Some medicinal plants and their DPP-4 inhibitory activity
Some medicinal plants and their dpp4 inhibitory activity from AyurvedaNetwork
Module on “Physiology of Indriya” by Dr. Vandana Verma
Physiology of Indriya
Dr. Vandana Verma, Assistant Profess, Department of Kriya Sharira,
Faculty of Ayurveda, IMS, BHU, Varanasi
Objectives
What is Indriya
Types of Indryia
Panchbhautika...
Lecture Note: “Principles of Physiology in Ayurveda” (Part -2- Digestion)
“Principles of Physiology in Ayurveda"
(Part-2 Digestion)
This is a transcript prepared by Dr. Varsha More,
based on the lecture available at Ayurvedic Principles of Human Physiology
Digestive...
“Patient welfare comes first; commitment to Ayurveda is next”- Prof. Muralidhara Sharma
Interview with Prof. Muralidhara Sharma
Conducted via email by Dr. Kishor Patwardhan
We are pleased to present an interview with Professor Muralidhara Sharma. Following the publication of...
Lecture Note: “An Introduction to Panchkarma & Shodhana Chikitsa”
“An Introduction to
Panchkarma & Shodhana Chikitsa”
Dr Abhinav
Assistant Professor, Dept of Panchakarma,
Faculty of Ayurveda, IMS, BHU
based...
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