ultimate essence of all tissues and the foundation of our immunity: Ojas ,Bala & Vyadhikshamatva

Understanding Ojas is crucial for grasping how the body maintains its defense system and vitality. We dive deep into the physiological significance of Ojas, the concept of Vyadhikshamatva (immunity), and the factors that govern our internal strength. This video is meticulously designed to align with the NCISM BAMS 1st-year syllabus, ensuring you are fully prepared for your university exams.

📖 What We Cover in This Lecture:

To help you study systematically, we have divided this session into three core segments:

🔸Part 1: The Fundamentals of Ojas

Etymology (Nirukti), Definition, and the process of Formation.

The specific Locations (Para and Apara Ojas) and physical Properties (Guna).

Pramana (measurement), Classification, and the vital Functions of Ojas in the body.

🔸Part 2: Vyadhikshamatva & Bala

The concept of Vyadhikshamatva (Ayurvedic Immunology).

Bala Vriddhikara Bhava: Factors that enhance your natural strength and immunity.

Detailed Classification of Bala (Sahaja, Kalaja, and Yuktikrita).

🔸Part 3: Pathophysiology & Clinical Manifestations

Etiological factors (Hetu) leading to Ojo-Dosha.

Manifestations of Oja Visramsa (Displacement), Oja Vyapat (Qualitative change), and Oja Kshaya (Decrease).

Clinical signs and symptoms to look for in practice.

chapter deals with the external application of medications. Thirty two types of external applications are enlisted in this chapter. The important indication is Kushtha (Skin diseases). These are systemic disorders considered as major disease (maharoga). They require internal cleansing and purification treatments prior to external treatments – and hence, the sequence of the chapters. Without prior internal treatment, local treatments have limited efficacy.

This is the 4th chapter of Asthanga hridaya which explains how suppression of Natural urges are the main causes of various diseases called as Adharniya vega and Which Urges are to be hold in the body called as Dharniyavega.

In this video we have explained all the urges which if suppressed causes various complications in the body along with its treatment to get relief.

We in simplifed ayurveda aims to provide all the informarion , notes, basics and everything related to B.A.M.S in simple and easy way.

Asthi Dhatu (Bone Tissue), the fifth of the Sapta Dhatus in Ayurveda. Understanding Asthi Dhatu is crucial for grasping how the body maintains its form and structure .

Whether you are studying for your university exams or just want to clear your core Ayurvedic physiology concepts, this video covers everything strictly according to the NCISM BAMS 1st-year syllabus!

📌 What You Will Learn in This Lecture:

Topic 1: Etymology, Derivation, Synonyms ,Location, Properties & Functions of Asthi Dhatu.

Topic 2: Physiology of Asthivaha Srotas And Formation of Asthi Dhatu.

Topic 3: Characteristics of Asthisara Purusha ,Mutual interdependence of Vata and Asthi dhatu ,Manifestations of Kshaya and Vriddhi of Asthi Dhatu.

Karma’ (Action), which is one of the fundamental concepts in Ayurvedic philosophy and a crucial Padartha (category of existence).

What You Will Learn in this Video:

Topic 1:Introduction of concept of Karma According to Darshana and Ayurved

Topic 2: Classification of Karma

Topic 3: Practical application of karma

📚 **AHARAPAKA & AVASTHAPAKA | KRIYA SHARIR | BAMS 1st YEAR | SIMPLIFIED AYURVEDA** Welcome to **Simplified Ayurveda!** 🌿 In this lecture, we will study **Aharapaka (Process of Digestion) and Avasthapaka** in detail, an important topic in **Kriya Sharir for BAMS 1st-year students**. This lecture will help you understand the Ayurvedic concept of digestion in a simple, systematic, and exam-oriented manner. 📖 **Topics Covered in This Lecture:** ✅ Aharapaka – Process of Digestion ✅ Sthula Pachan and Sukshma Pachan ✅ Organs Involved in Digestion ✅ Role of Dosha, Dhatu and Mala in Digestion ✅ Types of Vata, Pitta and Kapha Dosha involved in digestion ✅ Avasthapaka – Definition and Stages ✅ Madhura Avasthapaka ✅ Amla Avasthapaka ✅ Katu Avasthapaka ✅ Vipaka or Nisthapaka – Definition, Types and Functions ✅ Difference Between Avasthapaka and Vipaka ✅ Sara-Kitta Vibhajana and Absorption of Sara ✅ Kostha – Definition and Types ✅ Krura Kostha, Mridu Kostha and Madhyama Kostha