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=== ''Tattva Vimarsha'' ===

=== ''Tattva Vimarsha'' ===

*Siddhisthana implies the concept of reproducibility in therapeutic administration as sidhhi is achieved not by chance, but by the characteristics of repeatability.

*[[Siddhi Sthana]] implies the concept of reproducibility in therapeutic administration as ''sidhhi'' is achieved not by chance, but by the characteristics of repeatability.

*Snehana (oleation) is necessary for pacification of vata, internal unctuousness for smooth passage, and reducing obstruction.

*''Snehana'' (oleation) is necessary for pacification of ''vata'', internal unctuousness for smooth passage, and reducing obstruction.

*Swedana (fomentation) leads to liquification of dosha in micro-circulation.   

*''Swedana'' (fomentation) leads to liquification of ''dosha'' in micro-circulation.   

*Duration for oleation therapy depends upon the sensitivity of gastro-intestinal tract of an  individual also termed as koshtha.

*Duration for oleation therapy depends upon the sensitivity of gastro-intestinal tract of an  individual also termed as ''koshtha''.

*Oleation and fomentation cleanse vitiated dosha adhered to cells of microchannels causing obstruction and normal functioning of the micro-functional units of the body.

*Oleation and fomentation cleanse vitiated ''dosha'' adhered to cells of microchannels causing obstruction and normal functioning of the micro-functional units of the body.

*Vamana can give best results when kapha is aggravated. Virechana can produce best results when pitta is aggravated and kapha is less. If kapha is not aggravated then the key mechanism of distension of stomach, excess salivary secretions and nausea fails to initiate vomiting thus drug passes to the intestine and causes purgation. On contrary if kapha is highly aggravated then drug for purgation may lead to vomiting due to above said mechanism. This is the probable reason for specific diet before cleansing processes.

*''Vamana'' can give best results when ''kapha'' is aggravated. ''Virechana'' can produce best results when ''pitta'' is aggravated and ''kapha'' is less. If ''kapha'' is not aggravated then the key mechanism of distension of stomach, excess salivary secretions and nausea fails to initiate vomiting thus drug passes to the intestine and causes purgation. On contrary if ''kapha'' is highly aggravated then drug for purgation may lead to vomiting due to above said mechanism. This is the probable reason for specific diet before cleansing processes.

*Significance of samsarjana krama: Till regeneration of new flora and proper mucosal barrier, the diet needs to be light to digest and solid food is gradually increased.  

*Significance of ''samsarjana krama'': Till regeneration of new flora and proper mucosal barrier, the diet needs to be light to digest and solid food is gradually increased.  

*Pittanta (when pitta is expelled at the end) and kaphanta (when kapha is expelled at the end) are the end points of vamana and virechana karma respectively.

*''Pittanta'' (when ''pitta'' is expelled at the end) and ''kaphanta'' (when ''kapha'' is expelled at the end) are the end points of ''vamana'' and ''virechana karma'' respectively.

*Signs and symptoms of improper cleansing should be carefully observed for appropriate timely management.

*Signs and symptoms of improper cleansing should be carefully observed for appropriate timely management.

*A gap of eight days is very much necessary to regain the normal functioning of digestive tract after cleaning therapy before giving anuvasana (unctuous enema) or oleation.

*A gap of eight days is very much necessary to regain the normal functioning of digestive tract after cleaning therapy before giving ''anuvasana'' (unctuous enema) or oleation.

*The status of dosha shall be examined properly to decide suitable purification process and duration between two consequent purifications.

*The status of ''dosha'' shall be examined properly to decide suitable purification process and duration between two consequent purifications.

*Basti is best treatment for vata disorders. Niruha (evacuative enema with decoction) is generally given for purification purpose in case of diseases with obstructive vata pathology. Anuvasana (unctuous enema) is generally given for nourishment purpose in case of diseases with degenerative vata pathology.  

*''Basti'' is best treatment for ''vata'' disorders. ''Niruha'' (evacuative enema with decoction) is generally given for purification purpose in case of diseases with obstructive ''vata'' pathology. ''Anuvasana'' (unctuous enema) is generally given for nourishment purpose in case of diseases with degenerative ''vata'' pathology.  

*Samsarjana karma ( post-purification therapeutic measures) in terms of specific diet and lifestyle are important to attain maximum effect of administered purification.

*Samsarjana karma ( post-purification therapeutic measures) in terms of specific diet and lifestyle are important to attain maximum effect of administered purification.