Thursday 15 December 2011

Blog by Dr Gagandeep Sharma: Dhanwantary Institute of Practical Ayurveda (D.I....

Blog by Dr Gagandeep Sharma: Dhanwantary Institute of Practical Ayurveda (D.I....: Dhanwantary Institute of Practical Ayurveda (D.I.P.A ) Opp.Milan Palace,Nabha,Distt.Patiala(Punjab) Contact 0...

Dhanwantary Institute of Practical Ayurveda (D.I.P.A)

Dhanwantary Institute of Practical Ayurveda  (D.I.P.A)
                Opp.Milan Palace,Nabha,Distt.Patiala(Punjab)
             Contact 09501633991,09465343479

Batch Starts from 19th Feb’2012
Registration till 15thJan’2012 (limited seats)
(On basis of First Come First serve)

Are you confused after completing your B.A.M.S....what to do now........?
Are you not confident of becoming an Ayurvedic physician........................?
Are you suffering from the same old notion that patients cannot be cured by Ayurvedic medicine.....................................................................................?     
Are you suffering from inferior complex .....................................................?

Read the  Definition of QUACK AS Per Honorable Supreme court.
Petition No. (1996)4SSC332

 “A person who does not have any knowledge of a particular system of Medicine but Practices in that system is a quack………….
The doctors having degree in Ayurvedic (B.A.M.S.,M.D),Unani & others are treating the patients with Allopathy Medicine regularly with lack of  knowledge in Allopathy,they are termed as quack……………………….

So,If Your  are a B.A.M.S Graduate,Think twice Before starting an Allopathic based clinic...........Because no matter how good you could be in Allopathic practice,if you don't  know your own pathy (Ayurveda),You are named as QUACK in society.

Don’t Worry………….JOIN D.I.P.A
                                       Come to Learn, Go To Earn…………
Our Motto is not just to teach you, but just to settle you as Successful  Ayurvedic  Physician………………………………………………….
What Is D.I.P.A                                                                                                                                       D.I.P.A (Dhanwantary Institute of Practical Ayurveda), sister concern Amrit Ayurvedic Chikitsalya is   a group of clinically successful Ayurvedic physicians who are committed to  prepare
v B.A.M.S doctors into Pure Ayurvedic Physicians and guide them to start their own  Ayurvedic clinic with  dignity and confidence, not  as a QUACK/ BACK DOOR ENTERED ALLOPATHS /   2nd GRADE DOCTORS
 What D.I.P.A Offers
·        Two month  study programme and make you understand the practically needed ayurvedic fundamentals during clinical practice .
·        Giving you complete knowledge of traditional (classical) and patent medicines which have shown good results in practice .Also self prepared medicinal preparations which even could be advised in emergency conditions.
·        Visiting clinics of those  ayurvedic physicians who are doing pure Authentic  Ayurvedic  practice.
·        Regular discussions on different case and their (classical and patent medicine) treatment.
·        Regular lectures of authentic Ayurvedic Companies  representatives to explain about the efficacy of patent products, market skill.
·        D.I.P.A will stand with their students and would guide them how  to  start their pure ayurvedic  clinic, purchase of medicines, case discussion, market skill and even when they start the clinic they can discuss the patient or any other problem.
For Further Details
Dr Gagandeep Sharma (Ayurvedacharya),
Chairman, Dhanwantary Institute of Practical Ayurveda( D.I.P.A ) ,
Director, Amrit Ayurvedic Chikitsalya,
Opp.Milan Palace,Near Bus stand, Nabha,Distt.Patiala.
09501633991,09465343479, drgags.herbalcure@gmail.com


Sunday 18 September 2011

Treatment Of Wheat Allergy In Ayurveda

 Treatment Of Wheat Allergy In Ayurveda

                    
                                                                  Dr Gagandeep Sharma
                                                                  Amrit Ayurvedic Chikitsalya,
                                                                   Opp.Milan Palace,Nabha,Distt Patiala                                                                             09569266659,09465343479                                                                                            www.herbscancurewheatallergy.blogspot.com                                                                      drgags.herbalcure@gmail.com                    

Objective
The food we eat is the source of energy of our body , but today world is growing fast and as the diseases. Wheat ,one of the major part of our diet has become allergic to some individuals.  Imagine your life without Wheat..?  You can’t enjoy eating Chapatti, biscuits, chocolates, ice-cream, Cakes, sweets and several mouth watering things. You need everything Wheat free. Discovering that there is a wheat allergy in the family can be devastating. Preparing meals and making food selections will mean radical changes in a life style.
Wheat allergy once considered a disease of the West, has been termed an 'Impending Epidemic in India' in an article published in a recent issue of Indian Journal of Medical Research (IJMR). The disease is not just affecting pediatric patients but adults too. According to the report, celiac disease, commonly known as wheat allergy, is seen more in north India as compared to south India due to high consumption of wheat products that contain gluten - a protein which causes this allergy - in this part of the country. Avoidance of wheat and wheat-containing foods is the only treatment of wheat allergy in modern medicine. However, because wheat is a staple food product, wheat elimination diets are particularly difficult for a patient and his/her family to maintain. Children on wheat-restricted diets are severely limited in their selection of foods
Wheat allergy   is characterized by diffuse damage to the small intestine mucosa that results in malabsorption of nutrients. Gluten are storage proteins that are present in certain grains such as wheat,Rye,Barley but absent in rice,oats,and corns.It is hypothesized that in a genetically  susceptible host gluten stimulates an inappropriate T cell mediated auto immune response in the intestinal submucosa that results in destruction of mucosal enterocytes.One target of this autoimmune response is tissue transglutaminase(t T G),an enzyme that modifies a component of gluten(gliadin)to  a form which more strongly stimulates T cells.
A change in the variety of wheat grown - from ancient or diploid wheat to the modern hexaploid wheat - has also been cited as a reason for an increase in the number of cases. Hexaploid wheat is more antigenic - a substance which stimulates the production of an antibody when introduced in the body. The modern hexaploid wheat has highly antigenic glutens, which are more capable of inducing celiac disease. Excessive use of pesticides has also lead to wheat allergy.Wheat allergy refers specifically to adverse reactions involving immunoglobulin E (IgE antibodies to one or more protein fractions of wheat, including albumin globulin, gliadin and glutenin (gluten).
Concept Of Wheat Allergy In Ayurveda
Ayurveda, the oldest System of medicines in world has several single and polyherbal formulations. In Ancient time our Acharyas has clearly mentioned that “Gramya Ahaar” (Processed food) cause disturbance in digestive system.  As Ayurveda wheat allergy can be correlated with  the concept that formation of Aam(undigested residue)  due to dearranged Agni(Digestive fire) which results in  Ann vah sroto dushti .

1In Ayurveda , fasting, eating during digestion, over eating, irregular eating ,intake of unsuitable food, heavy ,cold ,too rough and contaminated food, faulty administration of emesis, purgation and unction, emaciation due to some disease, faulty adaptation to places, time and seasons and suppression of natural urges all these  faulty habits dearrange the Agni (Digestive fire) and Aam is formed.

When Aam develops it shows its cardinal symptoms in the patient such as stasis of food, malaise, giddiness, stiffness in back and waist, yawning, body aches, thirst, fever, anorexia .and improper digestion of food.

This agni thus deranged becomes unable to digest even the light food and the food being undigested gets acidified and toxic.
 If koshtagni (Digestive fire) is not working properly, it will lead to bad transformation (Vidagdh paak) ,the Rasa (Essence, plasma, chyle which nourishes all the Dhatus(tissues) of our body ) assumes either katu(pungent) or amla(sour) property, it acts like poison and gives rise to several diseases.2
The severe food toxins when combines with pitt dosha it produces burning sensations , thirst, gastritis,tvak vikar(skin diseases) and other paitik disorders. When combined with Kapha it causes phthisis, coryza, malaise, etc.

Symptoms of Wheat Allergy
The Wheat allergies may have a wide variety of symptoms. They include:
·         Abdominal pain, nausea diarrhea and/or vomiting
·         Itchy, red, swollen, watery eyes (allergic conjunctivitis)
·         Difficulty breathing, wheezing, coughing or runny nose.
·         Swelling of lips, tongue, or face (Angioedema)
·         A severe, systemic allergic reaction (Anaphylaxis)
·         Exercise-induced anaphylaxis triggered by eating wheat and exercising
·         Bakers who work in restaurants with flour in the air develop an allergy to inhaled wheat particles.



Treatment Of Wheat Allergy In Ayurveda

The concept is to stimulate  Agni (Digestive fire). To stimulate it,we need Deepan (appetizer)  ,Pachan(digestive), Deepanpachan dravyas and promotive treatment(Rasayan chikitsa) which promotes strength, immunity3 and vitality of body.
 Acharya Charak has mentioned ten herbs(Deepaniyamahakshyay),ie
Pippali,pipallimul,chavya,chitrak,sunthi,amalvetas,marcha,ajmoda,bhlatakbeej,hingu.
5Deepan dravyas (Appetizer drugs) are those which do not cook the undigested food(not helping digestion) but only kindle the gastric fire eg Mishri. Pachan5 dravyas(Digestive drugs) are those which cook the undigested food but do not kindle the appetite.eg Nagkesar. Deepanpachan dravyas are those which posses both activity.eg Chitrak5

The digestive fire is stimulated by neither fasting nor over eating . The digestive fire increases with intake of unctuous food, deepan pachan churnas ,arishta, sura, asava prescribed by physician6

Charak samhita has  mentioned that this disturbed digestive fire causes disequilibrium in dhatus (tissues) and if intense having little fuel dries up the dhatus.
According to Ayurveda,allergy symbolises imbalance of doshas and lack of energy.

Ayurveda has time tested formulation to counter the imbalance of body functioning where body has become his own enemy(Auto immune )

Panchamrit Parpati, Hingavshtak curna, Abhrak bhasm ,Giloye satv, Bilvadi leha,Dadimashtak avleha,Mukta pischti, Kooshmanda rasayan and several other formulations are available in Ayurveda to treat wheat allergy.

 In Ayurveda , each and every patient is an individual entity and the treatment also differs from patient to patient. Rogi Nidaan3 has its different parameters. It’s not as simple as in modern medicines. Prakriti parikshan, Saar, Sahanan(Compactness), vyayam shakti(Exercise), agni (Digestion)all these parameters are  studied by an ayurvedic physician An ayurvedist makes a clear picture of the individual by understanding a patient as a whole and also  decides what kind of mode of  preparation to be used for the patient.So patient suffering from wheat allergy must take the medicine under the supervision of an Ayurvedic physician.

 Diet Regime for Wheat Allergy
Preferred food items are Eat old rice, ginger,coriander leaves, lentil, green grams soup, black pepper, nutmeg, skimmed milk, buttermilk, hot water. Herbs like ginger, fennel, and cumin that stimulate enzyme secretions will improve digestion, absorption, and clear Aam (undigested material) from the digestive tract.
 Buttermilk is digestive, astringent, and light to digest and helps in improving the consistency of the stool. Buttermilk is given along with asafetida, cumin, and rock-salt powder to control the bowel movements. It contains a good amount of lactobacillus bacteria, which helps restore the normal flora of the intestines.Trikatu, a compound containing black pepper, long pepper, and dry ginger, is specific for low enzyme and high enterotoxin.  Pungent, bitter, and astringent tasting foods are best. Musta ( Cyperus rotundus) improves intestinal absorption and stops diarrhea. Foods rich in monounsaturated fats, such as olives and olive or canola oil, are more healthy as well as easily digestible.
Bread crumbs, Soya sauce, Vegetable gum, vegetable starch ,Natural flavouring,Modified food starch, modified starch are to be avoided Limit foods that contain ingredients that can stimulate the intestines and cause diarrhea, such as caffeine (tea,coffee).
Conclusion
Ayurveda is giving a new ray of hope for those who are suffering from wheat allergy . Here I’m writing my  clinical research experiences while treating wheat allergy. Currently I’m treating 55-60 patients suffering from wheat allergy all over Punjab. The results are encouraging .7 patients have started taking wheat in their diet.
Balanced diet , exercise ,yoga and meditation all are key to good health.Ayurveda  is not only focused to cure the patient but also emphasis on the  proper life style to keep our selves healthy.
For treatment/advise
Contact 
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references
1.In Charak samhita  Chikitsasthan,Grahanidoshchikitsaadyaya(Cpt15,shlok 42-44
2.Sarngadhara Samhita(Chp 6,shlokNo5-6)
3.Saraghdhar,
4.Charak samhita,sutr sthan shadvirechnshatashititya adhyay(chp4,shlok9),
5.SARANGHDHAR
6(cpt 15 charak shlok211-212)

Tuesday 12 July 2011

Brief Review On Trichosanthes Diocia(Patol)

                                      Monograph 
                                           on
Trichosanthes diocia  (Patola)

Scientific classification

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T. dioica


Regional Name
Hindi        Patol
                 Parval
Sanskrit    Kulak
                  Rajiphal
                  Beejgharbh
                  Patol
Bengali     Patol
Tamil        Kambu pudalai
English      Pointed gourd
Mayalam   Patolam

Latest Research
                                         
                 In rats with streptozotocin induced severe diabetes mellitus, aqueous extract of Trichosanthes dioica fruits at a dose of 1000mg/kg body weight daily once for 28 days reduced the levels of fasting blood glucose, postprandial glucose, asparate amino transferase, alanine amino transferase, alkaline phosphatase, creatinine, urine sugar and urine protein where as total protein and body weight was increased. No toxic effect was observed during LD50. Our study suggests that further detailed toxicity studies and mechanism of action of T. dioica would be useful for undertaking human trial.


Habitat
 ASIA-TROPICAL
Indian Subcontinent: Bangladesh, India , Nepal, Pakistan , Sri Lanka, Myanmar
      The Trichosanthes dioica is extensively cultivated as an article of food in      Bengal. The unripe fruits are much used by the natives as a culinary vegetable and are considered very wholesome and especially suited for the convalescent. In fact they constitute one of the most palatable vegetable grown in this country. The tender tops are also used as a pot-herb and are regarded as tonic and vermifuge
Description

      Leaves   Heart shaped,3-4 inch in length, 2inch breadth and width.
      Flower   White coloured, single gynoeceium
      Leaf       Macroscopic characters of male leaves
                    Leaf Simple, alternate Shape Ovate, oblong, cordate Size 5 - 8                            
                    cm long; 3 - 6 cm broad texture scabrous apex acute to  
                    acuminate margin sinuate and dentate base cordate
                    surface both surfaces are very rough with rigid hairs
                    Colour Green, Dull green Venation
                    (The Materia Medica Of The Hindus by Udoy Chand Dutt  )           

      Fruit      2-4inch length, sharp edged
·         Unripe fruit: It has green coloured strips on its surface
·         Riped fruit: It has red coloured strips on its surface.
·         Colour of fruit
                      Whitish green(Unripe fruit)
                                                Reddish  yellow(Riped fruit)
Types
                  1) Gramya:   used as vegatable
                  2) Vanya  :    used as medicine

Origin
                  Bihar,UP and Bengal

Chemical Composition
·         Fruits are rich in protein (2% ), Fats( 0.3% ) , Carbohydrates (      2.2%)
·         Leaves are rich in Protein (5.4%),Fats (1.1%),Carbohydrates(5.8%),and                      
                                   other elements
·         Seeds are rich in 29.3% of reddish green oil.
Properties
                       Guna      laghu, ruksha
                       Vipak     Katu
                       Ras         Tikta
                       Virya      Ushna
Part Used 
                  Leaves
Doses
·         Juice            10-20ml
·         Decoction   50-100ml




Uses :-
·         Paste of leaves is used in headache.
·         It is also used in alopecia, skin diseases ,worm infestation, jaundice,   
                        hyperacidity, gastric troubles, piles.
·         It is also used in pittaj jwar, jeerna jwar
·         The bulbous root is called Ramyaha in Sanskrit and is classified amongst  purgatives by Susruta         
·         In bilious fever, a decoction of patola leaves and coriander, in equal parts, is given as a febrifuge and laxative.2 The leaves enter into the composition of several compound decoctions for fever. The following called Patolάdi kvάtha is an illustration. Take of patola leaves, red sandal wood, root of Sanseviera Zeylanica (murvά),Picrorrhiza Kurroa (katuki), Stephania hernandifolia (pάthά) and gulancha, each one drachm, water half a seer, boil together till reduced to one-fourth
·         The root is used in combination with Ipomaa Turpethum and other adjuncts as a drastic purgative in jaundice, anasarca and ascites. The following called Patoladya churna is an illustration. Take of the root of Trichosanthes dioica (patola), turmeric, baberang seeds, kamala powder, and the three myrobalans, two tolas each, cinnamon, and the root of the indigo plant, three tolas each, Ipomaa Turpethum (trivrit) four tolάs; powder the ingredients finely and mix. Dose, about one drachm with cow's urine. After the use of this medicine, light food only (such as gruel) should be taken
·         Patola enters into the composition of several compound decoctions for boils and other skin diseases for which it is considered a very efficacious remedy. The following is an illustration. Take of patola leaves, gulancha, mustaka, chiretά, nim bark, catechu, root-bark of Justicia Adhatoda (vasaka), parpata, equal parts, in all two tolas, and prepare a decoction in the usual way. This decoction is regarded as a valuable alterative, tonic and febrifuge
·         The fresh juice of the leaves of Trichosanthes dioica is recommended by several writers, to be applied to the bald patches of alopecia.
·         The leaves, fresh juice of the fruits and the root are all used medicinally. The leaves are described as a good, light and agreeable bitter tonic. The fresh juice of the unripe fruit is often used as a cooling and laxative adjunct to some alterative medicines such as the preparation called Rasa sindura etc
Action
·           It is anti infammatory and antipyretic in action.
·           It is blood purifier and also reduces edema.
·           It is tri dosh shamak in its action
·           It has been used for overcoming problems like constipation, fever, skin
        infection, wounds   
·           The unripe fruit and the tender shoots and capsules are laxative
·           Fruit is prescribed for patients suffering from disorders of circulatory  
                        system