Hepato-Biliary Diseases & Ayurveda -A Comprehensive Guide to Diagnosis & Treatment

Feb1

Book Details:
ISBN-13: 978-3-659-33107-7
ISBN-10: 3659331074
EAN: 9783659331077
Book language: English
Number of pages: 128
Published on: 2013-01-29
Available at – https://www.morebooks.de/store/gb/book/hepato-biliary-diseases-ayurveda/isbn/978-3-659-33107-7

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Management of Scorpion Stings in Ayurveda

Jan7

Dear Sir / Madam,
I am extremely delighted to inform you that my first book “Management of Scorpion Stings in Ayurveda” has been published by “LAP Lambert Academic publishing (2012-11-17)” Heinrich – Böcking-Str. 6-8, 66121, Saarbrücken, Germany. I am thankful to all of you for your support. Your valuable comments are highly solicited.

Book Details:
ISBN-13 : 978-3-659-30372-2
ISBN-10 : 3659303720
EAN : 9783659303722
Number of pages : 280
Published on:2012-11-17

For Details – https://www.morebooks.de/store/gb/book/management-of-scorpion-stings-in-ayurveda/isbn/978-3-659-30372-2

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IJYAS – Call For Papers

Jun28

International Journal of Young Ayurveda Scientists (IJYAS)


The Editor invites scientific papers for favour of publication in IJYAS which is a peer-reviewed, multidisciplinary alternative medicine journal dealing especially with Ayurveda & Yoga including Pharmacognosy, Ethno-botany, Ethno-medicine, Taxonomy, Ethno-pharmacology, Biotechnology, Medicinal Chemistry, Pharmacology, Clinical Pharmacology, Phyto-chemistry etc. IJYAS aims to found a platform to publish researches done by young hearts in Ayurveda. It is a forum for researchers, medical practitioners and other professionals to record, publish, and share ideas and research findings that serve to enhance the understanding of the aetiology, symptoms, diagnosis, prevention, control and management of human disease conditions.
The IJYAS publishes original scientific research reports, case reports, short communications, letters to the editor and reviews, which cover significant new findings in all areas of medical, biomedical and health sciences (including epidemiology, public and environmental health). Book reviews, scientific news and conference proceedings are published on special request. All manuscripts will be peer reviewed, to ensure the maintenance of high standards and quality in the IJYAS.
For the introductory issue of IJYAS charges towards handling / processing and publication of all the manuscripts which are worthy and suitable can be waived by editor.
Interested authors / contributors are requested to follow the guidelines for preparation and submission of manuscripts as detailed in the section “Instructions for Authors” on IJYAS blog (www.ijyas.blogspot.in). Apt implementation of the guidelines will help to speed up the processing and review of manuscripts.
Editor-in-Chief
IJYAS

No permission to Ayurvedic doctors in UP to practice Allopathy

Jun21

Lucknow: Uttar Pradesh government on Tuesday ruled out giving permission to Ayurvedic doctors to practice allopathy and give medicines and treatment to patients like MBBS doctors. “The government cannot allow Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery (BAMS) doctors to do the work of MBBS doctors and provide allopathic treatment. It’s not possible… If such a thing is done, there will be no need for MBBS studies,” Parliamentary Affairs Minister Mohammad Azam Khan said in the state Assembly. He was replying to an adjournment notice given by some Congress members who asked the government to grant permission to BAMS doctors to provide allopathic treatment like MBBS doctors. Khan, however, said the government could consider the matter if associations of BAMS and MBBS doctors arrived at any conclusion on this issue and informed the authorities.

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Priest with a healing touch against Venoms

Apr19

KANNUR: He is not a physician by profession and should have devoted his life preaching. But Father Augustine, a Syrian Catholic priest from Mandya in Karnataka, believes in action. Using Ayurvedic medicines, the 58-year-old priest treats snakebites at his Christalaya Visha Chikitsalaya. “Though the modern medicine is apprehensive about Ayurvedic treatment for snakebites, I believe it is more effective and holistic,” said the priest who was in Kannur to attend Vasukiyam 2012, a national seminar on snakebites and its treatment last week.

The priest claims to have cured over 10,000 patients in the last 20 years with no cases of death.

It was in 1982 that he was posted as a priest in Karnataka by MST (Missionary Society of St Thomas the Apostle. He reached Hadanur in Mandya in 1984., where the MST was also running a clinic.

“In 1991, I noticed that there were many cases of snakebites in the locality. In Mandya there are different types of poisonous snakes. People have many superstitions and beliefs about snakebites,” said Fr Augustine.

Born in Kadanad near Pala, his mother Mariyakutty was a traditional healer of snakebites. “She had taught me some methods, and I decided to use my training. That’s how I started the Christalaya Visha Chikitsalaya,” he said.

Augustine is so confident about his methods that he doubts the WHO’s opinion that making incisions and binding with tourniquet is not correct. “Though WHO is against this, my experience is that incision and tourniquet helps controlling the spread of the poison in body. A major portion of the poison will go when the wound is washed after making an incision,” he says.

Unlike modern medicine, in Ayurveda there are different treatment for different types of snakebites, says Fr Augustine. “From the symptoms of a patient and also the local symptoms near the snakebite wound, we can understand the nature of snakebite and the type of snake so that we can give proper treatment,” he said.

He said that the follow-up treatments are also more effective in Ayurveda. Augustine believes that modern medicine should be integrated for effective snakebite treatment in India.

From his experience, he also says that the intensity of the snakebite varies depending on high and low tide that occurs due to the gravitational interaction between the Earth and the Moon. “Also, immediately after monsoon, the possibility of snakebite is more,” says the priest.

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