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Ayurvedic Physiology
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Tridosha (Vata, Pitta, Kapha) – The functional principles governing the body.
Sapta Dhatu (Seven Tissues) – Rasa, Rakta, Mamsa, Meda, Asthi, Majja,
Shukra.
Upadhatu (Sub-Tissues) – Formation and role in body functions.
Srotas (Body Channels) – Circulatory pathways in Ayurveda.
Agni (Digestive Fire & Metabolism) – Jatharagni, Dhatvagni, and Bhutagni.
Ojas, Tejas, and Prana – Concepts of immunity, vitality, and life force.
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Modern Physiology
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Circulatory System (Heart & Blood Flow)
Respiratory System (Lungs & Gas Exchange)
Digestive System (Enzymes, Absorption, Metabolism)
Endocrine System (Hormones & Glands)
Nervous System (Brain & Nerve Functions)
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Special Ayurvedic Concepts
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Prakriti (Body Constitution) – How physiological functions vary by
individual.
Nidra (Sleep) & Ahar-Vihar (Diet & Lifestyle) – Their effect on health.
Manas (Mind-Body Connection) – Ayurveda’s view on mental health and
emotions.
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Importance in Ayurveda
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Foundation for Diagnosis & Treatment – Helps in understanding disease progression
(Samprapti).
Relevance to Diet & Nutrition – Crucial for Ayurvedic dietary planning.
Panchakarma & Therapy – Understanding body functions aids in detox treatments.
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