Paper Details

Name: Arvind Paikrao
Country: India

Year: 2021
Volume: Volume-8, Issue-1 (January-June)
Page Number: 8- 11

Abstract
The people are already very much undergoing of allopathic medicine due to different disorders across the
Globe. One of the major health problem is metabolic disorder where the rate of consumptions of pills is
more. This burden of consumption allopathic medicine is again increased much more during currant scenario
which is occurred by COVID-19.
By consuming many allopathic medicine, there is lots of burden which is not only it hamper the health of
particular person who is consuming it, but also it is hampering over the modern health system, i.e. there is
very horrible situation is happening in the current scenario due to COVID-19 crisis.
As Ayurveda is the ancient science & also known as the science of the life. The Ayurveda does not only tells
about the how someone can be leave healthy without diseases, but it also tells about how could treats the
diseases. i.e. the objectives of the Ayurveda are as, “swasthasya swasthy rakshanam, & aturasya roga
prashamanam cha”.
So, Ayurveda could be helpful over this worst situation (low down the rate of consumptions of pills)? How it
can be? It will be explored over here. In other word, Ayurveda, could be very effectively, low down the
consumption of pills (i.e.modern medicine). There are many solutions over this problem, such as by eating
healthy food, avoiding the junk food, by following the dincharya (daily routine), rutucharya (following
seasonal regimine), seasonal purification, taking mental care etc & many more.
The “swassthasy swasthya rakshanam” to prove this principle fruitful one should be aware of common body
bio-purification procedures (Panchakarma therapy their effect) with their benefits on the human body.
Key Words: - Burden of consumption of pills (modern medicine), Ayurveda as solution for low down rate
consumption of modern medicine, Ayurveda Panchakrm therapy, bio-purifications of Ayurveda, snehan
(oilation), swedana (sudation), vamana (emesis), virechana (purgation), basti (medicated emema) nasya
(nasal medication), raktamokshana (bloodletting therapy) etc.