Yonivyapat Chikitsa: Difference between revisions
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yogaireva cikitsan hi deshAdyaj~jo~aparAdhyati ||320|| | yogaireva cikitsan hi deshAdyaj~jo~aparAdhyati ||320|| | ||
Any food substance which is habituated to a particular person | Any food substance which is habituated to a particular person,even if they are not conducive or not wholesome to body and mind, it should not instantly withdrawn. If any unwholesome food is prohibited instantly the person is not benefited from it. | ||
''Balhik'' means people living in ''balakha bukhara, shadwal, shulik, yawana'' and ''shaka'' are ''satmya'' to ''mamsa'' ( meat), ''godhuma''(wheat), ''madhvika'' ( alcoholic beverages) surgery and ''agnikarma'' (cauterization). ''Satmya'' is those daily activities and food which have become habitual to body. People from east are habituated to | ''Balhik'' means people living in ''balakha bukhara, shadwal, shulik, yawana'' and ''shaka''. They are being''satmya'' to ''mamsa'' ( meat), ''godhuma''(wheat), ''madhvika'' ( alcoholic beverages), and ''yogya'' for ''Shastrakarma'' (surgery) and ''agnikarma'' (cauterization). ''Satmya'' is those daily activities and food which have become habitual to body. People from east are habituated to fish while people living in ''sindha desha'' are ''satmya'' to milk. Ashmaka and Avantika (Ujjain) residents are ''satmya'' to oil and sour substances. People from Vidyanamalaya (Malabar region ) are ''satmya'' to ''kanda mūla'' (rhizomes, tuber roots) and fruits. People from south are ''satmya'' to ''peya'' , and people from north are ''satmya'' to ''mantha''. People from central part are ''satmya'' to ''yava, godhuma'' and ''gorasa'' (milk). | ||
Medicines must be administered along with the food which is ''satmya'' to the patient . Medicines given with ''satmya'' food nourish the body fast and do not create much untoward effects. Medicines given without consideration of ''desha'' and ''kala'' and administered as mentioned in ''yoga'' ( formulation) may lead to wrong management. [315-320] | Medicines must be administered along with the food which is ''satmya'' to the patient . Medicines given with ''satmya'' food nourish the body fast and do not create much untoward effects. Medicines given without consideration of ''desha'' and ''kala'' and administered as mentioned in ''yoga'' ( formulation) may lead to wrong management. [315-320] | ||