Efficacy of Vaitarana Basti with respective to Ayurveda
Abstract
Vaitarana means a river which can bring back dead to live, Vaitarana Basti has described as a Shodhana Basti. Vaitarana Basti is classified by Acharya Vangasena and Acharya Chakradutta of its different combination. Vaitarana Basti mainly indicated in Amavasthajanya Vikara and Vata-Kapha Pradoshaja Vikara. Vaitarana Basti is best modality in the condition of Ama and Leena Dosha for Shodhana and Dosha Nirharana. Vaitarana Basti helps in the removal of Ama-Shula-Shotha Avastha and Kaphavarana.
Keywords: Vaitarana Basti, Shodhana Basti, Acharya Vangasena, Acharya Chakradutta
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https://doi.org/10.22270/jddt.v8i6-s.2122References
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