This book is the translation of the original work "Madanapala Nighantu" by a king Madanapala. The work has been translated by the reputed scholar Vaidya Bhagwan Dash. It is one of the rare works of Ayurveda which are not available today in any other language other than Sanskrit. The publication of this text was therefore essential for the benefit of readers looking for original work.Over 500 ingredients which have medicinal properties have been described in the book. A detailed information has been provided with respect to description of the various elements and products present in the nature like the edible fruits and vegetables, cereals, meat, different liquids like water, milk and urine with their medicinal properties. It tells us about the innumerable curative properties which mother nature has in store and how to use them for the benefit for our health and have a better life, free from diseases and ailments. The book is divided into thirteen chapters, each being classified into various categories depending upon the source.

Materia Medica of Ayurveda (English and Sanskrit Edition)

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Vaidya Bhagwan Dash

Alternative Medicine

B. Jain Publishers Pvt. Ltd.

Language: English Pages: 236 (22 B/W Illustrations) About the Book In view of the growing popularity of Ayurveda in India and abroad, there is a growing demand from students, teachers and research workers for books on different aspects of this unique system of Life-Science in a non-technical and easily understandable language, particularly in English. Alchemy (transmutation of ordinary mercury into gold, etc.), Which is considered to be a myth in the West was in practice in this country much before 5th cent. B.C. and it was practically demonstrated in Delhi in the presence of some leading personalities only a few years back. Metals and Minerals which are very toxic when taken internally in unprocessed form, are made absolutely non-toxic and therapeutically very potent. A killer-poison is converted into a healer nectar by special processes and these processed metals and minerals and their preparations are used by Ayurvedic physicians for the treatment of diseases with absolute confidence since thousands of years. Unlike some of the synthetic and so-called wonder drugs of the present day, the Ayurvedic metallic preparations have no undetected slow poisoning effect. Instead of side (toxic) effects, these metallic preparations produce side benefits. While they cure some of the obstinate and otherwise incurable and promote longevity. Thus, these are useful for both patients and healthy persons. This book describes details of the methods prescribed in texts and followed by manufactures as well as physicians for processing the metals and minerals including gems, jewels and poisonous vegetable products along with the basic Physico-Chemical as well as Philosophical concepts for these students, teachers, scientists and intellectuals. About the Author Vaidya Bhagwa

Alchemy and Metallic Medicines in Ayurveda

Concept Publishing Company

Ayurveda is both a science of life and a system of medicine.  In each of theseaspects it emerges as an integral science whose objective is to treat the person as a whole.  This handbook is intended as the first in a series of course bookson Ayurveda which can be utilized with great profit by the assiduous student ofAyurveda, the medical practitioner or the specialist as well as the averagelayperson who wishes to lead a harmonious life in tune with nature.

Handbook of Ayurveda

Manfred M. Junius

Concept Publishing Company Pvt. Ltd.

Pharmacopoeia of Tibetan medicine (Indian medical science series)

History

Asia

Sri Satguru Publications

Vol. I. Sutra Sthana: Introduction/Alex Wayman. Foreword/Pandit Shiv Sharma Preface 1. Quest for longevity (Dirghanjivitiya). 2. Dehusked seeds of Achyranthes Aspera Linn. (Apamargatanduliya). 3. Cassia Fistula Linn. (Aragvadhiya). 4. Six hundred purgatives (Sadvirecanasatasritiya). 5. Quantitative dietetics (Matrasitiya). 6. Qualitative dietetics (Tasyasitiya). 7. Non-suppression of natural urges (Navegandharaniya). 8. Description of sense organs (Indriyopakramaniya). 9. Brief chapter on the quadruple of therapeutics (Khuddakacatuspada). 10. Detailed chapter on the quadruple of therapeutics (Mahacatuspada). 11. Three basic desires of life (Tisraisaniya). 12. Merits and demerits of Vata (Vatakalakaliya). 13. Oleation therapy (Sneha). 14. Fomentation therapy (Sveda). 15. Requirements of a physician (Upakalpaniya). 16. Duties of a qualified physician (Cikitsaprabhrtiya). 17. Enumeration of diseases relating to head (Kiyantah sirasiya). 18. Three types of swelling (Trisothiya). 19. Eight abdominal diseases (Astodariya). 20. Major chapter on diseases (Maharogadhyaya). 21. Eight types of undesirable constitution (Astauninditiya). 22. Reducing and nourishing therapies (Langhanabrmhaniya). 23. Refreshing regimen (Santarpaniya). 24. Blood formation and the regimen therefor (Vidhisonitiya). 25. Origin of man and his diseases (Jajjahpurusiya). 26. Discourse among Atreya, Bhadrakapya etc., (Atreyabhadrakapiya). 27. Properties of diet and drinks (Annapanavidhi). 28. Various types of food and drinks (Vividhasitapitiya). 29. Ten resorts of life (Dasapranayataniya). 30. Ten vessels having their roots in the heart (Arthedasamahamuliya). Vol. II. Nidanasthana-Indriyasthan: I. Nidanasthana: 1. Diagnosis of fever (Jvara Nidana). 2. Diagnosis of Raktapitta a condition characterised by bleeding from various parts of the body (Raktapitta Nidana). 3. Diagnosis of Gulma or phantom tumour (Gulma Nidana). 4. Diagnosis of Prameha or obstinate urinary disorders including diabetes mellitus (Prameha Nidana). 5. Diagnosis of Kustha or obstinate skin diseases including leprosy (Kustha-Nidana). 6. Diagnosis of consumption (Sosa Nidana). 7. Diagnosis of insanity (Unmada Nidana). 8. Diagnosis of epilepsy (Apasmara Nidana). II. Vimanasthana: 1. Specific attributes of Rasa or tastes (Rasa Vimana). 2. Specific characteristics of stomach capacity (Trividhakuksiya Vimana). 3. Epidemics (Janapadodhvamsaniya Vimana). 4. Determination of factors for understanding diseases (Trividha roga visesavijnaniya Vimana). 5. Channels of circulation (Sroto Vimana). 6. Specific characteristics of diseases (Roganika Vimana). 7. Specific characteristics of patients (Vyadhitarupiya Vimana). 8. Specific requirements of treatment (Rogabhisagjitiya Vimana). III. Sarira Sthana: 1. Empirical soul (Katidhapurusiya Sarira). 2. Embryological development (Atulyagotriya Sarira). 3. Formation of embryo (Khuddika Garbhavakranti Sarira). 4. Formation of embryo (Mahati Garbhavakranti Sarira). 5. Individual and universe (Purusavicaya Sarira). 6. Constitution of physique (Sariravicaya Sarira). 7. Enumeration of organs (Sarirasamkhya Sarira). 8. Method of procreation (Jatisutriya Sarira). IV. Indriyasthana: 1. Changes in complexion and voice indicating imminent death (Varna svariya Indriya). 2. Changes in odour indicating imminent death (Puspitaka Indriya). 3. Tacticle changes indicating imminent death (Parimarsaniya Indriya). 4. Characteristic features of sense organs indicating imminent death (Indriyanika Indriya). 5. Premon

Caraka Samhita: Text With English Translation & Critical Exposition Based on Cakrapani Datta's Ayurveda Dipika (7 Volume Set)

Ram Karan Sharma

Chowkhamba Sanskrit Series

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