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• Masurika
  |description=Masurika is a disease condition similar to small pox and chicken pox <p style="text-align:justify;">Masurika is a disease condition similar to small pox and chicken pox. </p>
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• Amashaya
  ...ha]]. Anatomically Stomach can be considered as upper segment of amashaya. Small intestine along with liver and pancreas can be considered as the lower segm
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• Annavaha srotas
  ...be considered as upper part of gastrointestinal tract from mouth upto the small intestine where digestion and absorption occur.<ref name="ref2">Khobragade, # Breaking them into small particles
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• Kala Sharira
  <p style='text-align:justify;'>The Sanskrit term ‘Kala’ means time, a small part of anything, a symbolic expression for sixteen<ref name="ref1">Vaman S ...ng to its heat gets converted into kala. Here, the term ‘kala’ refers to a small quantity of essence of tissue ([[Dhatu|dhatu]]) or tissue fluid ([[Dhatu|dh
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• Interactive session on Contemporary Ayurveda
  ...o had [[kapha]] [[prakriti]], they had higher histamine levels. This was a small experiment. It can be an example of how we can link ancient [[Ayurveda]] wi ...be a threat to [[Ayurveda]] and it might lose its importance by becoming a small chapter in healthcare system. There is need to strengthen [[Ayurveda]] inst
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• Purisha
  *Other constituents- calcium and iron phosphates, intestinal secretions, small amounts of dried epithelial cells, and mucus.<ref>Rose C, Parker A, Jeffers ...elimination. Most nutrients and up to 90% of the water are absorbed by the small intestine from the indigestible material.The ascending colon absorbs remain
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• Matra basti
  |title=Matra basti (Unctuous enema in small dose) |description=Matra basti is a type of unctuous enema (sneha basti), in which small amount of sneha (unctuous substance/ medicated fat) is administered through
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• Vatsaka Kalpa Adhyaya
  ...s, in terminal corymbose cymes 7.5 -15 cm. diam.; pedicels slender; bracts small, lanceolate, pubescent and ciliate. Follicles 20-38cm. long, 6-8mm diam., c *Vrksaka – It is a small tree.
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• Piccha basti
  ...a]] and [[Vata dosha|vata]] excretion. [[Pitta|Pitta]] is excreted through small intestine by [[Virechana|virechana]] therapy and [[Vata dosha|vata]] from c
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• Satmya
  ...icular regimen for a long time. By repeated use or spontaneous exposure in small quantities, the person gets adapted to a substance/ regimen. It may or may ...neutralized by slow and spontaneous exposure of antagonistic substances in small quantities, enhancing digestive power, young age, unction therapy, physical
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• Sadyomaraneeyam Indriyam Adhyaya
  ...nt having cutting pain originated from [[amashaya]] (stomach including the small-intestine) suffers from diarrhea and thirst, dies instantly. [16] ...usually no cough or weak cough. || Head of bed up at 45 degrees. Can fold small soft pillow or towel behind neck for extra support.
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• List of herbs in Charak Samhita
  #Sukshma ela (Elattaria cardamomum Maton -small cardamom) #Sukshma ela (Elattaria cardamomum Maton- small cardamom)
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• Adhyapana vidhi
  ...anchabai A, Chalakh SP, Desai PR. Perceptions of Dravyaguna Students About Small Group Teaching and Classroom Teaching. 2015;4(3).</ref></li> ...and Integrative modules like case-stimulated learning (CSL) and classroom small group discussion (CSGD) on the group of undergraduate students.<ref name="r
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• Koshtha
  ...ch (amashaya), cecum (pakvashaya), rectum (uttaraguda), anus (adharaguda), small intestine (kshudrantra), large intestine (sthulantra), and omentum (vapavah ...[[amashaya]] (upper gastrointestinal tract with stomach), pachyamanashaya (small intestine) and pakvashaya (large intestine) respectively. These parts of ko
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• Chikitsa Sthana
  ...[vata dosha]] and [[rakta dhatu]]. The conditions involving deformities in small joints, those of vascular system involving blood vessels are highlighted in
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• Raktamokshana
  ...p blade is used to puncture skin over the affected site till appearance of small amount of blood. The puncturing is done from lower end in upper direction. | | Over bony prominence || 1.2mm/half the size of barley || Small surgical axe (kutharika)
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• Meda dhatu
  It is the layer of fat present in the abdominal cavity, small bones and long bones. In the abdominal cavity, it is present in the form of ...long and big bones is known as marrow ([[majja]]).That present inside the small bones is termed as red marrow (sarakta meda). The unctuous portion of mamsa
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• Acid peptic diseases
  ...Subsequently, from the stomach (amashaya) it goes into the portion of the small intestine called "grahani" which is the seat of "pachaka [[pitta]]". The 6t *Mucous and bicarbonate ions secreted from bruner's gland of the small intestine.
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• Pranavaha srotas
  ...ucture. It is the abode of <i>amashaya</i> and <i>pakwashaya</i> (stomach, small intestine, and large intestine).</span></li>
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• Asthi dhatu
  ...er and the count comes to 206 separate bones. This number does not include small sesamoid bones. <ref>Steele, D. Gentry; Claud A. Bramblett (1988). The Anat The layer of adipose tissue (medodhara kala) is present in small bones(anu asthi) where it is known as red fat (saraktameda). The layer insi
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