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tatra sAmAnyajAH pUrvamaShTodarIye vyAkhyAtAH, nAnAtmajAMstvihAdhyAye~anuvyAkhyAsyAmaH|
tatra sAmAnyajAH pUrvamaShTodarIye vyAkhyAtAH, nAnAtmajAMstvihAdhyAye~anuvyAkhyAsyAmaH|
tadyathA- ashItirvAtavikArAH, catvAriMshat pittavikArAH, viMshatiH shleShmavikArAH||10||
tadyathA- ashItirvAtavikArAH, catvAriMshat pittavikArAH, viMshatiH shleShmavikArAH||10||
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The entire body is the abode of all the three ''doshas'' , the normal or abnormal states of which are responsible for good or bad outcomes respectively. Examples of good outcomes include growth, strength, complexion, happiness, etc, while the bad outcomes, manifested due to abnormal states of ''doshas'', cause various types of diseases.
The entire body is the abode of all the three ''doshas'' , the normal or abnormal states of which are responsible for good or bad outcomes respectively. Examples of good outcomes include growth, strength, complexion, happiness, etc, while the bad outcomes, manifested due to abnormal states of ''doshas'', cause various types of diseases.
Endogenous diseases again are of two types - diseases caused due to vitiation of two or more ''doshas'', and diseases that are caused by single-''dosha''. The previous chapter dealt with general diseases. This chapter focuses on the latter. There are 140 types of single-''dosha'' diseases, including 80 types caused by ''vata'', 40 by ''pitta'', and 20 by ''kapha''.[10]
Endogenous diseases again are of two types - diseases caused due to vitiation of two or more ''doshas'', and diseases that are caused by single-''dosha''. The previous chapter dealt with general diseases. This chapter focuses on the latter. There are 140 types of single-''dosha'' diseases, including 80 types caused by ''vata'', 40 by ''pitta'', and 20 by ''kapha''.[10]
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==== Eighty disorders caused due to ''vata dosha'' ====
==== Eighty disorders caused due to ''vata dosha'' ====