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Prashamana means calming, tranquillizing, pacifying, mitigating, removing. It is a common treatment in [[Ayurveda]] applied for vitiated [[dosha]].
 
Prashamana means calming, tranquillizing, pacifying, mitigating, removing. It is a common treatment in [[Ayurveda]] applied for vitiated [[dosha]].

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Prashamana means calming, tranquillizing, pacifying, mitigating, removing. It is a common treatment in Ayurveda applied for vitiated dosha.