Ayurveda

Ayurveda has an age old history since the 2nd Century BC. Ayurveda has its foundations laid by the ancient schools of Hindu Philosophical teachings named Vaisheshika and the school of  sense named as Nyaya. It's also related to the  incarnation  frame, well- known as Samkhya, and it was established in the same period when  seminaries of Nyaya and Vaisheshika flourished.   The Vaisheshika School sermonized about  consequences and  comprehensions that should be  attained about a case's pathological condition for treatment. Whereas, Nyaya  academy propagated its  training on the base that one should have an  expansive knowledge of the case's condition, and the  complaint condition before proceeding for treatment. The  academy of Vaisheshika, classifies the attributes of any object into six types substance, particularity,  exertion, generality, inherence and quality called as Dravya, Vishesha, Karma, Samanya, Samavaya and Guna independently, in Sanskrit language.2, 3 latterly, Vaisheshika and Nyaya  seminaries worked together and concertedly  innovated the nyāya – vaiśeṣika  academy. The nyāya – vaiśeṣika  academy, in the after times brought glory to the ancient knowledge and helped in  propagating the knowledge about Ayurveda. Indeed before these  seminaries were established and also  moment, the origin of Ayurveda is considered to be  godly, from the Hindu God, Brahma who's called as the creator of the  macrocosm.4, 5 It's believed that the creator of the  macrocosm passed on this holistic knowledge of  mending onto the pundits for the well- being of  humanity. From the pundits the knowledge of traditional  drugs was passed on to the  votaries and  also to the common man by  colorful jottings and oral  stories. The information about the  mending  parcels of the sauces was composed in the form of  runes, called “ Shlokas ”. These were used by pundits to describe the use of medicinal  shops. The Hindu system of  mending is believed to be grounded on four  prestigious  compendiums  of knowledge( Vedas) called as Yajur Veda, Rig Veda, Sam Veda, and Atharva Veda. The Rig Veda is the most well- known of all the four Vedas and describes 67  shops and 1028 Shlokas. The Atharva Veda and Yajur Veda describe 293 and 81 medicinally useful  shops. The practice of Ayurveda is grounded upon the knowledge gained from these Vedas. The jottings in Rig Veda and Atharva Veda are attributed to “ Atreya ” who's believed to have been conferred with this knowledge from Lord Indra, who  originally  entered it from Lord Brahma.6, 7 Agnivesha  collected the knowledge from the Vedas, and it was edited by Charaka and some other scholars and is presently called as “ Charaka Samhita ”. Charaka Samhita describes all aspects of Ayurvedic  drug and Sushruta Samhita describes the wisdom of Surgery.8, 9, 10, 11 Both these  fabulous compilations are still used by  interpreters of traditional  drug. These ancient  textbooks are available in  colorful  restatements and languages like Tibetan, Greek, Chinese, Arabic and Persian.12 There are several other  confederated minor  compendiums  like Nighantu Granthas, Madhava Nidana and Bhava Prakasha from the  benefactions of  colorful scholars,  still Charaka Samhita is the most admired of all the records.13,