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<big>'''Vimana Sthana Chapter 5. Specific features of channels of transport and transformation '''</big>

<big>'''Vimana Sthana Chapter 5. Specific features of channels of transport and transformation '''</big>

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|data7  = Paliwal M.

|data7  = Paliwal M.

|label8 = Editors

|label8 = Editors

|data8  = Pol A., Deole Y.S., Basisht G.

|data8  = Pol A., [[Yogesh Deole|Deole Y.S.]], [[Gopal Basisht|Basisht G.]]

|label9 = Year of publication  

|label9 = Year of publication  

|data9 =  2020

|data9 =  2020

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<big>'''Abstract'''</big>

<big>'''Abstract'''</big>

 

<p style="text-align:justify;">[[Ayurveda]] describes a systemic biological transport system comprising of gross and minute as well as very subtle channels transporting not only fluids, nutrients and waste products but also energies and impulses in different biological settings. These channels are called as srotas. The srotas  are innumerable, but 13 gross channels are clinically approachable and are affected in different disease states with specific manifestations. These 13 gross channels comprise of three channels which transfer life-support substances from outside to inside the body and are called pranavaha (carrying vital energy), udakavaha (carrying body water) and annavaha srotas (carrying food nutrients). Another three channels perform gross excretory functions and remove faeces, urine and sweat and are called [[purisha]]vaha, [[mutra]]vaha and swedavaha srotas respectively. The remaining seven channels are for sustenance of the seven primordial tissues or [[dhatu]] and are collectively called sapta[[dhatu]].  Besides these gross channels, the living body has innumerable micro-channels responsible for secretion, synthesis and microcirculation of different life substances. There are as many srotamsi as there are life-factors operating in the body. These channels are prone to getting vitiated and obstructed, a fundamental reason for all pathologies in the body-mind system. [[Ama]], the byproduct of diminished [[agni]], is the most common cause of srotodushti (vitiation of transport system). There are four broad categories of srotas morbidity viz. hyperactivity, hypoactivity, distortions and swellings, and diversions of pathway. It is imperative to conserve the integrity of the srotamsi for good health. Ayurvedic srotovijnana is a unique approach to the understanding of macro, micro and molecular dimensions of the inner transport system of the living body. </br>

<div style="text-align:justify;">[[Ayurveda]] describes a systemic biological transport system comprising of gross and minute as well as very subtle channels transporting not only fluids, nutrients and waste products but also energies and impulses in different biological settings. These channels are called as srotas. The srotas  are innumerable, but 13 gross channels are clinically approachable and are affected in different disease states with specific manifestations. These 13 gross channels comprise of three channels which transfer life-support substances from outside to inside the body and are called pranavaha (carrying vital energy), udakavaha (carrying body water) and annavaha srotas (carrying food nutrients). Another three channels perform gross excretory functions and remove faeces, urine and sweat and are called [[purisha]]vaha, [[mutra]]vaha and swedavaha srotas respectively. The remaining seven channels are for sustenance of the seven primordial tissues or [[dhatu]] and are collectively called sapta[[dhatu]].  Besides these gross channels, the living body has innumerable micro-channels responsible for secretion, synthesis and microcirculation of different life substances. There are as many srotamsi as there are life-factors operating in the body. These channels are prone to getting vitiated and obstructed, a fundamental reason for all pathologies in the body-mind system. [[Ama]], the byproduct of diminished [[agni]], is the most common cause of srotodushti (vitiation of transport system). There are four broad categories of srotas morbidity viz. hyperactivity, hypoactivity, distortions and swellings, and diversions of pathway. It is imperative to conserve the integrity of the srotamsi for good health. Ayurvedic srotovijnana is a unique approach to the understanding of macro, micro and molecular dimensions of the inner transport system of the living body. </div>

'''Keywords''': srotas, transportation of nutrients, body systems, channels of circulation, body tissues.

'''Keywords''': srotas, transportation of nutrients, body systems, channels of circulation, body tissues.

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The treatment of vitiated ''pranavaha, udakavaha'' and ''annavaha [[srotas]] are the same as those described for treating ''shwasa, trishna'' and ''amapradosha''. In disorders of [[rasa dhatu]]vaha [[srotas]], the treatment described in chapter  on various foods and drinks(28th of [[Sutra Sthana]]) should be used in respective diseases. In the morbidities of [[mutra]]vaha srotas, [[purisha]]vaha [[srotas]] and swedavaha [[srotas]], the treatment indicated should be the same as mentioned for dysuria, diarrhea and fever respectively. [26-28]

The treatment of vitiated [[pranavaha]], [[udakavaha]] and [[annavaha]] [[srotas]] are the same as those described for treating [[shwasa]], [[Trishna Chikitsa|trishna]] and [[Ama|amapradosha]]. In disorders of [[rasa dhatu]]vaha [[srotas]], the treatment described in chapter  on various foods and drinks(28th of [[Sutra Sthana]]) should be used in respective diseases. In the morbidities of [[mutra]]vaha srotas, [[purisha]]vaha [[srotas]] and [[Sweda|swedavaha]] [[srotas]], the treatment indicated should be the same as mentioned for dysuria, diarrhea and fever respectively. [26-28]

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