Nasya - a boon to humanity
Journal name: International Ayurvedic Medical Journal
Original article title: Nasya - a boon to humanity
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Rajesh Kumar Dharua
Priyanka Sharma
Vandana
Alok Kumar Srivastava
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Year: 2018
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Nasya is generally the last step in the ‘Nasya’is a term to be applied generally for medicines or medicated oils administered through the nasal passage. Nasya also means “beneficial to nose”. The diseases of the head or the Sira ” Urdhwathe nasal passage is considered as the port drugs are measures introduced through the nose spread throughout the head and its constituent parts and may a cordingly influence all the Dosas and the diseases situated in these parts. Jatrugata Roga but also for some systemic diseases such as, Karma. So there must be a standard operative procedure of Keywords: Nasya, Panchakarma, Pradhan Karma INTRODUCTION Nasya Karma is a therapeutic measure where the medicated oil, Kwatha, Svarasa, Churna administered through nose to eliminate the vitiated Doshas situated in Sira for the treatment of Jatrugata Vikaras
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