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Line 121: − The patient is considered ''prakritik'' (in normal state of health) who has the characteristics such as ''sarvaksham'' (ability to tolerate all types of diet and life style), ''asamsarga'' (establishment of natural urges), ''ratiyukta'' (restoration of zest for life), ''sthirendriya'' (the senses become stable), ''balawaan'' (regain of strength of body and mind) and ''satvasampanna'' (endowed with strong will power).[9]+
→Normal state of health after purification
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balavAnsattvasampannovij~jeyaHprakRutiMgataH||9||
A patient is considered to be in a ''prakritik'' (in normal) state of health if he exhibits characteristics such as ''sarvaksham'' (ability to tolerate (and adapt to) various types of diets and lifestyle), ''asamsarga'' (ability to manage natural urges), ''ratiyukta'' (endowed with a zest for life, i.e., is motivated to live), ''sthirendriya'' (has stable (not excited) senses), ''balwaan'' (strength of body and mind) and ''satvasampanna'' (endowed with strong will power).[9]
==== Eight impediments ====
==== Eight impediments ====