EFFECT OF PRANA AND VYANA VAYU IN NCDs W.S.R. TO CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM

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Noncommunicable diseases have tendency to become chronic diseases and are the result of a combination of physiological, environmental behavioral and genetic factors. The main types of NCDs are cardiovascular diseases, cancers, chronic respiratory disease, diabetes people each year, equivalent to 70% of all deaths globally. Cardiovascular diseases account for most NCD deaths or 17.7 million people annually. Evidence shows that 15 million of all deaths attributed to NC the ages of 30 and 69 years. Over 80% are estimated to occur in low stress, Physical inactivity and excess use of alcohol, tobacco and unhealthy diets that can lead to cardiovascular diseases. There are five types of Vata Doshahead region is called prana vayu. It controlsactivities, reflex activities and intellectual fu action of Vyana Vata is heart. It helps in the circulation of blood by become a prevalent part of people's life style. This Stress can cause h nervous system to produce Catecholaminena Vayu covers the Vyana Vayu and causes cardio vascular diseases. A variety of treatments to manage stress have been found effective in reducing cardio vascular diseases Keywords: prana vayu, vyana vayu, avarana, INTRODUCTION Non communicable diseases persist for a long period and it is not caused by any infectious agents