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Ayurvedic Perspective on Gut Health: Ayurveda regards the digestive system as the body’s foundation, with Agni (digestive fire) responsible for the transformation of food into energy and nutrients. Curd and buttermilk have long been valued for their role in enhancing digestion, balancing the doshas, and preventing the buildup of toxins (Ama) that lead to disease. Their probiotic and prebiotic content supports a healthy gut microbiome, which is central to both ancient and modern approaches to digestive health.

Modern Understanding of the Gut Microbiome (Development of Microflora): The GI tract is essentially sterile at the time of birth and bacterial colonization begins upon exposure to the environment. Progression of colonization is initially fast, followed by a gradual process of modification over the first few years of life. As the baby passes through the birth canal bifidobacterium and Lactobacillus are typically acquired and rapid colonization of mainly enterobacteria occurs. In recent years, there has been a surge of interest in the human gut microbiome—a complex ecosystem of bacteria, viruses, fungi, and protozoa. Most of these are harmless to us called commensals. In the lower intestine alone, there are estimated to be upto 1012 bacteria contents. Each human being possesses a distinct spectrum of microorganisms Research has shown that a balanced gut microbiota is essential for immune function, digestion, and even mental health, aligning with Ayurvedic concepts that emphasize the importance of maintaining a healthy gut. Probiotic-rich foods like curd and buttermilk introduce beneficial bacteria, which help to balance the gut microbiome, reduce inflammation, and improve overall health while the benefits of probiotics and prebiotics in curd and buttermilk are well-recognized in both Ayurveda and modern science, there is a need for more comprehensive research that bridges these two perspectives. This study aims to explore the synergies between Ayurveda and modern microbiology, demonstrating how curd and buttermilk contribute to gut health and overall well-being.

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Lactobacillus: It is a genus of rod-shaped, gram-positive, non-spore-forming, facultative anaerobic bacteria of the phylum ‘Firmicutes’. Lactobacilli metabolise carbohydrates to produce lactic acid making them the largest genus within the lactic acid bacteria (LAB) group. Lactobacillus is a genus of beneficial bacteria that acts as a probiotic by helping maintain and restore a healthy balance of gut flora, which plays a crucial role in digestion, immune function and overall well-being. Probiotics and prebiotics are both crucial for maintaining a healthy gut, but they serve different roles:

Probiotics: They are live microorganisms that provide beneficial effects on the gut by enhancing the natural bacterial population in the digestive system. These microorganisms include strains of beneficial bacteria such as Lactobacillus and Bifidobacterium. which are prevalent in fermented dairy products like curd and buttermilk.  Consuming probiotic-rich foods helps and maintain a healthy balance of gut bacteria.

Common Sources- curd, buttermilk, kefir, sauerkraut, kimchi, miso, kombucha, and other fermented foods.

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	<li>Enhance digestion and nutrient absorption.</li>
	<li>Boost immune function.</li>
	<li>Reduce the risk of certain digestive disorders, such as irritable bowel syndrome (IBS).</li>
	<li>Support mental health by influencing the gut-brain axis.</li>
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Prebiotics: They serve as the food source for these good bacteria, promoting their growth and activity in the gut. Together, they create a good environment that supports digestive wellness, improves nutrient absorption, and enhances immune function.

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While probiotics often receive much attention for their health benefits, prebiotics are equally important. Prebiotics in curd and buttermilk primarily come from the non-digestible fibers and compounds present in milk, such as lactose, which can act as a food source for probiotic bacteria. By consuming prebiotic-rich foods, individuals enhance the growth of good bacteria in the gut, ensuring that the probiotics introduced through curd and buttermilk thrive and multiply. In Ayurvedic terms, prebiotics support the cultivation of a healthy Agni by promoting the growth of healthy bacteria that aid in the breakdown of complex foods, improving nutrient absorption and ensuring that toxins are effectively removed from the body. This process is essential for maintaining the balance of Kapha dosha, as it prevents the buildup of mucus, which can result in sluggish digestion and metabolic stagnation.

Common Sources- Garlic, onions, leeks, asparagus, bananas, whole grains, chicory root, and artichokes.

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	<li>Improve digestion and gut health by supporting probiotic growth.</li>
	<li>Help with calcium absorption and may enhance bone health.</li>
	<li>Improve metabolic health and support weight management.</li>
	<li>Reduce inflammation in the body.</li>
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	<li>To examine the properties of curd and buttermilk as probiotic-rich foods.</li>
	<li>To bridge Ayurvedic concepts with modern clinical findings on gut health.</li>
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Ayurveda’s View on Curd and Buttermilk:

1)Curd (Dhadhi in Ayurveda)

Definition: Curd (Dadhi): According to the Apte dictionary, curd is defined as "coagulated milk, thick sour milk." It refers to fermented milk, which can be prepared at home or commercially. In Ayurveda, it is considered a food substance with medicinal properties, balancing or aggravating doshas depending on its preparation and consumption.

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	<li>Virya (Potency): Curd has Ushna (hot) potency, which means it generates heat in the body. This heating effect can aggravate Pitta dosha, especially if consumed excessively or at inappropriate times.</li>
	<li>Vipaka (Post-digestive Effect): The Vipaka (post-digestive effect) of curd is Amla (sour). This sour post-digestive effect impacts digestion and metabolism, generally increasing Pitta and Kapha doshas while reducing Vata dosha.</li>
	<li>Guna (Qualities): Curd is Guru (heavy)- it is difficult to digest. It is also Snigdha (unctuous)- providing moisture and lubrication to tissues. Grahi (binding) is another quality of curd, which helps in binding stools, making it useful in controlling diarrhea but may lead to constipation if overconsumed.</li>
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Effects on Doshas:

Increases: Pitta and Kapha doshas. Decreases: Vata dosha when used appropriately.

Rules For consumption of Curd (Dadhi): In Ayurveda, curd is generally contraindicated for regular use due to its potential to disturb bodily balance, especially when consumed at night, as it increases Kapha and can cause health issues. It is best consumed with safe combinations like green gram soup, Amalaki, honey, salt, or sugar, and should never be heated. Ayurveda advises consuming curd during cooler seasons (late winter, rainy, and early winter) and avoiding it in warmer seasons (summer, autumn, and spring). It is contraindicated for individuals with Kapha, Pitta, and blood disorders, and misuse may lead to ailments such as fever, skin issues, and dizziness. Current practices, such as eating curd at night or in contraindicated seasons, contradict Ayurvedic principle.

Buttermilk (Takra): Takra, or buttermilk, is a powerful medicinal food in Ayurveda, known for its ability to stimulate digestion (Agni deepak), improve appetite, and treat digestive issues. Regular intake is recommended in classical texts like Bhavprakash Samhita, where it is praised as "nectar on earth." Takra is particularly beneficial for conditions like arsha (hemorrhoids) and is advised during the winter season in Ayurveda. However, it is commonly consumed in summer today. Proper preparation and knowledge of its health benefits are essential for incorporating Takra into the diet, especially for improving digestion. Ancient texts like Charak Samhita offer detailed methods of preparing Takra and its effects on the body. Given the rise in digestive problems due to modern lifestyles, understanding the correct preparation and use of Takra is vital for maintaining good health.

Eight Important   Characteristics of Takra as Per Ayurveda: Takra offers multiple health benefits in Ayurveda. It improves appetite (Kshut Vardhana), relieves eye disorders (Netra Rujapaha), and is life-giving (Prana Pada). It helps in blood and muscle nourishment (Shonita Mamsada), removes toxins (Amahara), and aids in trauma recovery (Abhighatahara). Additionally, it pacifies both Kapha and Vata doshas, making it a versatile remedy for various health conditions.

Guna Karma of Takra (Buttermilk): In Ayurvedic texts, Takra (buttermilk) is described with varying properties. According to Charak Samhita and Ashtang Sangrah, its primary taste is Kashay Amla (astringent-sour), while Sushrut Samhita mentions Madhur Amla (sweet-sour), and Bhavprakash describes it as Kashay Madhur (astringent-sweet). The Gunas (qualities) include Deepan (digestive stimulant) and Laghu (light) in Charak and Laghu, Ruksha (dry) in Sushrut. All agree on its Ushna Virya (heating potency) and Madhur Vipak (sweet post-digestion effect). These properties make Takra beneficial for digestion and balancing doshas. In Ayurveda, curd and buttermilk are prescribed for their ability to balance Pitta and Kapha doshas, stimulate digestive fire, and alleviate digestive disorders. Curd is considered Guru (heavy) and Snigdha (unctuous), while buttermilk is lighter and easier to digest. Ayurvedic texts such as Charaka Samhita and Sushruta Samhita emphasize the use of these fermented products in treating conditions like diarrhea, bloating, and indigestion.

The Ayurvedic Approach to Digestive Health: From an Ayurvedic standpoint, every food carries a specific energy or guna that affects the body’s doshas and Agni. Curd is considered to have a sour taste with a heavy, heating nature, which makes it beneficial for balancing Vata and Kapha but may aggravate Pitta if consumed in excess or improperly. Therefore, Ayurveda advises consuming curd during the day when the digestive fire is stronger, and in moderation, especially for individuals with a predominant Pitta constitution. On the other hand, buttermilk is seen as a lighter, more easily digestible alternative to curd, and is lauded for its ability to alleviate digestive disorders. In fact, buttermilk is a cornerstone of Takra therapy in Ayurveda, where it is used to treat gastrointestinal problems like ulcers, IBS, and indigestion. The combination of probiotics and prebiotics in buttermilk makes it an ideal remedy for those seeking to pacify aggravated Pitta and Kapha doshas, especially in hot climates or after meals that are heavy in fats or proteins.

Modern Science Meets Ayurveda: In recent years, there has been growing scientific interest in the role of probiotics and prebiotics in maintaining gut health. Studies have shown that fermented dairy products like curd and buttermilk can reduce inflammation, lower cholesterol, and improve immune function by promoting the growth of beneficial gut bacteria. This aligns with Ayurvedic principles that advocate the consumption of fermented foods to balance digestive energies and enhance overall vitality.

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Consumption of Curd/Buttermilk

Modern Science:

Introduction of Probiotics

Colonization of Gut Flora

Probiotic Balance of Gut Microbiota

Lactic Acid Production, Lowers Gut pH

Strengthens Gut Lining, Prevents "Leaky Gut"

Enhanced Nutrient Absorption (Calcium, Vitamins)

Boosted Immunity, Gut-associated Lymphoid Tissue (GALT) Stimulation

Balanced Gut Flora, Improved Digestion & Disease Prevention

Ayurveda:

Enhances Digestive Fire (Agni)

Dosha Pacification

Balanced Rasa (Taste), Reduces Ama (Toxins)

Strengthens Agni, Improves Assimilation

Pacifies Doshas, Prevents Kapha-related mucus and heaviness

Improved Ojas (Immunity & Vitality), Strengthened Immunity

Prevention of Disorders (Indigestion, Skin, etc.)

Balanced Agni, Doshas, and Ojas for Total Health

Discussion Second Part:

Modern Microbiome Research on Fermented Foods: Scientific research has established the importance of probiotics and prebiotics in maintaining a balanced gut microbiome. Curd and buttermilk contain beneficial bacterial strains like Lactobacillus acidophilus, Bifidobacterium, and Streptococcus thermophilus, which help regulate bowel movements, improve nutrient absorption, and support immune function. Additionally, prebiotic fibers in these foods provide nourishment for probiotic bacteria, ensuring their growth and activity.

Probiotic and Prebiotic Content in Curd and Buttermilk: Curd and buttermilk are rich in probiotics, specifically strains of Lactobacillus acidophilus, Lactococcus lactis, and Bifidobacterium. These microorganisms play a key role in maintaining the gut's microbial balance, enhancing digestion, and boosting immunity.

The synergy between probiotics and prebiotics in curd and buttermilk creates an environment conducive to gut health. In Ayurvedic terms, this synergy supports the digestive fire (Agni) and prevents the buildup of toxins (Ama). From a modern perspective, the prebiotic fibers in these foods act as nourishment for probiotics, ensuring their proliferation and enhancing their ability to maintain gut health.

Microbiome, Gut Health, and Immune Function: Modern science demonstrates that probiotics in fermented foods like curd and buttermilk enhance immune function by promoting a balanced gut microbiome. The gut's role in immune regulation, particularly through the production of short-chain fatty acids (SCFAs) by probiotic bacteria, aligns with Ayurvedic principles that emphasize the role of agni in supporting immunity.

Curd and buttermilk in the treatment of digestive Disorders: Both Ayurveda and modern medicine recognize the therapeutic benefits of curd and buttermilk in treating digestive disorders. In Ayurveda, buttermilk is prescribed for conditions like bloating and indigestion, while curd is recommended to stimulate appetite and improve nutrient absorption. Modern research shows that the probiotics in these foods help restore gut flora after antibiotic treatments and improve symptoms of IBS and lactose intolerance.

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57	Article-ID:IJIM_316_09_24	THE ROLE OF RASAYANA THERAPY IN THE PREVENTION OF DISEASES	Bhamode D.P.
58	Article-ID:IJIM_315_09_24	EFFICACY OF AYURVEDIC MANAGEMENT IN TAMAKA SHWASA W.S.R. TO BRONCHIAL ASTHMA – A CASE STUDY	Dhawan Y.,
59	Article-ID:IJIM_314_09_24	A CONCEPTUAL STUDY OF MEDICINAL PLANTS USED IN LIVER DISEASES	Gathe P.,
60	Article-ID:IJIM_313_09_24	THE ROLE OF AYURVEDIC MANAGEMENT OF DADRU W.S.R. TO TINEA CORPORIS -A CASE STUDY	Kadam S.,
61	Article-ID:IJIM_312_09_24	AHAR, VIHARA AND LIFESTYLE CHANGES AS PER AYURVEDA	Bankar S.M.
62	Article-ID:IJIM_311_09_24	REVIEW ON VYANGA W.S.R. TO MELASMA AND ITS AYURVEDIC MANAGEMENT	Lagad A.,
63	Article-ID:IJIM_310_09_24	EFFECT OF SHIGRU-TWAK CHURNA IN THE MANAGEMENT OF PANDU WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO SICKLE-CELL ANAEMIA –A SINGLE CASE REPORT	Borkar S.
64	Article-ID:IJIM_309_09_24	DISORDER OF THYROID METABOLISM WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO AGNI	Gawande S.G.,
65	Article-ID:IJIM_308_09_24	UNDERSTANDING CONCEPTS OF ‘SAMPRAPTI’ FROM PERSPECTIVE OF CHARAKA SAMHITA	Pathak A.,
66	Article-ID:IJIM_307_07_24	SHOCK AND ITS MANAGEMENT IN AYURVEDA	Rewatkar Y.
67	Article-ID:IJIM_306_07_24	AYURVEDA AND ANAESTHESIA – A PATH TO DISCOVER MORE	Rewatkar Y.
68	Article-ID:IJIM_305_07_24	NETRA TARPANA: LITERATURE REVIEW	Bhagile S.,
69	Article-ID:IJIM_304_07_24	JALAUKAAVACHARANA ASSISTED TREATMENT OF SCALP PSORIASIS (KITIBHA KUSHTHA) - A CASE STUDY	Patil R.,
70	null	MANAGEMENT OF NON-SPECIFIC ORBITAL INFLAMMATION USING HARIDRADI BIDALAKA- A CASE REPORT.	Gorakh A. P.
71	Article-ID:IJIM_302_06_24	CONCEPTUAL STUDY OF AJIRNA AND ITS MANAGEMENT	Darshana
72	Article-ID:IJIM_301_06_24	Effect of Vaman karma in Psoriasis: A case study	Mahore R.R.
73	Article-ID:IJIM_300_06_24	NETRA TARPANA:LITERATURE REVIEW	Bhagile SB
74	Article-ID:IJIM_299_06_24	Importance of Arjuna (Terminalia arjuna) and its medicinal formulation in Ayurveda.	Mahajan D.
75	Article-ID:IJIM_298_06_24	ROLE OF PANCHAKOLA CHURNA IN SUTIKA MAKKALA SHOOLA - A REVIEW	Navale P
76	Article-ID:IJIM_297_06_24	The Efficacy of Virechana Karma and Shamana Upakrama in Pittaj Grahani with special reference to Gastroduodenitis : A Case Study	Mohare R.R
77	null	null	null
78	Article-ID:IJIM_295_04_24	CONCEPTUAL STUDY OF OJAS AND ITS IMPORTANCE IN VYADHIKSHAMATVA	Airi K
79	Article-ID:IJIM_294_04_24	EFFECT OF AYURVEDIC MANAGEMENT IN ARDIT W.S.R. TO BELL’S PALSY - A SINGLE CASE STUDY	Raut SR
80	Article-ID:IJIM_293_04_24	Critical review on pharmacological properties of Erandakarkati (Carica papaya)	Thorat P.
81	Article-ID:IJIM_292_04_24	Role of Saindhav –Eladi Anjana in Pishtaka W.S.R. to Pinguecula: A Review	Dhole Vishwalata S
82	Article-ID:IJIM_291_04_24	Effect of Shigru Patra Pindi in the management of Vernal Keratoconjunctivitis: A Review Article	Dhole Vishwalata S
83	Article-ID:IJIM_290_03_24	Observational study of the Anatomical and structural changes of Amsa Marmghata in Bhujastambha	Patil A
84	Article-ID:IJIM_289_03_24	A CASE STUDY OF PILONIDAL SINUS	Chaudhari PS
85	Article-ID:IJIM_288_03_24	A Review on Gandhakadhya Malahar W.S.R Pama	Kamble SA
86	Article-ID:IJIM_287_03_24	EFFICACY OF KSHARSUTRA ON DUSHTAVRANA {NON HEALING ULCER}-A CASE STUDY	Masane R
87	Article-ID:IJIM_286_03_24	AYURVEDIC SYSTEMIC MANAGEMENT OF RETINAL HEMORRHAGE IN PROLIFERATIVE DIABETIC RETINOPATHY (PDR): A CASE STUDY	Gadade A.V.
88	Article-ID:IJIM_285_03_24	“Effect of Triphala Kwath Parishek in the Management of Allergic Conjunctivitis (Vataj Netrabhishyanda): A Case Study”	Lone S.M
89	Article-ID:IJIM_284_03_24	Role of Swasthavritta to maintain healthy hair	Gharde M.S.
90	Article-ID:IJIM_283_03_24	Conceptual study of Marmabhigata WSR to Head, Neck, Upper and Lower Extremity	Urewar M.V.
91	Article-ID:IJIM_282_01_24	An appraisal on concept of Anguli Pramana in Ayurveda	Jugade V.
92	Article-ID:IJIM_281_01_24	AN APPRAISAL ON TUNDEKERI WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO TONSILLITIS.	Bombale A,
93	Article-ID:IJIM_280_01_24	A LITERARY STUDY ON NIDAN OF APASMARA VYADHI IN PAEDIATRIC AGE GROUP	Patil K.,
94	Article-ID:IJIM_279_01_24	DRY EYE SYNDROME ASSOCIATED WITH DIABETES MELLITUS: AYURVEDIC AND MODERN VIEW	Kedar K.,
95	Article-ID:IJIM_278_01_24	ROLE OF YOGBASTI AND SHAMANA CHIKITSA IN THE MANAGEMENT OF VATARAKT W.S.R TO GOUT: A CASE STUDY	Garje G.
96	Article-ID:IJIM_277_01_24	CRITICAL REVIEW ON HARIDRAKHANDA WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO URTICARIA	Rathava P.
97	Article-ID:IJIM_276_01_24	PREPARATION AND ANTI-MICROBIAL STUDY OF KASASHWASAVIDHUNANO RASA IN-VITRO	Kamble S.
98	Article-ID:IJIM_275_12_23	A CRITICAL REVIEW ON KARSHYA IN AYURVEDIC PROSPECTIVE	Mahale S.S.,
99	Article-ID:IJIM_274_12_23	COMPRESSIVE REVIEW ON MEDHA (COGNITIVE ABILITIES) AND ITS RELATION WITH DOSAS AND DHATUS	Danga S.K.,
100	Article-ID:IJIM_273_12_23	CRITICAL ANALYSIS ON INTEGRATION OF MANUSCRIPTOLOGY IN AYURVEDIC LITERARY RESEARCH.	Aswathy P.B.,
101	Article-ID:IJIM_272_12_23	HARMONIZING HEALING: THE VITAL ROLE OF INTEGRATED YOGA AND WELLNESS THERAPY IN CANCER CARE – A CONCISE OVERVIEW	Anantha Krishna B.S,
102	Article-ID:IJIM_271_11_23	“AN ANALYSIS OF VATA DOSHA IN RELATION WITH NEUROTRANSMITTERS.”	Arun M.
103	Article-ID:IJIM_270_11_23	“REVIEW ARTICLE-ROLE OF MILLETS IN ANORECTAL DISEASES.”	Rahman F.
104	Article-ID:IJIM_269_11_23	“ETHNOMEDICINAL USES OF DESMODIUM TRIANGULARE (Retz.) Merr.”	Patel B.
105	Article-ID:IJIM_268_11_23	“SINGLE CASE STUDY - EFFICACY OF SHATAVARYADI CHURNA IN SHUKRADUSTI AND SHUKRAKSHAYA WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO OLIGOASTHANOTARATOZOOPERMIA.”	Sawale D.
106	Article-ID:IJIM_267_11_23	“AN APPRAISAL ON PREVENTIVE ASPECT OF ARSHA WRT TO EXTERNAL HEMORRHOIDS.”	Pendam K.
107	Article-ID:IJIM_266_10_23	Evaluation of the pharmacokinetic aspect of Brahmi Ghrita by oral and nasal route.	Gulhane CM
108	Article-ID:IJIM_265_10_23	A comparative Clinical study of nasal (Nasya Karma) and oral administration of Brahmi Ghrita in healthy volunteers.	Gulhane CM
109	Article-ID:IJIM_264_10_23	A REVIEW ARTICLE - AYURVEDIC CHIKITSA IN VATAJ ABHISHYANDA WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO SJOGREN’S SYNDOME.	Baswat D.
110	Article-ID:IJIM_263_10_23	“ROLE OF PEARL MILLET IN DIET FOR MANAGEMENT OF STHOULYA (OBESITY) AYURVEDIC VIEW.”	Khandalikar S.
111	Article-ID:IJIM_262_10_23	HRUDAYA- MORE THAN JUST A PHYSICAL ORGAN.	Bondre A.U.
112	Article-ID:IJIM_261_10_23	“ANATOMY OF EXCRETORY SYSTEM (RENAL SYSTEM) WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO PATHOPHYSIOLOGY OF RENAL CALCULUS.”	Shinde P.U.
113	Article-ID:IJIM_260_10_23	“A STUDY OF THE ANATOMICAL CHANGES IN NETRA (EYE)WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO ARMA (PTERYGIUM)”	Sorte S.
114	Article-ID:IJIM_259_09_23	TO STUDY EFFICACY OF SAHACHARADI KWATH AND KAPIKACCHUBEEJA CHURNA IN KAMPAVATA W.S.R.T. BRADYKINESIA IN PARKINSON’S DISEASE	Dangat K.H.
115	Article-ID:IJIM_258_09_23	COMPARATIVE CLINICAL TRIAL OF EFFICACY OF GOKSHUR SIDDHA TAILA PICHU DHARAN WITH TILA TAILA PICHU DHARAN IN NINETH MONTH OF PREGNANCY IN PRIMI GRAVIDA PATIENTS FOR SUKHAPRASAVA.	Maule M.C.
116	Article-ID:IJIM_257_09_23	AN APPRAISAL OF DINCHARYA AND RITUCHARYA IN DAILY ROUTINE FOR HEALTHY LIFE.	Thakare S.
117	Article-ID:IJIM_256_09_23	PRAMEHA - ITS IMPACT ON MENTAL HEALTH AND ITS AYURVEDIC MANAGEMENT	Danga S.K.
118	Article-ID:IJIM_255_09_23	AN AYURVEDIC REVIEW ON UDAVARTINI YONI-VYAPAD	Kardile A.
119	Article-ID:IJIM_254_08_23	RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL OF SAINDHAVADI ASCHYOTAN (EYE DROPS) IN THE MANAGEMENT OF SHUSHKAKSHIPAK, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO DRY EYE SYNDROME - A PILOT STUDY.	Londhe J.
120	Article-ID:IJIM_254_08_23	A SCIENTIFIC REVIEW ON 'DHUMAPANA' AND ITS PHARMACODYNAMIC ACTION.	Rahangdale V.
121	Article-ID:IJIM_253_08_23	ROLE OF YOGA IN PREVENTION & MANAGEMENT OF AMLAPITTA W.S.R TO LIFE STYLE DISORDER – A REVIEW STUDY	Upalanchiwar S.
122	Article-ID:IJIM_252_08_23	IMPORTANCE OF YOGA FOR WOMEN MENTAL HEALTH	Patel M.
123	Article-ID:IJIM_251_08_23	AN AYURVEDIC APPROACH TO KHALITYA (HAIR FALL) – A REVIEW	Bidave M.
124	Article-ID:IJIM_249_08_23	MANAGEMENT OF ABHYANTAR GUDARSHA (INTERNAL HAEMORRHOIDS) USING APAMARGA KSHAR OINTMENT: A CASE STUDY	Tongale V.
125	Article-ID:IJIM_248_08_23	REVIEW OF AVABAHUKA AND ITS MANAGEMENT WITH AGNIKARMA USING ELECTROCAUTERY: A CASE STUDY	Podhade S.
126	Article-ID:IJIM_247_08_23	A CONCEPTUAL STUDY OF APARA (PLACENTA) IN AYURVEDA	Bais D
127	Article-ID:IJIM_246_07_23	A LITERATURE STUDY ON AHARAJ, VIHARAJ, MANASIK & ANYA HETUS OF OBESITY (ATISTHAULYA)	Aher S.
128	Article-ID:IJIM_245_07_23	A LITERARY VIEW OF SAUMNASYA IN STREE VANDHYATVA	Surlake S.
129	Article-ID:IJIM_244_07_23	SAFETY OF AYURVEDIC FORMULATIONS AT GENETIC LEVELS THROUGH GENOTOXICITY STUDIES	Ghetiya H.
130	Article-ID:IJIM_243_07_23	MANAGEMENT OF GUILLAIN BARRE SYNDROME THROUGH AYURVEDA – A CASE STUDY.	Suroshe M.
131	Article-ID:IJIM_242_07_23	A REVIEW ON ASHARYA ASHRAYI BHAVA RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN DOSHAS & DHATU W.S.R. TO ASTHIKSHAYA JANYA VATA VRIDDHI	Kumari V.
132	Article-ID:IJIM_241_06_23	Female reproductive system in terms of Artavaha Srotas and changes seen in Uterovaginal prolapse	Pillewan S.
133	Article-ID:IJIM_240_06_23	An appraisal on Raktapitta in Ayurveda and aspect of its management with Sanshodhan Chikitsa.	Bhoyare C.R.
134	Article-ID:IJIM_239_06_23	Concept of Marma in Ayurveda with references to Urdhwajatrugat Marma: A Literary Review	Niras A.
135	Article-ID:IJIM_238_06_23	A review article on role of Sadvrutta (code of right conduct) in prevention of Manas Vyadhi (psychological illness).	Surve P.P.
136	Article-ID:IJIM_237_06_23	A Clinical Study in the Management of Nidranasha vis-à-vis Insomnia in the Older Patients by Administration of Shirodhara (a Type of Murdhni Tail) with Bramhi Tail	Khatri A.G.
137	Article-ID:IJIM_236_06_23	Management of Pakshaghat using Ayurvedic Principles- A Case Study	Malwadkar P
138	Article-ID:IJIM_235_06_23	A conceptual review of Viruddha Ahara in relation to the mode of action according to Ayurveda and Modern Science.	Bhoyare C.R.
139	Article-ID:IJIM_234_06_23	An appraisal on Environmental Health and Janpad-udhvansa	Pillewan S.
140	Article-ID:IJIM_233_05_23	A Critical Review on Pain (Shoola) and its Management in Ayurveda	Danga Shubhangi
141	Article-ID:IJIM_232_05_23	EFFECT OF LEECH APPLICATION IN THE MANAGEMENT OF BURGER’S DISEASE:- A CASE STUDY	Waghmare M.
142	Article-ID:IJIM_231_05_23	A literary review on the Concept of Sthaulya with special reference to Panchamahabhoota Siddhanta.	Bodkhe P.S.,
143	Article-ID:IJIM_230_05_23	Parthenium Poisonous Effect and its Treatment	Mouneshwari
144	Article-ID:IJIM_229_05_23	To Study Importance of Nidanpanchaka in various Ayurvedic Aspects	Atkari P.S.
145	Article-ID:IJIM_228_05_23	A Literary Review on Agnikarma in Ayurveda	Magar V.S.
146	Article-ID:IJIM_227_05_23	Role of Pathyapathya Kalpana in Polycystic Ovary Syndrome: A Critical Review	Wankhede P
147	Article-ID:IJIM_226_05_23	A comparative clinical study of Marichyadi Churna and Pathadi Churna in the management of Grahani w.s.r. to Irritable Bowel Syndrome	Sharma D
148	Article-ID:IJIM_225_03_23	An appraisal on Cost effectiveness and outcome of Diseases preventive programs across India.	Wankhede D.P.
149	Article-ID:IJIM_224_03_23	Role of Swarna Prashana as an immunity booster in Covid-19 and other viral infection	Sharma A.
150	Article-ID:IJIM_223_03_23	A Critical review on Abhishyanda and its treatment in context of Ayurveda.	Gajabhe P.R.
151	Article-ID:IJIM_222_03_23	Study of Sushrutokta types of ‘Peshi’ w.s.r. to Modern Anatomy: A Literary Review.	Aejaz N.
152	Article-ID:IJIM_221_03_23	Critical Review of Grahani Kapat Ras W.S.R to Yogratnakar.	Totawar V.
153	Article-ID:IJIM_220_03_23	Clinical study to evaluate the efficacy of Abhaya Choorna and Abhaya Choorna with Vyayam in Sthaulya.	Kedar S.S.
154	Article-ID:IJIM_219_02_23	The Kaala (time)– A prime factor in life, illness and cure.	Dhanya T.
155	Article-ID:IJIM_218_02_23	An observational study to assess the symptoms of suppression of sleep-in night duty doctors, nurses and engineers.	Bhat Prithvi.
156	Article-ID:IJIM_217_02_23	Systemic Review and Analysis of Research on Obesity (Sthoulya).	Pawar A.
157	Article-ID:IJIM_216_02_23	Systemic Review and Analysis of Research of Ghridhrasi	Jagtap S.
158	Article-ID:IJIM_215_02_23	Marma Chikitsa to Manage Griva Sandhigata Vata W.S.R. to Cervical Spondylosis – A Case Study	Hiren Mistry
159	Article-ID:IJIM_214_01_23	Study of Moolsthan of Sushrutokta Pranavaha Strotas w.s.r to Modern Anatomy: A Literary Review	Aejaz N.
160	Article-ID:IJIM_213_01_23	Role of Shatavri (Asperagus racemosus Wild) in Healthy Progeny and Infertility: A Short Review	Paradkar S.
161	Article-ID:IJIM_212_01_23	Role of Garbhini Paricharya in Prevention and Management of Haemorrhoids in Pregnancy: Ayurvedic and Modern View	Akulwar A.,
162	Article-ID:IJIM_211_01_23	Importance of Ahara in Different Age Group of Children: A Review	Nandeshwar S.
163	Article-ID:IJIM_210_01_23	An appraisal on Kutaja as Aamhara action with special reference to Jwara and Atisaar.	Danga S.K.
164	Article-ID:IJIM_209_01_23	Pharmaceutical study of Navayas Churna and assessment of its Vardhaman Matra preclinically W.S.R. to RBC and weight gain in Wistar rats.	PAWAR UB
165	Article-ID:IJIM_208_01_23	Role of Ahar according to Vayavibhajan wrt Pediatrics- An Ayurvedic Perspective	Deokar A.
166	Article-ID:IJIM_207_01_23	MEDICOLEGAL ASPECT OF INFANTICIDE: A REVIEW	Shegaonkar M.
167	Article-ID:IJIM_206_01_23	A Review study on role of Kunkum w.s.r. to Pregnancy	Karande L.A.
168	Article-ID:IJIM_205_01_23	Role Of “Krumihara Modaka” in the Management of Krumiroga W.S R.To Worm Infestation in Children-A Step Towards Public Health	Wankhede S.
169	Article-ID:IJIM_204_01_23	ROLE OF BASTI IN DYSMENORRHOEA w.s.r. UDAVARTA YONIVYAPADA	Patil S
170	Article-ID:IJIM_203_01_23	An Ayurveda perspective of development of fetus (Mamsanumasik Garbha Vriddhi) : A critical Review	Mude S
171	Article-ID:IJIM_202_01_23	Sports science in Ayurveda	Dharmik Vasani
172	Article-ID:IJIM_201_01_23	An Open Clinical Trial of Chavyadi Saktu in the Management of Sthaulya with special reference to Obesity.	Nachankar S.R.
173	Article-ID:IJIM_200_01_23	A review on the management of Diabetes mellitus	Datkhile H.
174	Article-ID:IJIM_199_01_23	Comparative Assessment of Grahyagrahyatva of Nilanjana (Galena) By Using Ancient and Modern Parameters	Indani.S.
175	Article-ID:IJIM_198_11_22	AUSHADHIKALPAS USEFUL IN SUTIKAROGA CHIKITSA W.S.R. TO BHAISHAJYARATNAVALI.	Dehankar T.
176	Article-ID:IJIM_197_11_22	ROLE OF LEHANA (SUVARNAPRASHAN) IN PAEDIATRIC CARE	Dessai R.R.
177	Article-ID:IJIM_196_11_22	CLINICAL STUDIES ON UDUMBARA TAILA PICHU DHARANA IN KAPHAJA YONIVYAPADA (VAGINAL CANDIDIASIS).	Taram N.R.
178	Article-ID:IJIM_195_11_22	ROLE OF SUVARNAPRASHAN IN PAEDIATRIC CARE	Ghute H.N.
179	Article-ID:IJIM_194_11_22	REVIEW ON ROLE OF MARMA CHIKITSA IN MANAGEMENT OF PSYCHOLOGICAL STRESS.	Priyanka Khiradkar
180	Article-ID:IJIM_193_11_22	Integrative Approach on Infertility Caused Due to Hypothyroidism with Its Management	Yawalkar MR
181	Article-ID:IJIM_192_11_22	IMPORTANCE OF AHARA IN DIFFERENT AGE GROUP OF CHILDREN :A REVIEW	Nandeshwar S
182	Article-ID:IJIM_191_11_22	A Case Study of Haemorrhagic Ovarian Cyst with clinical and sonographic findings.	Chhangani P
183	Article-ID:IJIM_190_11_22	An evaluation of Suvarnprashan in children	Kurhadkar MG
184	Article-ID:IJIM_189_11_22	Scientific Applicability of Shodas Sanskaras in Ayurveda	Pareek P
185	Article-ID:IJIM_188_10_22	Review on Deep Vein Thrombosis & Role of Ayurveda and its Management	Bajpayee Poonam
186	Article-ID:IJIM_187_10_22	A Critical Review on Visha with special reference to its Pharmacodynamic Action.	Adhao Mamata
187	Article-ID:IJIM_186_10_22	COMPARTMENT SYNDROME OF FOREARM - A CASE STUDY	Rangari A.R.
188	Article-ID:IJIM_185_10_22	Computer Vision Syndrome (CVS) or Digital Eye Strain (DES) an increasing eye problem as shadow of pandemic COVID-19 and preventive measures through Ayurveda: A Review	Dr. Sarika Choure
189	Article-ID:IJIM_184_10_22	CLINICAL EVALUATION OF SAHCHAR TAILA UTTARBASTI IN MANAGEMENT OF URETHRAL STRICTURE.	Mugave B.P.
190	Article-ID:IJIM_183_10_22	Laser Haemorrhoidoplasty versus Ksharsutra Ligation: A Randomized Controlled Trial comparing effect of two surgical procedures in Arsha with special reference to Haemorrhoids	Semaskar S.R.
191	Article-ID:IJIM_182_10_22	A Parotid gland pleomorphic adenoma: A case study	Dr. Vaishnavi Hande
192	Article-ID:IJIM_181_10_22	Critical review view on Hyperlipidaemia and its management with Ayurveda.	Kalwane D.B
193	Article-ID:IJIM_180_10_22	Clinical study of efficacy of Bruhat Vishnu taila Nasya in management of Manyasthambha.	Deshpande R V
194	Article-ID:IJIM_179_10_22	A critical review on Manyasthambha according to Ayurveda	Deshpande R V
195	Article-ID:IJIM_178_10_22	Conceptual review of Kasa with reference to Kaphaj Kasa according to Ayurveda	Danga SK
196	Article-ID:IJIM_177_10_22	AYURVEDIC MANAGEMENT OF APATHYA NIMITTAJA PITTAJA PRAMEHA – A CASE STUDY	Kudarimath A
197	Article-ID:IJIM_176_10_22	IMPORTANT ASPECT OF AYURVED CHIKITSA: AUSHADHI SEVAN KAAL	Tomar P
198	Article-ID:IJIM_175_07_22	A review on pathophysiology of Visha and Utilisation of Panchakarma in Visha Chikitsa	Patil N.N.
199	Article-ID:IJIM_174_07_22	A review on conceptual insight of Myopia and its management in Ayurveda	Ailani R .S.
200	Article-ID:IJIM_173_07_22	Critical review on Adhimantha and its Ayurvedic Management	Bhaladhare A.G.
201	Article-ID:IJIM_172_07_22	Critical Review on Pathya Apathya with Special Reference to Rasaaushadhis’’	Yaranal R
202	Article-ID:IJIM_171_07_22	Study of Toxicity of Rasa Sindoor on Liver at 5 times & 10 times of Therapeutic dose- an Experimental Observation	Kanojia A
203	Article-ID:IJIM_170_07_22	THE NECESSITY TO LEARN AYURVEDA IN THE POSTERITY	Dhanya T.
204	Article-ID:IJIM_169_06_22	Precautionary Measures Mentioned in Ayurved in Pandemic Conditions with special reference to COVID 19	Khatri A.G.
205	Article-ID:IJIM_168_06_22	ASSESSMENT OF EFFICACY OF GAMBHARI PHALA GEL IN POST FISSURECTOMY WOUND HEALING - A CASE SERIES	Jadhav A.
206	Article-ID:IJIM_167_06_22	Evaluation of the efficacy of Dhathakyadi Kwatha in Asrigdara w. s. r. to Menorrhagia	Bhagwan B. Karale
207	Article-ID:IJIM_166_06_22	ANATOMICAL STUDY OF PRUSHTHAGATA MARMA W.S.R. TO AMSA MARMA	Ide Prakash
208	Article-ID:IJIM_165_06_22	An appraisal on relation of Agni and Ahara Parinamakar Bhavas.	Chougule A.R.
209	Article-ID:IJIM_164_06_22	A critical review of Surgical procedures in Shalyatantra	Rewatkar Y.
210	Article-ID:IJIM_163_05_22	Role of Virechana Karma in Vataja, Pittaj and Kaphaja Pandu (Anemia)	Gupta A
211	Article-ID:IJIM_162_05_22	Critical review of Rakta Kshaya and its Symptomology.	Teli N
212	Article-ID:IJIM_161_05_22	AYURVEDIC MANAGEMENT OF BAHUPITTA KAMALA W.S.R. HEPATOCELLULAR JAUNDICE- A CASE REPORT	Redasani SA
213	Article-ID:IJIM_160_05_22	A STUDY OF VAMAN KARMA AND IT'S INFLUENCE ON BLOOD CHEMISTRY	Gahukar. D
214	Article-ID:IJIM_159_05_22	Conceptual view on Arsha and its Management through Ayurveda Prospective	Rewatkar Y.
215	Article-ID:IJIM_158_05_22	Conceptual review on Sangrahakala i.e., Drug collection by Ayurved literature	Rani Mudgal
216	Article-ID:IJIM_157_05_22	A critical review on Glaucoma and its management in Ayurveda	Niras Anjali
217	Article-ID:IJIM_156_05_22	Conceptual review of Hyperlipidaemia and its treatment according to Ayurveda	Ramteke M
218	Article-ID:IJIM_155_04_22	CONCEPT OF JATHARAGNI AND AVASTHAPAKA (PHASES OF DIGESTION)	Deshpande MG
219	Article-ID:IJIM_154_04_22	Corneal Ectatic Disease - Progression	Chandankhede A.
220	Article-ID:IJIM_153_04_22	A Clinical Study on The Management of Ekakustha (Psoriasis) With Shaman and Shodhan Therapy.	Debnath S.
221	Article-ID:IJIM_152_04_22	Female reproductive system in relation to Srotas and Panchbhautik composition	Kakirwar S.
222	Article-ID:IJIM_151_04_22	Relevance of Diwaswap in Metabolic Disorders	Deshmukh S.H.
223	Article-ID:IJIM_150_03_22	A conceptual study of Asanadi Gana Kwath Ghanavati in the management of Dyslipidemia.	Kulkarni S
224	Article-ID:IJIM_149_03_22	Role of Ayurvedic protocol in successful improvement of post-operative Fournier’s Gangrene- A case study.	Pawar A .D.
225	Article-ID:IJIM_148_03_22	Ayurveda Aspects on Vitiligo and its Management through Classical Approaches of Ayurveda	Gupta S
226	Article-ID:IJIM_147_03_22	A Review on the Ashtonindita, the reason they are included in Ashtonindita and their co-relation with Modern Sciences.	Dongre S M
227	Article-ID:IJIM_146_03_22	Sacrament of Medical Importance: A Detailed Review	Karambhe A
228	Article-ID:IJIM_145_03_22	EFFECT OF HABITUAL USE OF GUTKHA ON HUMAN BEING - AN AYURVEDIC PERSPECTIVE	Tambe s
229	Article-ID:IJIM_144_03_22	A comprehensive review Concept of Aachara Rasayana in Ayurveda	Shende H R
230	Article-ID:IJIM_143_03_22	A perusal on Ayurveda perspective on Hypertension and its Management.	Kadu V.P.
231	Article-ID:IJIM_142_02_22	Concept of Sadatura (Frequently sick person) in Ayurveda	Deshpande MG
232	Article-ID:IJIM_141_02_22	Concept of Chakshusya Dravaya and its action on Chakshu (Eye)	Zaware V
233	Article-ID:IJIM_140_02_22	Critical review on effect of Langhana Upakrama on Sthaulya	Deshpande MG
234	Article-ID:IJIM_139_02_22	Comparative study of Dahan karma and Conjunctivo-limbal autograft Chikitsa in the management of “Arma” (Pterygium).	Dehankar M
235	Article-ID:IJIM_138_02_22	ROLE OF BHALLATAKADYAM TAILA IN WOUND HEALING	Saloni M
236	Article-ID:IJIM_137_02_22	CRITICAL REVIEW OF KUPIPAKWA RASAYANA AND PROBABLE THEORIES BEHIND KUPIPAKWA RASAYANA	Patil D
237	Article-ID:IJIM_136_02_22	ENIGMA LINKED IN PUNARBHAVA: A PARAPHRASING	Shukla M
238	Article-ID:IJIM_135_02_22	A open label clinical study to determine the effectiveness of Erandamooladi Niruha Basti Kit in Gridhrasi ( Lumbar spondylosis with radiculopathy)	Gahukar V
239	Article-ID:IJIM_134_02_22	The concept of Mind (manah) in Ayurveda and its role in prevention & cure of diseases.	Meena Tandle
240	Article-ID:IJIM_133_02_22	A Comparative Study of Vidaaryadi Gana Siddha Ghrita internally and Tab. Cetirizine HCl in Vataj Pratishyaya with Special Reference to Allergic Rhinitis.	Bagde S
241	Article-ID:IJIM_132_02_22	Kushtha Roga: its concept and management through Ayurvedic perspective	Bora A K
242	Article-ID:IJIM_131_01_22	Role of Rasnadi Guggulu and Snehana in Sandhivata (Osteoarthritis)	Upadhyay A.G
243	Article-ID:IJIM_130_01_22	CLINICAL EVALUATION OF KAISHORE GUGGULU WITH KOKILAKSHA KWATHA AS ANUPANA IN THE MANAGEMENT OF VATARAKTA W.R.T. GOUT.	Upadhyay A.G
244	Article-ID:IJIM_129_01_22	A critical appraisal on Agnikarma for the management of Dagdha vrana.	Dr. Dharmpal Patil ,
245	Article-ID:IJIM_128_01_22	A Conceptual Study of Dhatuposhana Nyaya Regarding to Digestion And Metabolism.	Pooja B
246	Article-ID:IJIM_127_01_22	A critical Review of karshya disease and its Ayurveda Management	Shreevani P
247	Article-ID:IJIM_126_01_22	Importance of Bhramari Pranayama in Nidranash(Insomnia)- A review article	Bansod N
248	Article-ID:IJIM_125_01_22	Concept of Yoni Srava in different pathological condition in Yonivyapada.	Gawande N S
249	Article-ID:IJIM_124_12_21	An open labelled single group experimental study of Jaloukavacharana (Leech Therapy) as intervention and reduction in inflammatory markers with joint inflammation as outcome in patients of Aamvata(Rhematoid Arthritis).	Asutkar S
250	Article-ID:IJIM_123_12_21	Critical review of Indralupta in Ayurveda and its management	Pawan Kumar
251	Article-ID:IJIM_122_12_21	Critical review of Jalaukaavachara?a in Ayurveda and its role in Indralupta.	Pawan Kumar
252	Article-ID:IJIM_121_12_21	critical review on Garbhini-Paricharya (Ante Natal Care) described in various Ayurveda Samhitas	Tarar KD
253	Article-ID:IJIM_120_12_21	Analytical comparison of Kavach Beej before and after purification	Sheth S
254	Article-ID:IJIM_119_12_21	An insight of Asthi sharira according to Ayurveda	Nandurkar N. D
255	Article-ID:IJIM_118_12_21	Analysis on Mode of action of Garbhasrava Chikitsa	Sindhu Umesh
256	Article-ID:IJIM_117_12_21	SUTIKA PARICHARYA IN AYURVEDA	Patil T
257	Article-ID:IJIM_116_12_21	A Review on Role of Rasayan Chikitsa in Netragat Vyadhi and its Practical Application	Patil S
258	Article-ID:IJIM_115_12_21	A Critical Appraisal on Vatarakta with reference to Gouty Arthritis and its Ayurveda prospective of Management.	Dr.Anjali Punia
259	Article-ID:IJIM_114_12_21	A review on Concept of Viruddha Ahara and its Pathological Consequences on Health.	Dr. Kishor Daulatrao Tarar
260	Article-ID:IJIM_113_11_21	Critical review on etiopathology and Management of Pandu Roga	Tejaswinee Chavan
261	Article-ID:IJIM_112_11_21	Critical review on Samprapti Ghataka and Management of Amlapitta	Apurva.P.Bakwad
262	Article-ID:IJIM_111_11_21	Critical study of ayurvedic concept of Dhamanigata Vata (hypertension)	Rajeshwari .B.M
263	Article-ID:IJIM_110_11_21	Critical review on pathogenesis and management of Vicharchika W.S.R. To Eczema	Sunil L. Khot
264	Article-ID:IJIM_109_11_21	Interstitial Cystitis (IC) -Ayurvedic Approach	Dr Shilpa Premchand Badhe
265	Article-ID:IJIM_108_11_21	A review on Timir with reference to Myopia and its management in Ayurveda	Niras Anjali
266	Article-ID:IJIM_107_11_21	An Appraisal on Therapeutic action of Nasya therapy and review on Nasya Dravya.	Shinde S.P
267	Article-ID:IJIM_106_11_21	An appraisal on ill effects of Nidra, Mutra and Purisha Veg-vidharana on Health.	Chougule AR
268	Article-ID:IJIM_105_11_21	A Clinical Evaluation of Triphala Khadir Kwath Dhawan in Management of Ahiputana w.s.r. to Napkin Rash. Gund PL	Gund PL
269	Article-ID:IJIM_104_11_21	A comparative clinical study to evaluate the effect of Pathadi Churna and Balchaturbhadra Yoga in the management of Atisara w.s.r. to ‘Bacterial Diarrhoea.	Mane HD
270	Article-ID:IJIM_103_11_21	An open label clinical study to determine the Efficacy of Kshar-tail with Til-tail Uttarbasti as an alternative to Tuboplasty – a unique approach in the management of infertility related to Tubal block	Bawane Vishnu
271	Article-ID:IJIM_102_10_21	A Clinical study on Ashmaribhedan Compound with special reference to Ashmari (Urolithiasis)	Meshram R M
272	Article-ID:IJIM_101_10_21	A AYURVEDIC REVIEW ON BHALLATAK - AN IRRITANT ORGANIC VEGETABLE POISON	Shinde P P
273	Article-ID:IJIM_100_10_21	CONCEPTUAL STUDY OF NIDRA AND NIDRANASH	Dhade B
274	Article-ID:IJIM_99_10_21	A Review on Ayurvedic cure for ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder ) among Children	Nandeshwar K P
275	Article-ID:IJIM_98_10_21	A RANDOMIZED COMPARATIVE OPEN CLINICAL TRIAL ON THE EFFECT OF YAVADI KWATH AND PATOLADI KWATH IN THE MANAGEMENT OF AMLAPITTA	Pawar K N
276	Article-ID:IJIM_97_10_21	An Appraisal on Vyadhikshamatva-Oja-Dosha relation and its effect on Body’s ability to Resist Diseases.	Rehpade M
277	Article-ID:IJIM_96_10_21	A Case Series on Dengue Fever (~ Pittaja Jwara) Treated with Ayurvedic Treatment.	Urkude G D
278	Article-ID:IJIM_95_10_21	????????? ? ???? ??? ??????? ????????	zongagneneusy
279	Article-ID:IJIM_94_09_21	AYURVEDIC MANAGEMENT OF VONI VRANA (EPISIOTOMY WOUND	Sarwesh kumar
280	Article-ID:IJIM_93_09_21	STUDY OF EFFICACY OF MATHIT YOG IN “MADATYAYA”.	Barbudhe A.
281	Article-ID:IJIM_92_09_21	PARA-SURGICAL PROCEDURE IN AYURVEDA RELATED TO STREEROGA AND PRASUTITANTRA	Patil T.
282	Article-ID:IJIM_91_09_21	Concept and management of Asthikshaya in Rajonivruttikala (Menopausal Osteoporosis) in Ayurveda	Ramugade D.
283	Article-ID:IJIM_90_09_21	An Appraisal on Raktavaha Srotas with reference to Circulatory system of Human Body	Pareek V.
284	Article-ID:IJIM_89_09_21	An appraisal on Rationale of Agni and need of balanced Agni for Hair	Pareek S.
285	Article-ID:IJIM_88_09_21	AYURVEDA: AN ETERNAL SCIENCE OF LIFE WITH AN UNAMBIGUOUS RELEVANCE IN CONTEMPORARY ERA	Patil S.C.
286	Article-ID:IJIM_87_09_21	Elaborative Review for The Role of Etiological Factor in Pathogenesis of Khalitya (Hair fall)	Tirankar M.P.
287	Article-ID:IJIM_86_09_21	Critical Evaluation of Relevance of Ancient Medical Knowledge System and Teaching Methodology in Modern Era.	Waghe SD
288	Article-ID:IJIM_85_09_21	CLINICAL STUDY OF “HARIDRADWAYA RASKRIYA” IN EPISIOTOMY WOUND HEALING.	Sarwesh kumar
289	Article-ID:IJIM_84_08_21	TO EVALUATE THE CLINICAL EFFICACY OF “AGNIKARMA” IN THE MANAGEMENT OF AVABAHUKA (FROZEN SHOULDER)	Kadu Abhay
290	Article-ID:IJIM_83_08_21	Worm infestation (Krumi) and its Ayurveda Etiopathogenesis.	Sahasrabudhe S.
291	Article-ID:IJIM_82_08_21	Guggul: an Ayurveda drug, Scientific appraisal and Clinical uses.	Zade LR
292	Article-ID:IJIM_81_08_21	A CASE STUDY - AYURVEDIC MANAGEMENT OF SANDHIVAT (KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS)	Kharche PS
293	Article-ID:IJIM_80_08_21	An appraisal of Immunity with reference to Vyadhikshamatwa in Ayurved.	Thote V V
294	Article-ID:IJIM_79_08_21	COMPARATIVE STUDY TO EVALUATE THE EFFECT OF SAHACHARAADI TAILA KATI BASTI AND GOKSHURAADI TAILA KATI BASTI IN THE MANAGEMENT OF VATAJA GRIDHRASI WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO SCIATICA.	Vajreshwari V
295	Article-ID:IJIM_78_07_21	COMPARATIVE STUDY TO EVALUATE THE EFFICACY OF KOLAKULATTHADI CHURNA PINDA SWEDA AND ERANDMOOLA CHURNA PINDA SWEDA ON AVABAHUKA WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO FROZEN SHOULDER	Sumit Ingole
296	Article-ID:IJIM_77_07_21	A Comparative Clinical Study to evaluate the effect of Brahmi Taila Shirodhara and Bala Hatadi Taila Shirodhara in the management of Anidra with special reference to primary Insomnia	Anup Shinde
297	Article-ID:IJIM_76_06_21	AN APPRAISAL OF ON RASAWAHA SROTAS AND DHATU-SARATA IN AYURVEDA.	Waghamre SS
298	Article-ID:IJIM_75_06_21	Perspective of Ayurveda on use of medicinal plants to avoid possible risk in Garbhini	Bawane Vishnu
299	Article-ID:IJIM_74_06_21	STUDY OF EFFICACY OF KUSHAMOOL YOGA IN THE MANAGEMENT OF RAKTARSHA.	Manjare VR
300	Article-ID:IJIM_73_06_21	A STUDY ON EFFICACY OF AYURVEDA INDIGENOUS FORMULATIONS IN KASA (COUGH) AMONG POST COVID-19 PATIENTS.	Yende M.R
301	Article-ID:IJIM_72_06_21	A CRITICAL REVIEW STUDY ON CONCEPT OF KSHIPRA MARMA W.S.R. TO URDHVASHAKHA	Gacche A.M.
302	Article-ID:IJIM_71_06_21	COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW ON FISSURE-IN-ANO W.S.R. TO PARIKARTIKA	Dwivedi Amarprakash
303	Article-ID:IJIM_70_05_21	CRITICAL STUDY OF CONCEPT OF DISHA (DIRECTION) IN AYURVEDA & JYOTISH SCIENCE WSR TO ITS MEDICAL APPLICATION	Waghe S.D.
304	Article-ID:IJIM_69_05_21	SYSTEMIC REVIEW OF GANDUSH DRUGS AGAINST ORAL CARE W.S.R. TO ASHTANG HRUDAYA	Rajput SK.
305	Article-ID:IJIM_68_05_21	SYSTEMIC REVIEW OF KAVAL DRUGS AGAINST ORAL CARE W.S.R. TO ASHTANG HRUDAYA	Rajput SK.
306	Article-ID:IJIM_67_05_21	Review on concept of Ojas in Ayurveda with reference to Immunology	Patil S.
307	Article-ID:IJIM_66_04_21	A REVIEW ON PRATISHAY (RHINITIS) AND ITS MANAGEMENT IN COMMON PRACTICE.	Mulani Imran G.
308	Article-ID:IJIM_65_04_21	Usefulness of Kriyakalpa in Shalakya: A Review article	Chandankhede Amit
309	Article-ID:IJIM_64_04_21	CRITICAL COMPARATIVE STUDY OF ANCIENT AND PRESENTLY AVAILABLE ‘HARIT SAMHITA’ WSR TO CHIKITSA YOGAS	Subhash D. Waghe
310	Article-ID:IJIM_63_03_21	Pharmaceutical Study of Pippalyadya Lauha	Amit Kapila
311	Article-ID:IJIM_62_03_21	DRONAPUSHPI [Leucas aspera(willd)Link.] – A Review Article	Pranam S. Kharche
312	Article-ID:IJIM_61_03_21	A Critical Review Sarata with reference to Raktasarata.	Umale Anand
313	Article-ID:IJIM_60_03_21	A cross sectional study on lipid profile among patient attending Govt Ayurveda Hospital.	Hange D
314	Article-ID:IJIM_59_03_21	. The study of co-relation between Raktasarata and Medha with reference to to Intelligence quotient (IQ).	Umale A S
315	Article-ID:IJIM_58_03_21	A Critical Review on Balgraha and their clinical significance in perspective of Kaumarbhritya	Pimpale Anand G
316	Article-ID:IJIM_57_03_21	An Appraisal of etiopathogenesis review of Arsha vyadhi according to Ayurveda	Suryawanshi R
317	Article-ID:IJIM_58_03_21	MANAGEMENT OF OBESITY THROUGH AYURVEDA: AN OVERVIEW	Pathrikar Anaya
318	Article-ID:IJIM_56_03_21	Critical analysis of Application of Jyotishiya Panchanga Concept in Ayurveda	Subhash D. Waghe1
319	Article-ID:IJIM_54_02_21	Oral Hygiene and Ayurveda care with reference to COVID -19	Ranu S. Ingole
320	Article-ID:IJIM_53_02_21	Critical review on Pharmaco-therapeutical evaluation of Shunthi (Zingiber officinale).	Anita Kale
321	Article-ID:IJIM_52_02_21	MEDICINAL PLANTS W.S.R TO RAJA VALLABHA NIGHANTU- A REVIEW .	Umakant N. Rabb
322	Article-ID:IJIM_51_02_21	Review on Rachana Sharir of Kati and Katikasheruka with special reference to lumbar spine disorders.	Sandip S. Lanje
323	Article-ID:IJIM_50_02_21	A critical review of Dushivisha in Agadtantra and applied aspects of Management.	Vaishali M. Suryawanshi
324	Article-ID:IJIM_49_02_21	Critical Analysis of Rasa Chandashu Ukta Iatrogenic Disorders Due to Consumption of Impure Minerals and Metals	Subhash D. Waghe
325	Article-ID:IJIM_48_02_21	Clinical Study of Tindukamrita capsule with Nirgundi Patra Panda Sweda in the management on Amavata	Shakuntala Sundi
326	Article-ID:IJIM_46_01_20	ANALYTICAL STUDY OF SWARNAMAKSHIKA BHASMA AS PER RASATARANGINI	Rajni Bhardwaj
327	Article-ID:IJIM_45_01_20	Clinical Assessment of Dwipanchmuladya tail basti in the Management of Amavata vis-a–vis Rheumatoid Arthritis.	Sunil Kumar
328	Article-ID:IJIM_44_01_20	Review of Rasoushadhis [Herbo-mineral Preparations] for Haemorrhoids	Ahalya S
329	Article-ID:IJIM_43_01_20	Vranopachara – Shuddha Vrana Management– A Case Study	Rashmi TM
330	Article-ID:IJIM_42_01_20	CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF DIK DAHA CONCEPT IN AYURVEDIC & JYOTISH SCIENCE W.S.R. TO OMEN & NATURAL CALAMITY	Subhash D. Waghe
331	Article-ID:IJIM_41_12_20	Apamarga Ksharasutra In Management of Fistula in- Ano : A Clinical Study	Apeksha P Moray
332	Article-ID:IJIM_40_12_20	Vandhyatwa (female infertility) - Ayurveda Aspect.	Priyanka Ravindra Deore
333	Article-ID:IJIM_39_12_20	COVID-19 in Ayurvedic Point of view	Ashikaa. KS
334	Article-ID:IJIM_38_12_20	Need to enlighten and approval for Pathological procedures by M.D. Ayurveda (Rognidan evum Vikruti Vigyan).	Vinay Pandey
335	Article-ID:IJIM_37_12_20	Critical Study of Ayurvedokta Ratnas (Gem Stones) Advised as Graha Shanti Measures for Graha Rogas in Jyotish Science	Subhash D. Waghe
336	Article-ID:IJIM_36_11_20	Outlook of Ayurveda in recent COVID-19 Pandemic	Santosh T. Kadam
337	Article-ID:IJIM_35_11_20	Scientific writing method of Synopsis for Post Graduates students.	Dr. Danga S.K
338	Article-ID:IJIM_34_11_20	Wound Dehiscence – An Ayurvedic Viewpoint	Sathish HS
339	Article-ID:IJIM_33_11_20	Integrative Therapy (Naturopathy, Yoga and Ayurveda) Helped in Obesity – A case Study	Anuradha Khandekar
340	Article-ID:IJIM_32_11_20	Critical Study of Graha (Planet) Dhatu (Tissue) Relationship And Diseases Caused By Them In Ayurveda & Jyotish Science	Subhash D. Waghe
341	Article-ID:IJIM_31_10_20	CLINICAL STUDY OF SALSARADI GANA BHAWIT (THREE TIMES) SHILAJATU IN THE MANAGEMENT OF MADHUMEHA.	Munna Kumar
342	Article-ID:IJIM_30_10_20	ROLE OF SUTASEKHAR RAS AND VAMAN KARMA IN AMLAPITTA : AN OBSERVATIONAL STUDY	Subhrajyoti Chakraborty
343	Article-ID:IJIM_29_10_20	AYURVEDIC MANAGEMENT OF SRAVI VICHARCHIKA – A CASE STUDY	Rashmi TM
344	Article-ID:IJIM_28_10_20	IDENTIFICATION OF ALAGARDA VARIETY OF LEECH	SATHISH HS
345	Article-ID:IJIM_27_10_20	CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF IMPACT OF DIFFERENT DIRECTIONAL WIND ON HEALTH AND DISEASE FROM AYURVEDIC & JYOTISHIYA POINT OF VIEW	Subhash D. Waghe
346	Article-ID:IJIM_26_09_20	Mutra Pariksha – An Ancient Ayurvedic Method of Urine Examination	Shantibhushan R Handur
347	Article-ID:IJIM_25_09_20	EXPLORING UPAMA ALANKARA IN AYURVEDA WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO CHARAKOKTA TRIMARMEEYA SIDDHI ADHYAYA.	Mayuri Narayanrao Manwatkar
348	Article-ID:IJIM_24_09_20	EXPLORATION OF THE CONCEPT OF UDVARTANA – A REVIEW FROM BRIHATTRAYI	Jasminbegam Bashirahmad Momin
349	Article-ID:IJIM_23_09_20	A CLINICAL STUDY ON HARITAKI WITH SAUVARCHALA LAVANA JALA AS ANUPANA IN PURISHAJA ANAHA (CONSTIPATION) WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO YUKTI GUNA (ANUPANA YOJANA)	Sunny C. Patil
350	Article-ID:IJIM_22_09_20	CRITICAL STUDY OF CONCEPT OF KALA (TIME) IN AYURVED AND JYOTISH SCIENCE AND ITS INFLUENCE ON HEALTH & DISEASE	Subhash D. Waghe
351	Article-ID:IJIM_21_08_20	Shadangpaniya: A systematic review with special context to COVID-19.	Shravan Sheth
352	Article-ID:IJIM_20_08_20	Role of Santulit Ahara (Balanced diet) As Preventive Medicine in Mahasrotas	Vidya Dole
353	Article-ID:IJIM_19_08_20	SYSTEMIC REVIEW OF AMRUTMANJIRI, A POTENT AYURVED HERBOMINERAL COMBINATION AGAINST COVID-19 PANDEMIC.	Usha Rajput
354	Article-ID:IJIM_18_08_20	Critical Study of Concept of Utpata (Natural Calamities) in Ayurved and Jyotish Science and Its Influence on Epidemic Diseases with special reference to COVID-19.”	Subhash D. Waghe1
355	Article-ID:IJIM_17_08_20	Critical Comparative Study of Ayurvedic and Jyotishiya Daiva Vyapashraya Chikitsa w.s.r. to Pyrexia of Unknown Origin.	Subhash D. Waghe
356	Article-ID:IJIM_47_01_20	Analytical Study of Pippalyadya Loha; A herbo-mineral preparation	Amit Kapila
357	Article-ID:IJIM_16_07_20	A review of mercury and its toxicity and safety regarding Agadtantra	Lanjekar Sadaf
358	Article-ID:IJIM_17_07_20	Divine therapy: One of the important treatment modalities in Ayurveda by Acharya Charka.	Pachpute Shital P
359	Article-ID:IJIM_17_07_20	Role of Swasthavritta and Nidana in Management of Sthoulya (Obesity).	Nesari Sunanda N.
360	Article-ID:IJIM_16_07_20	Critical Study of Panchmahabhut Siddhanta In Ayurvedic And Jyotish Science WSR To Dosha, Dhatu & Prakriti	Waghe Subhash D
361	Article-ID:IJIM_12_06_20	Management of Chhardi (vomiting) according to Ayurveda and role of Eladi Gutika in Paediatric age group	Ladvikar Kalpana
362	Article-ID:IJIM_11_06_20	Conceptual review on Chitrakadi Vati as a Agnideepan in Mahasrotas	Mahendra Ther
363	Article-ID:IJIM_10_06_20	Systematic review on Nadi sharir with reference to Dhamani and Sira and its allied aspect in Ayurveda.	Girgune C.S.
364	Article-ID:IJIM_9_06_20	Vasa Sneha- A rare but potent Ayurvedic remedy	Jadhav NM
365	Article-ID:IJIM_8_06_20	Comparative Clinical Study of Guduchyadi Yoga and Triphala Churna in the Management of Sthaulya with special reference to Obesity	Sheshrao Bhaurao Meshram
366	Article-ID:IJIM_7_06_20	Observational Study of Anguli Praman and its Co-relation with Anthropometric Measurements with special reference to Sthulata (Overweight).	Prashant U. Shinde
367	Article-ID:IJIM_6_05_20	Critical analysis of height weight ratio in Ayurvedic and Jyotish science W.S.R. to Obesity	Waghe Subhash D
368	Article-ID:IJIM_5_05_20	Need and scope of standardization of scoring for clinical symptoms described in Ayurveda	Rajput DS.
369	Article-ID:IJIM_4_05_20	Systemic review of Yashtimadhu (Glycyrrhiza glabra Linn); A potent Ayurvedic herb against Covid-19 pandemic.	Gulhane CM
370	Article-ID:IJIM_3_05_20	Drug efficacy of Khadiradi kashaya on Purishaj krimi.	Danga S.K
371	Article-ID:IJIM_2_05_20	Physicochemical Standardization of Lekhan Basti	Auti SS
372	Article-ID:IJIM_1_05_20	Clinical study of efficacy of Takradhara (Shirodhara) in improving quality of life of Ekakushtha (Psoriasis) Patients.	Gulhane CM

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