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AyurvedaHealth & Wellness2 min read

The Daily Gut Clock: Aligning Dinacharya with Digestive Science

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 these rhythms into its daily conduct guidelines, especially through Ahara (dietary timing), Vyayama (exercise), and

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    Molecular Exploration of Ayurveda’s Gut Intelligence Concept

    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), and Srotas (body channels) illustrate a detailed model of how the body transforms food into

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    Ayurveda for Environmental Stress and HPA Axis Balance

    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 is the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal (HPA) axis, a central regulator of stress adaptation and homeostasis. Chronic stimulation

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