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International Journal of Multidisciplinary Research and Growth Evaluation

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A Review on Conceptual study of Rasavaha strotas

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Abstract

The knowledge of the understanding of gross anatomy of the body is inferred from the set of functions observed in the living body in different settings. The Ayurvedic biology bases its understanding of the function and functional anatomy of the living body on its quantized functions. According to the theory of srotovijnana, the living body is a huge unified micro-macro channel system – Srotomayam hi shariram i.e the body is a network of srotas. There are as many types of srotas, the channel potential is the basic nature of the body-mind system which is intimately connected on one side to the external world and with each molecule of the inner world on the other side.

Aim: critical review on rasavaha strotas.

Materials and Methods: For this study, ayurveda literature have been used, from which various references have been collected.

Conclusion: Rasavaha strotas are carrying plasma and lymph. Nutrients through this strotas carries through circulatory system which circulate to all body parts. By identifying the pathogenesis of rasavaha strotodrusti then only treatment will gives perfect results on disease manifestation. Strotorodha i.e obstructions in rasavaha strotas leads to disorder related to digestive system, nervous system, circulatory system. It also gives rise to skin diseses and infertility in both main and women. This article enlightens about the concept of rasavaha strotas.

 

How to Cite This Article

Dr. Swati Parimal Itagi (2022). A Review on Conceptual study of Rasavaha strotas . International Journal of Multidisciplinary Research and Growth Evaluation (IJMRGE), 3(3), 310-313.

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