Research Studies


THE CONNOTATION OF DIABETES MELLITUS: REVIEW

Prevalence of diabetes is increasing in all countries, especially in India, at an alarming rate. Various factors that contribute to the rise in prevalence of diabetes include genetic factors that determine body fat distribution, rapid changes in eating habits, and lifestyles that are increasingly sedentary. Here t is brief review about various aspects of Diabetes and recent updates.

Triphala: an Anti-Cancer Solution

The most common formula used in Ayurvedic Medicine is Triphala. This paper reviews the research carried out indicating that Triphala may be a unique anti-cancer agent. Research also indicates its anti-cancer properties. These studies are discussed here.

mangement of hypothyroidism in ayurveda

Hypothyroidism incidence is increasing day by day, as thyroid gland is one of the sensitive endocrine gland in the body, it stimulates easily to stress and stimuli. Hypothyroidism results due to under-active condition of the gland. It responds well to Ayurvedic therapies.

This article addresses hypothyroidism in various etiology of the disease and selection of the herbs/minerals at various levels discussed here.

The Science of Spiritual Thinking: Documenting the Effects of Positive Thoughts: Interview with "The Natural Nurse

Dr. Kamhi has been involved in Natural Medicine since 1973, when she directed a program in Ethnobotany at Cochise College in Douglas, Arizona. She sat on the Panel of Traditional Medicine at Columbia Presbyterian Medical School, is currently a Clinical Instructor at Stony Brook Medical School, and teaches Botanical Pharmacology at NY Chiropractic College. The Natural Nurse has received many honors and awards in her work integrating modern and ancient wellness practices. The author of five books, she has been sharing holistic advice on TV, radio, and magazines, as well as offering personal health consultations. We talked to her today about scientific research on the effects of spiritual thinking.

Ayurvedic Studies on Retinal Pigmentosa & other ophthalmic conditions

Author is researching on Ayurvedic Ophthalmology since last 15 years. He has taught in?an Ayurvedic Medical college as In-charge Shalakyatantra (Netraroga- Ayurvedic Ophthalmology). In this article readers will get some idea about possible contribution of Ayurveda in R.P. & other ophthalmic conditions.

Behavioural and Health Outcomes Under Stressful Conditions in Adolescents

ABSTRACT

The study was conducted on a sample of 110 teenagers (students and non-students) residing in different areas of Varanasi, India. The investigations have established significant relationship between the stress and undesirable and threatening environment. Also, coefficient of correlation between psychosocial stress and its psychological and behavioural outcomes was also assessed on Psychosocial Stress Questionnaire.

Standardization of Lavan Bhaskar Churna

Bhaskar lavan churna is a popular Ayurvedic formulation and prescribed by the physicians for digestive impairment, dyspepsia and constipation etc. Though the Ayurvedic powder formulation enjoys great reputation, its standardization and quality control parameters are not well defined.The efforts have been initiated to develop certain method and parameters for standardization and quality control.

Extricating the Hidden Treasures of Ayurveda Through Innovative Research

Reviewing decades of Ayurvedic research shows that there was not much progress in understanding the unique principles of Ayurveda - especially Dravyaguna (pharmacology of medicinal plants).

This is because the methodology of the Ayurvedic studies carried out are mainly a sort of mimicking modern drug study methods. Though this type of study helps in understanding/ reproving the pharmacological activity a drug may have, will not contribute in total understanding of the drug.

Benefits of Brahmi

In today's stressful lifestyle, the real challenge is to maintain focus and clarity of thought when working under pressure.

Mansik Prakriti of Cancer Patients; an Empirical Study

The study was conducted on a sample of 100 cancer patients admitted to S.S.Hospital, B.H.U., Varanasi. Their mental behaviour was assessed on a self-demised psychological proforma in relation with Ayurvedic concept.