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==== Verse 34 ====

==== Verse 34 ====

   

   

After the manifestation of samyak nirudha symptoms, the patient should be advised to take bathe (in hot water) and to take meat-soup (rasa), milk and pulse-soup (yūsha) in diseases due to the action of the deranged vāta, pitta and kapha respectively. The essence (rasa) of the meat of any jāngala animal may, however, be prescribed in all cases under the circumstances, since it would produce no harm. Only a quarter, a half or three-quarter part of the usual diet should be prescribed according to the digestive capacity of the patient, and the nature and intensity of the Dosha involved in each case.21  

After the manifestation of ''samyak nirudha'' symptoms, the patient should be advised to take bathe (in hot water) and to take meat-soup (''rasa''), milk and pulse-soup (''yusha'') in diseases due to the action of the deranged ''vata, pitta'' and ''kapha'' respectively. The essence (''rasa'') of the meat of any ''jangala'' animal may, however, be prescribed in all cases under the circumstances, since it would produce no harm. Only a quarter, a half or three-quarter part of the usual diet should be prescribed according to the digestive capacity of the patient, and the nature and intensity of the ''dosha'' involved in each case.21  

After anuvāsana, yūsha, kshīra and māmsa rasa yūsha, kshīra and māmsa rasa should be given along with anna in kapha, pitta and vāta respectively. Peyā should not be given as it causes abhishyandana of koshţha because of sneha in koshţha.22  

 

After ''anuvasana, yusha, ksheera'' and ''mamsa rasa, yusha, ksheera'' and ''mamsa rasa'' should be given along with ''anna'' in ''kapha, pitta'' and ''vata'' respectively. ''Peya'' should not be given as it causes ''abhishyandana'' of ''koshtha'' because of ''sneha'' in ''koshtha''.22

==== Verse 35 ====

==== Verse 35 ====