CLINICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF PANCHKARMA W.S.R. TO THE MANASA VIKARA: A REVIEW

  • Mandeep Kaur
  • Rakesh Kapoor

Abstract

Anciently Indian system of medicine describes two types of diseases sharirik and manasika according to the location and doshik involvement. Literature reveals that mental disorders (manasa vikara) possess significant relation with the body. The manasa vikara are due to the impairment of common mental functions; alpa stwa, vitiation of sharirik and manas dhosas and vitiation of manovah srotas. Mans vikara may also resulted from emotional disturbance due to derangement of rajo and tamo dhosa. Ancient observation of medical practice emphasizes significant role of purification/shodhna therapy in manasa vikara; this article summarizes role of purification/shodhna therapy such as; Panchacarma in the management of mental disorders.

Keywords: Panchacarma, Chittavasada, Anidra, Apasmara & ADHD

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Kaur, M., and R. Kapoor. “CLINICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF PANCHKARMA W.S.R. TO THE MANASA VIKARA: A REVIEW”. Himalayan Journal of Health Sciences, Vol. 1, no. 2, July 2016, pp. 1-3, doi:10.22270/ijist.v1i2.30.
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