and the
neuroendocrine system. Some rasayanas do not stimulate the HPA axis or may
focus somewhat more narrowly on major systems of the body such as the digestive
or immune systems. However the categories tend to overlap and many herbs belong
to both categories
The aim and types
of Rasayana
Rasayana formulas
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