What are the Ayurvedic Specialties?

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What are the Ayurvedic Specialties?

Postby destiny » Mon Apr 27, 2009 9:34 am

Can't find any info about the specialty branchs of ayurveda.
I've heard there are fews...
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Re: What are the Ayurvedic Specialties?

Postby jasmine » Wed May 20, 2009 10:38 am

destiny wrote:Can't find any info about the specialty branchs of ayurveda.
I've heard there are fews...


You have 8 branches of ayurveda:
1. Internal Medicine ( Kayachikitsa ) deals with prevention, etiology, prognosis and management of disease.
2. Surgery ( Shalya Tantra )Various surgeries are described in this book. The first plastic surgery was described in the Sushrut Samhita.
3. Ear ,Nose, Throat and Eye Diseases ( Shalakya Tantra ) The Ayurvedic branch of ophthalmology and Oto-rhinolaryngology - diseases of eye and ear, nose and throat
4. Pediatrics ( Kaumarbhritya) This branch deals with prenatal and postnatal infant and toddler care and with the care of the mother before conception and during pregnancy. Ayurveda describes methods for conceiving a child. Various diseases of children and their treatment come under this branch.
5. Toxicology (Agada - tantra) This branch deals with the toxicity and purification of herbs, the mineral and animal products.
6. Psychiatry ( Bhuta vidya ) Ayurveda is equally concerned with mental diseases and their treatment. Treatment methods include not only diet and herbs, but also yogic methods for improving state of the mind. There is ample material for research on this branch in the Atharva Veda and other Ayurveda chapters.
7. The Science of Rejuvenation ( Rasayan ) This therapy is used to prevent diseases and to promote healthy living.
8. The Science of Aphrodisiacs ( Vajikarana ) This branch deals with increasing sexual vitality and efficiency. For achieving a healthy and intelligent progeny, the therapy of rasayana and vajikarana are closely interrelated. Vajikarana medicines also act as rejuvenatives.
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Re: What are the Ayurvedic Specialties?

Postby PeterFleming » Sat Dec 05, 2009 9:30 am

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Re: What are the Ayurvedic Specialties?

Postby cleondann » Sat Dec 19, 2009 12:11 pm

Thanks for this informative thread... this is really interesting content for any Ayurveda followers.
Ayurvedic treatment is the holy science about ayurvedic medications. It is the safest method of treatment between other treatment methods.
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Re: What are the Ayurvedic Specialties?

Postby jenifer » Sat Mar 27, 2010 8:04 am

ayurveda is a largely herbal science. It delves into the medicinal properties of herbs and studies their effects on the human system. There are more than four thousand herbs known to Ayurveda, out of which about one thousand are very commonly used in regular prescriptions. Throughout the ages, several combinations of the herbs have been made and perfected. The herbs are also matured in several ways like roasting them in ghee, fermenting them to make wines, preparing their concentrated powder extracts, etc. Preparations are known as bhasmas, lehyas, vatis, choornas, rasas, asavas, etc. depending on how they have been prepared.

Though Ayurveda mainly deals with herbs; that is not all there is to it. Ayurveda also deals in several minerals, which it calls as dhaatus. Some dhaatu preparations are very important to the human wellbeing, for example, the Shilajit.
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Re: What are the Ayurvedic Specialties?

Postby frankferguson » Thu Apr 01, 2010 9:29 am

Ayurveda, being a vast science is divided into eight branches, which are collectively called as Ashtang Ayurveda. Like any other modern medicinal therapies, Ayurveda believes in specialized treatment for different body parts. Thus, the medicinal art have been categorized under branches that deal with psychiatry, internal medicine, treatment of eyes, ears, nose, throat and head, toxicology and gerentorology separately. Ayurveda is the first ever medicine system to categorize pediatrics, aphrodisiacs and surgery as the branches of any medicinal science.
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Re: What are the Ayurvedic Specialties?

Postby rushal » Fri Apr 02, 2010 10:33 am

jasmine wrote:
destiny wrote:Can't find any info about the specialty branchs of ayurveda.
I've heard there are fews...


You have 8 branches of ayurveda:
1. Internal Medicine ( Kayachikitsa ) deals with prevention, etiology, prognosis and management of disease.
2. Surgery ( Shalya Tantra )Various surgeries are described in this book. The first plastic surgery was described in the Sushrut Samhita.
3. Ear ,Nose, Throat and Eye Diseases ( Shalakya Tantra ) The Ayurvedic branch of ophthalmology and Oto-rhinolaryngology - diseases of eye and ear, nose and throat
4. Pediatrics ( Kaumarbhritya) This branch deals with prenatal and postnatal infant and toddler care and with the care of the mother before conception and during pregnancy. Ayurveda describes methods for conceiving a child. Various diseases of children and their treatment come under this branch.
5. Toxicology (Agada - tantra) This branch deals with the toxicity and purification of herbs, the mineral and animal products.
6. Psychiatry ( Bhuta vidya ) Ayurveda is equally concerned with mental diseases and their treatment. Treatment methods include not only diet and herbs, but also yogic methods for improving state of the mind. There is ample material for research on this branch in the Atharva Veda and other Ayurveda chapters.
7. The Science of Rejuvenation ( Rasayan ) This therapy is used to prevent diseases and to promote healthy living.
8. The Science of Aphrodisiacs ( Vajikarana ) This branch deals with increasing sexual vitality and efficiency. For achieving a healthy and intelligent progeny, the therapy of rasayana and vajikarana are closely interrelated. Vajikarana medicines also act as rejuvenatives.


Thanks, I like your branches of ayurveda. i am the big fan of Ayurveda . and I really like these all information of ayurveda. can you give more information about the yoga and medition also.
Thanks.
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