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Introduction The Charaka Samhita, one of the oldest and most authoritative treatises of Ayurveda, begins with a profound statement of purpose. In Sutra Sthana (1.15), Charaka writes: “आयुः कामायमानेन धर्मार्थसुखसाधनम्।आयुर्वेदोपदेशेषु धर्मार्थसुखसाधनम्॥” Translation (scientific context): Life (Āyu) is the essential prerequisite…
Planetary health is the science of ensuring human well-being while safeguarding the Earth’s natural systems. Ayurveda, with its holistic worldview, has always emphasized this interconnectedness through the principle of Loka-Purusha Samya-the harmony between the microcosm of the individual and the…
Modern student life is often a whirlwind of late-night study sessions, endless scrolling on social media, skipped meals, and irregular sleep. Add to this the constant pressure to perform, and it’s no surprise that many students feel stressed, fatigued, and…
In today’s hyperconnected world, where our lives are intertwined with screens; be it for work, entertainment, or social interactions, many of us are grappling with screen fatigue and its consequences. Prolonged screen time can cause more than just tired eyes;…
In today’s fast-paced world, young people are under constant pressure-academics, careers, relationships, fitness goals, and the endless scroll of social media. This relentless juggling act can leave us feeling stressed, burnt out, and mentally exhausted. But what if there was…
1. Introduction The human digestive tract is governed by the gut clock, a peripheral circadian oscillator entrained by the central suprachiasmatic nucleus (SCN) and modulated by external zeitgebers such as food intake, light exposure, and sleep-wake cycles. Ayurveda, pre-emptively mapped…
Introduction Ayurveda has long revered the gut as the foundation of health and vitality. This reverence is is rooted in a sophisticated physiological and philosophical understanding of digestion, absorption, and systemic intelligence. Concepts like Agni (digestive fire), Grahani (intestinal function),…
By: Prof Abhimanyu Kumar MSc, MD(Ay),PhD Abstract Modern environmental stressors such as chronic heat exposure, air pollution, and climatic unpredictability are increasingly recognized as significant disruptors of human health. A key mechanism involved in the physiological response to these stressors…
Bridging Nature, Climate, and Human Health As an environmentalist and Ayurveda expert, I’ve often witnessed how our health is inextricably tied to the environment. Today, as climate change accelerates, this connection has become more pronounced and more fragile. Rising temperatures,…
Introduction: Moving Beyond Modern Wellness In contemporary discourse, “wellness” typically refers to feeling good, being physically healthy, managing stress, and achieving balance in work and life. It is often individualistic, focused on metrics like sleep cycles, mental clarity, productivity, and…