T l devaraj (53 resultados)

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. This book contains cures for many diseases like adenitis, anorexia, arthritis, bleeding nose, bleeding piles, broncial asthma, coryza, skin diseases, diabetes-mellitus, diarrhoea, dog bite, facial paralysis, fracture, leucorrhoea, heart disease and high blood pressure. A herbal cure for each disease is suggested. The names of each herb in different languages are given, along with its properties, composition, mode of usage and dosage. Sketches and photographs of the herbs will help readers identify them for use. Ayurvedic herbs are free from side effects and are cost effective. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: As New. Contents: Foreword. I. Attaining perfect health: invitation to Ayurveda for perfect health: 1. Attaining perfect health: invitation to Ayurveda for perfect health. 2. Explore your body types. 3. The three Doshas: real makers of mind and body. 4. A photo print of nature. 5. Restoring balance. II. The quantum human body, mind and medicine: 6. The quantum human body, the quantum medicine. 7. Opening the main gates of channels of healing. 8. Goodbye to addictions for a healthy living. 9. Premature ageing is preventable. III. Try to live with nature: 10. Impelling force to develop. 11. Diurnal routine: Dinacharyas. 12. Seasonal routine (Ritucharayas) to balance. 13. Eating food for perfect balance. 14. The digestive fire (Agni)for perfect digestion. 15. Six tastes (Shadrasas). 16. Ayurvedic exercises the myth of no-strain-no pain-no gain. Epilogue. Glossary. Bibliography. "This book helps you identify the type of body you have, and the kind of food, exercise and relief methods that are required to maintain and improve your health. It gives in detail the schedules that need to be adopted to keep up the body health at all times and under all conditions. These schedules are based on Ayurveda, which is more than 5,000years old and holds good to this day. It is the mind and body therapy that works at the quantum level and helps flourish the body's natural healing to relieve physical and mental diseases and avoid premature ageing.To reach the final goal of perfect health, the book gives simple and useful suggestions, and elaborates on Ayurvedic food. 210 pp. …

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Condición: New. Num Pages: 97 pages, b/w illus. BIC Classification: VXHT2. Category: (G) General (US: Trade). Dimension: 148 x 217 x 6. Weight in Grams: 150. . 2012. UK ed. Paperback. . . . .

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Soft cover. Condición: As New. Contents: Preface. Introduction to Ayurveda. Concise description of Ayurvedic preparations. 1. Rasavaha Srotas. 2. Raktavaha Srotas. 3. Mamsava Srotas. 4. Asthivaha Srotas. 5. Majja Vaha Srotas. 6. Sukravaha Srotas. 7. Annavaha Srotas. 8. Pranavaha Srotas. 9. Udakavaha Srotas. 10. Mootravaha Srotas. 11. Pureeshavaha Srotas. 12. Manovaha Srotas. 13. Shalaka-Akshi Rogas. 14. Vranas. 15. Kesavyadhis. 16. Sthree and Prasooti Rogas. 17. Sthree and Prasuti Rogas. 18. Siro Rogas. 19. Doshas. 20. E.N.T. diseases. 21. Bala Rogas. 22. Danta Rogas. Bibliography. Index. "Here is a complete handbook which aims at providing in-depth knowledge (disease-wise) of various aspects of Ayurveda, which, in itself, is a unique form of medicine that has been in existence for about 5000 years. The author, a renowned authority on Ayurveda, has compiled an extensive list of a wide variety of ailments along with the most suitable medicines and the most appropriate dosages. The diet pattern and contra-indications have also been highlighted wherever required. The author strongly believes that the main objectives of Ayurveda are to protect the health of people and also cure diseases and disorders. This book is the result of his efforts try to fulfill these objectives.".…

Condición: New. Num Pages: 97 pages, b/w illus. BIC Classification: VXHT2. Category: (G) General (US: Trade). Dimension: 148 x 217 x 6. Weight in Grams: 150. . 2012. UK ed. Paperback. . . . . Books ship from the US and Ireland.

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Hardcover. Condición: New. The Introduction to Principles of Ayurveda Treatment is first book written by a well-known author Dr. T.L. Devaraj. This book given glimpses of the Principles of Treatment with necessary Herbs and their preparations used in Treatment. Apart from this Home Remedies for simple and common diseases are also given for the benefit of public. The basic principles of Ayurveda like Vata, Pitta and Kapha and their importance in Treatment is also dealt with. The Principles of Ayurveda treatment and their details are also dealt with the main curative line of Treatment Panchakarma is dealt in greater detail. The Rejuvination therapy is the first of its speciality of Ayurveda and Aphrodisiac therapy are also dealt with. This book will pave the way to understand Ayurveda and its principles which are hold good even in this scientific age.…

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Hardbound. Condición: As New. Reprint. Contents Preface. Foreword. Introduction. I. Pre operative procedure 1. The Oleation therapy. 2. The sudation therapy. II. Operative procedure 3. The emesis therapy. 4. The purgation therapy. 5. The Enema therapy. 6. Errhine therapy. 7. Blood letting therapy. 8. Food and regimen. 9. Upakalpaneeya Adhyaya. Case reports. Bibliography. From the foreword In the Ayurvedic classics while describing the treatment of diseases these therapeutics measures are always given precedence over the drugs. Unfortunately in the advent of latro chemistry and because of the viccissitudes of time resulting in the decline in original thinking of the Ayurvedic practitioner's people resorted to easy means of treatment. They found taking a few pills or potion of powder more convenient than going in for these elaborate therapeutic measures. This attitude was further strengthened when experts to administer these therapies were themselves losing faith regarding their competence. Administration of these therapeutic measures does involve certain amount or risk. The physicians were then losing the state patronage. They were not sure if the state will come to their rescue in case a patient becomes serious by the administration of this therapy even though it has given with all sincerity professional care and seriousness. They changed their attitude and put more confidence on the tablets and powders which were harmless. These tablets and powders were no doubt effective but the therapeutic measures prescribed in Ayurvedic classics were enhancing the properties of these drugs. This help was not forth coming by the administration of drugs alone. Because of the negligence of these therapeutic measures act cases became out of the grip of the Ayurvedic physicians. This brought disrepute to Ayurveda. The common man got feeling that Ayurvedic treatment is meant only for the mild and chronic patients. For acute as well as serious patients Ayurvedic treatment is of no use. The classical form of Ayurvedic treatment has not dis appeared from this country altogether. In some Southern States like Kerala Madras and Karnataka this systems of treatment is still in vogue even though in the modified form. Because of this the physicians of these state have a great reputation in the society. Unlike professional colleagues in the other parts of India they tackle serious and acute diseases. Description of Panchakarma like Vamana Virechana and Basti is scattered in different sections chapters of Ayurvedic classics. The author who belongs to one of these southern states namely Karnataka has done a pains taking laborious work by compiling them together and arranging the topic data wise. 506 pp. …

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Hardcover. Condición: New. 2nd Edition. Contents: Preface. Part A. Principles of Health and longevity (Swasthavritta Vijnanam): 1. Derivation and definition of Swasthavritta. 2. Historical background of Swasthavritta. 3. The physically perfect human body. 4. Daily duties and health. 5. Sleep and health. 6. Sex and health. 7. Seasonal conduct and health. 8. Doshas and health. 9. Spiritual and mental health. 10. Satvadi Gunas and health. 11. Mental health. 12. Measures to maintain health. 13. The defective constitution. 14. Ojas and health. 15. Perspectives about food. 16. Swasthavritta in women. 17. Swasthavritta in the young and the old. 18. The right conduct (Sadvritta). 19. The impact of occupation on health. 20. Public health. 21. Health for the military. 22. Prevention of disease. 23. Maintaining health statistics. 24. Modern nutrition. 25. Samshodhana and Samshamana. 26. Rasayana and Vajeekarana. 27. Effect of location. 28. School health programmes. 29. Family welfare programmes. 30. Prophylactic measures. 31. Disposal of faeces. 32. Public health administration. 33. Ayurveda and family planning. Part B. The science of social and personal hygiene (Samajika Swasthavritta Vijnanam and Vaiyuktika Swasthvritta): 34. The science of social and personal hygiene (Janapada Dwamsa). 35. Country or area (Desna). 36. The food we eat (Ahara). 37. Water (Udaka). 38. Air pollution. Part C. Nature cure (Nisargopacharam): 39. Introducing Nisargopacharam. 40. Hydrotherapy. 41. Mudbaths and Prakshalana. 42. Steam inhalation and sudation therapy. 43. Sauna baths. 44. Massage. 45. Fasting. 46. Exercise (Vyayama). 47. Enema therapy (Vasti Karma). 48. Vaginal douche (Yoni Prakshalana). 49. The sun bath. Part D. The science of Yoga (Yoga Vijnanam): 50. How Ayurveda relates to Yoga (Swasthavritta Vijnanam). 51. Description of Yoga in Ayurveda. 52. The role of Yoga as a safeguard for health. 53. The origin and structure of Yoga. 54. Regulations for Yoga learners. 55. The sun salutation (Surya Namaskara). 56. Some important postures (Asanas). 57. Breath control (Pranayama). 58. Cleaning internal tracts and facets of Yoga (Shatkarma and Samadhi). 59. Concepts of Ida and Pingla. 60. Nasal therapy (Nauli Karma). 61. Flusing the intestines (Vasti Karma). 62. Exercising the eyes (Trataka). 63. Sub-routines (Bandha). 64. Yoga and Ayurveda as relievers of stress and unhappiness. 65. Rajayoga and Hathayoga. 66. The power of prayer (Naishtika treatment). Herbal chart. Bibliography.…