AYUSH DARPAN

ISSN.- 0976-3368

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Ayush Darpan is a mission to propagate Ayush system across the globe. Ayush darpan offline print magazine was published as quarterly health magazine since 2010. It was launched by then chief minister of Uttarakhand Dr Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank. After 2014, the magazine was published as an online web portal which is currently running actively and dynamically. Till 2014, 9 offline editions were published. Ayush Darpan Journal is now online journal and the volume 10, issue 1 is its 1st online edition.

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Our vision is to propagate Ayush across the Country and even worldwide. We believe Ayush as a medicine system to address contemporary health challenges in an efficient, effective, affordable and in an holistic way perspective on policy and practice.Through our journals we continuously make people aware about the recent researches in the field of Ayush. Currently the journals are focused on the propagation of various ailments curing systems through AYUSH.

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Upcoming Articles>> Volume 1 Issue 1, 2017

Editorial
Integration of medical systems can improve healthcare – Possibilities and challenges
A.Chauhan and D.K. Semwal
Ayurscientifica 1 (1): 000-000, 2017
For the past thousands of years, the fight between disease and treatment is still going on. Human beings have shared a common goal of improving health for longevity. However, different medical systems around the world have developed their own approaches to achieve this goal. In these approaches, modern system of medicine emerged as an important system of medicine based on evidence and scientific validation. At the same time, the tradition medicinal systems (TMS) are undergoing through a proving-process in a completely new environment. In modern era, the attitude towards TMS is either to be modernized or disappeared. However, public preference is moving towards traditional medicine where science is not the starting point to decide the healthy living. It is also apparent that any healthcare model based on a single system of medicine is not sufficient to cope up with the healthcare demands. With existing modern medicinal system, the safety is the prime concern in developed countries whereas accessibility and cost are the major issues in developing countries. Therefore, integration of traditional and modern medical systems is need of the hour to serve mankind in a better way.
Case Report
Treating oligoasthenozoospermia through Ayurvedic management: A case study
Sanjay Gupta and Swapnil Singhai
Ayurscientifica 1 (1): 000-000, 2017
Male infertility is concerned 30-40% infertility is associated with a male factor in which conditions viz. Oligozoospermia, the high viscosity of semen, low sperm motility, and low volume semen are generally noted. The possession of Shudha Shukara and normal Manobhavas status are essential for fertility. The sound health of the offspring is also determined by the Shuddha Shukra. Vajikarana is a particular branch of Ayurveda, which deals with such factors. The Vrishya drugs and articles which manage the Shukradushti and improve fertility are classified as Shukra Vriddhikar, Shukra Srutikara, Shukra Janak and Shukra Pravartak. Madhura Rasa, Guru, Snigdha Gunas, Sheeta Virya, Madhur Vipaka, Balya, Vrishya and Shukrala action of drugs provided a better improvement in sperm count and motility along with other sexual parameters. The patient was treated with Baladi Yapan Basti in the dose of 600ml with 3 days interval in 3 terms and Vajikaran Yoga in the dose of 5 gram thrice daily for a period of one month. The Ayurvedic management was found to be efficacious in the whole symptom of Oligoasthenozoospermia.

KEYWORDS: Male infertility; Oligoasthenozoospermia; Vajikaran Yoga; Yapan Basti
Case Report
Role of Phalatrikaadi kwatha in Amlapitta (gastritis)
Bhupinder Singh, Sanjay Kumar and Jaya Sakalani Kala
Ayurscientifica 1 (1): 000-000, 2017
In the present era, Amlapitta is a common G.I.T. disorder affecting the normal lifestyle of approx. every individual with symptoms like sour eructations, nausea, heartburn, bloating etc. In modern science, according to the symptoms, it can be correlated with hyperacidity or GERD. In Ayurveda, Acharya Kashyap described this with the name shuktka. In this case, an effort was made to treat a 32-year-old male patient having symptoms Avipaka, Klama, Aruchi, Tiktamlaudgara, Hritadaha with Phalatrikaadi Kwatha described by Chakradatta in Amlapitta chikitsa. At the end of 45 days of treatment by Phalatrikaadi Kwatha patient got significant improvement in symptoms.

KEYWORDS: Amlapitta; GERD; Phalatrikaadi Kwatha, Gastritis, Ayurveda