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| Hearing these words of Agnivesha, the mentor (Atreya) explained the therapies thus. | | Hearing these words of Agnivesha, the mentor (Atreya) explained the therapies thus. |
− | *Whatever produces lightness or reduction in the body is known as ''Langhana'' (reducing/lightening) therapy. | + | *Whatever produces lightness or reduction in the body is known as [[Langhana]] (reducing/lightening) therapy. |
− | *Whatever increases the bulk of the body and makes it strong is known as ''Brimhana'' (nourishing therapy). | + | *Whatever increases the bulk of the body and makes it strong is known as [[Brimhana]] (nourishing therapy). |
− | *''Rukshana'' (dryness causing) therapy is that which causes dryness, roughness, and coarseness. | + | *[[Rukshana]](dryness causing) therapy is that which causes dryness, roughness, and coarseness. |
− | *Whatever moisturizes and smoothens, causes unction, fluidity, and ooziness is called ''Snehana'' (oleation) therapy. | + | *Whatever moisturizes and smoothens, causes unction, fluidity, and ooziness is called [[Snehana]] (oleation) therapy. |
− | *''Swedana'' (sudation) therapy is that which produces sweat, abolishes rigidity, heaviness, and coldness. | + | *[[Swedana]] (sudation) therapy is that which produces sweat, abolishes rigidity, heaviness, and coldness. |
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− | The therapy which results in inhibition of mobility and flow of bodily substances and stabilizes is called ''Stambhana'' (astringent or styptic therapy). [9-11] | + | The therapy which results in inhibition of mobility and flow of bodily substances and stabilizes is called [[Stambhana]] (astringent or styptic therapy). [9-11] |
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