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→Factors affecting status of agni
If agnimāndya has been chronic and patient has become indolent, weak and emaciated then soup of prasahā group of animals (animals who snatch their food) fortified with amla drugs is advised. As this meat soups are light for digestion having penetrating, hot, purifying qualities stimulates the agni. Further as the animals feed on other animals their meat māṁsa is well nourished and compact therefore causes quick nourishment (209-210).
If agnimāndya has been chronic and patient has become indolent, weak and emaciated then soup of prasahā group of animals (animals who snatch their food) fortified with amla drugs is advised. As this meat soups are light for digestion having penetrating, hot, purifying qualities stimulates the agni. Further as the animals feed on other animals their meat māṁsa is well nourished and compact therefore causes quick nourishment (209-210).
==== Factors affecting status of agni ====
==== Factors affecting status of ''agni'' ====
नाभोजनेन कायाग्निर्दीप्यते नातिभोजनात्||२११||
नाभोजनेन कायाग्निर्दीप्यते नातिभोजनात्||२११||
yathA nirindhano vahniralpo vA~atIndhanAvRutaH|
yathA nirindhano vahniralpo vA~atIndhanAvRutaH|
Fasting or over eating doesn’t stimulate agni, as like fire in environment is extinguished if there is no fuel supply or if excessive fuel covers the agni. (211).
Fasting or over eating does not stimulate ''agni'', as like fire in environment is extinguished if there is no fuel supply or if excessive fuel covers the ''agni''. [211]
स्नेहान्नविधिभिश्चित्रैश्चूर्णारिष्टसुरासवैः ||२१२||
स्नेहान्नविधिभिश्चित्रैश्चूर्णारिष्टसुरासवैः ||२१२||
yathA hi sAradArvagniH sthiraH santiShThate ciram||213||
yathA hi sAradArvagniH sthiraH santiShThate ciram||213||
Proper intake of snēha, followed by eating proper food preparations as well as appropriate use of various chūrṇa, ariṣṭa, surā and asava alongwith proper medication as per condition, enhances the power of agni similar to the environmental fire which remains stable for long duration when good hard wood catches fire (212-213).
Proper intake of ''sneha'', followed by eating proper food preparations as well as appropriate use of various ''churna, arishtha, sura'' and ''asava'' along with proper medication as per condition, enhances the power of ''agni'' similar to the environmental fire which remains stable for long duration when good hard wood catches fire [212-213]
स्नेहान्नविधिभिस्तद्वदन्तरग्निर्भवेत् स्थिरः|
स्नेहान्नविधिभिस्तद्वदन्तरग्निर्भवेत् स्थिरः|
vAcyaM mandasya tatroktamativRuddhasya vakShyate|
vAcyaM mandasya tatroktamativRuddhasya vakShyate|
Intake of food mixed with snēha and as per dietetic rules and regulation stabilizes the digestive power. Eating wholesome diet in appropriate quantity after previously eaten food is digested helps in maintaining good health for long duration.
Intake of food mixed with ''sneha'' and as per dietetic rules and regulation stabilizes the digestive power.
A person should workout so that agni vr̥iddhi takes place without disturbing the balance of dhātus. Such agni digests the food, maintains health and nourishment, promotes longevity and increases strength. The same doṣha when vitiated causes mandāgni, tikshnāgni and vishamāgni and such a vitiated agni gives rise to various diseases.
Eating wholesome diet in appropriate quantity after previously eaten food is digested helps in maintaining good health for long duration.
A person should workout so that ''agni vriddhi'' takes place without disturbing the balance of ''dhatus''. Such ''agni'' digests the food, maintains health and nourishment, promotes longevity and increases strength. The same ''dosha'' when vitiated causes ''mandagni, tikshnagni'' and ''vishamagni'' and such a vitiated ''agni'' gives rise to various diseases.
Management of mandāgni has been explained previously henceforth management of ''ativriddha agni'' will be explained [214-216]
Management of mandāgni has been explained previously henceforth management of ''ativriddha agni'' will be explained [214-216]