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Syllabus – subtopics
- •Concept of Primordial, Primary, Secondary and Tertiary Prevention along with examples in Ayurveda
- •Importance of Ahara and Vihara as the health promotive and disease preventive measures
- •Importance of Niyata kala vihara (Dinacharya, Ritucharya) and Aniyata kalaVihara(Vegadharana, Vegaudirana, Ritushodhana, Brumhana and Bhutadi asparshana ) for health promotion and disease prevention
- •Concept of waking up at 'Brahme muhurta’in the present scenario and the effect of early rise on health, sleep, alertness and memory
- •UshaJalapana' (Drinking water in early morning)
- •Importance of Malatyaga in vata kaala - early morning (Good Bowel Habits.)
- •Mukhaprakshalana and face washes used currently
- •Concept of Dantadhavana and modern-day brushing techniques and dentifrices
- •Concept of Jihwanirlekhana and the tools used in today's era and their benefits
- •Concept of Anjana as a health promotive measure
- •Kavala and gandusha for oral hygiene including mouthwashes available in the market
- •Abhyanga as as health promotive measure
- •Importance of the Tambula
- •Prayogika Dhoomapana ( Practicable & non- practicable Dhoomapana- inhalation of herbal fumes/ herbal inhalers with their benefits and contraindications
- •Ill effects of tobacco smoking of various sorts viz. beedi, cigarette, hookah on health
- •Applied aspects of Sarvanga Abhyanga, Padabhyanga, Shiroabhyanga and their possible physiological effects
- •Application of Abhyanga according to different age groups and occupation/activity
- •Different snehas/oils to be used for daily abhyanga as per seasons and geographical variations
- •Concept of Vyayama and present- day practices such as aerobic exercises, muscle strengthening exercises etc.to be practiced as per prakriti, age and occupation
- •Ardhashakti lakshanas of vyayama and the consequences of ati vyayama
- •Udwartana, Utsadana Udgharshana . Snana- Types of different types of bath and Physiological effects of snana on body and mind
- •Importance and benefits of Anulepana
- •Merits and demerits of present-day applications like face powder, face pack, balm, lotions, lipsticks, deodorants and perfumes etc
- •Importance of proper clothing (Vastradharana) in social life
Learning objectives
At the end of this topic the student should be able to… (NCISM Table 3)
- Explain the Primordial, Primary, Secondary, and Tertiary Preventive measures in the context of Ayurveda with examples
- Explain the importance of Ahara and Vihara as the health promotive and disease preventive measures.
- Describe the importance of Niyata kala vihara (Dinacharya, Ritucharya) and Aniyata kala Vihara (Vegadharana, Vegaudirana, Ritushodhana, Brumhana and Bhutadi asparshanaa ) for health promotion and disease prevention.
- Explore and analyse the concept of waking up at 'Brahma muhurta’in the present scenario and the effect of early rise on health, sleep, alertness and memory
- Describe the time, quantity and benefits of 'Usha Jalapana' (Drinking water in early morning).
- Explain the Importance of Malatyaga in vata kaala - early morning (Good Bowel Habits)
- Explain the procedure, dravyas and benefits of Mukhaprakshalana and face washes used currently.
- Describe the time, procedure, benefits, contraindications and herbs used as per rasa for dantadhavana and modern-day brushing techniques and dentifrices.
- Describe jihwanirlekhana, explain the tools used in today's era and their benefits.
- Explain the Anjana dravyas for Swastha and their benefits
- Describe the occupation /activity in which Anjana can be used as a health promotive measure
- Explain the dravyas used with their doses for Pratimarsha Nasya and their benefits.
- Describe the various kaal for administering Pratimarsha Nasya as per day and season (ritu)
- Describe the occupation /activity in which Pratimarsha Nasya can be used as a health promotive measure.
- Describe the ingredients, procedure and benefits of kavala and gandusha for oral hygiene including mouthwashes available in the market
- Mention different snehas/oils to be used for daily abhyanga as per seasons and geographical variations.
- Justify the importance of the classical tambula by comparing it with the present-day betel chewing.
- Explain the practical application of Prayogika Dhoomapana (inhalation of herbal fumes/ herbal inhalers) with their benefits and contraindications
- Explain the ill effects of tobacco smoking of various sorts viz. beedi, cigarette, hookah on health
- Describe the applied aspects of Sarvanga Abhyanga, Padabhyanga, Shiroabhyanga and
- Explain the application of Abhyanga according to different age groups and occupation/activity.
- Explain the indications, contraindications and benefits of Vyayama.
- Describe the types & benefits of vyayama and present-day practices such as aerobic exercises, muscle strengthening exercises etc.to be practiced as per prakriti, age and occupation.
- Describe the assessment of ardhashakti lakshanas of vyayama and the consequences of ati vyayama.
- Describe and compare the dravyas, benefits, and application of Udvartana, Udgharshana and Utsadana.
- Explain the physiological effects of snana on body and mind and explain the reasons for contraindications of Snana.
- Explain the importance and benefits of Anulepana.
- Describe the merits and demerits of present-day applications like face powder, face pack, balm, lotions, lipsticks, deodorants and perfumes.
- Explain the importance of proper clothing (vastradharana) in social life.
Notes
Detailed notes for Healthy Life style -Dinacharya (Daily regimen) are being prepared. Meanwhile, revise the syllabus points above and practise the MCQs below.
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MCQs on this topic
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Q1. Ideal time for waking up (Brahma Muhurta) is
- A. 2 muhurta before sunrise
- B. At sunrise
- C. 1 hour after sunrise
- D. Midnight
Answer: A — Brahma muhurta = the 14th muhurta of night, about 96 minutes before sunrise.
Important questions
- LAQ Describe Dinacharya and explain the importance of each regimen with present-day relevance. (Practice)