Journal of Ayurveda and Integrated Medical Sciences

Introduction

Ayurveda has been called the science of age. Charak has described Ayurveda as eternal. The power of Ayurveda begins from the time life began.

सोयमायुर्वेकः शाष्वतो निर्दिश्यते, अनादित्वत् स्वाभाव सौस लक्ष्ट्वत् भावस्वभावनित्यत्वच्छ. (Ch.Su. 30/25)

Due to the continuous exploratory vision of the mystics, Ayurveda is being understood as the Ayurveda literature of Samhita period appears to be more organized and clearly visible than the Ayurveda literature of the Vedic period. The medical science of Rasashastra is also included in Ayurveda medical science. Rasashastra has been revolutionary in Ayurveda since the 8^th century. This has been said to reflect the results of Rasashastra during this period.

The chemical drug manufacturing process was being used in the medical world since the 8^th century. Various research processes had started. The period till the end of the 13^th century can be considered the period of development of Rasashastra. Since time immemorial, humans have been engaged in research for various purposes in various areas of their lives. Research in Ayurveda is necessary and mandatory. As the struggle and difficulties in a person's life increase along with progressing on the path of salvation, he is suffering from very painful diseases due to not following the health- protecting diet and practices recommended by the famous people. Among these diseases, respiratory disease also holds an important place. This is seen more in the human community.

From the study of various texts, it was found that Tindukaghanvati and Kulathguda Avaleha are effective drug combinations for respiratory diseases. Therefore, in this research work, the study of the above mentioned Yogas on respiratory diseases was considered. The presented research work is being presented before the scholars to reestablish the principles propounded by the Acharyas. The success of the effort depends on the consent of scholars.

Kalpana

Both Rasashastra and Bhaishjyakalpana together fulfill the second fraction of therapy (Dravya-Bhaishajya). Although there is a special scripture such as mercury, under which mineral substances are divided into juice, Uparasa, Maharasa

A. Group A: Tindukaghanvati was given to 10 patients.

B. Group B: Kulathaguda Avaleha was given to 10 patients.

C. Group C: Tindukaghanavati and Kulathguda Avaleha both was given to 10 patients

In the presented research work, for a comparative study of Tinduka Ghanvati and Kulathguda Avaleha on respiratory disease, 30 patients of respiratory disease were selected and 14 symptoms obtained before treatment of the selected patients were recorded in the respiratory report. Thereafter, keeping in mind the age and severity of the disease, drug formulations were used regularly for 1 month until the symptoms subsided. The percentage benefit has been tabulated to see the progress in the patient considering the reduction in intensity of symptoms after 1 month of drug use.

The assessment of progress assessment in Aturas is shown in the following manner-

Excellent benefit - Those who are eager to get the best benefits have been placed in this category. In which more than 70 percent relief of symptoms has been found.

Moderate benefit - More than 50 percent and less than 70 percent relief of symptoms has been found.

Little benefit - has been found, more than 25 percent and less than 50 percent alleviation of symptoms.

No Benefit - The relief of symptoms ranging from 0 to 24 percent has been found.

Drug review
1.Tindukghana Vati^[1]

Contents:
1. Purified Kuchala
2. Lactose powder

Manufacturing:

2 kg of pure Kuchla Yavkut, 16 kg of Water was added and placed on the furnace to make decoction.

When the decoction remained 4 kg, it was filtered through a cloth and placed again in the furnace for cooking. Ghana was made i.e., the decoction was purified until it became like Awaleha.

To dry the Ghan, it was kept in the dryer for 3 hours.

<0.001 = highly significant, < 0.05 = significant, N.S. = Not significant

Statistical analysis of result by Anova technique

The Anova technique is useful for testing homogeneity of various things, we consider the effect on symptoms of both medicine in Group A, Group B and Group C.

Table 2: Comparative statistical analysis of group A/B, B/C & A/C by Anova technique

From the above table we can conclude that there is non-significant difference between Group A/B, B/C and A/C.

Table 3: Statistical analysis of group A, B, & C by anova technique

<0.001 = highly significant, < 0.05 = significant, N.S. = Not significant

12. Griya Graha: No significant results were found in patients of all three groups A, B and C.

13. Asino Labhte Saukhyam more meaningful results in all three groups A, B and C patients.

14. Feeling of pleasure on expectoration: More significant results were found in patients of Group A and C whereas significant results were found in patients of

Group B.

15. More significant results were found in patients of all three groups A, B and C due to increase in breathing due to Meghachanna and Shitambu.

Statistically, when comparing the symptoms in all the patients of Group A/ B, B/ C, and A/ C, the results were almost similar.

Conclusion

In the presented research work, Tinduk Ghanvati and Kulasthaguda Avleha were prepared as per the scriptural method and their comparative study was done on respiratory diseases. When both the drug formulations were used together, the average benefit was 69.12 percent, which is the highest. The average profit on using Tindukdhanvati was 55.36 percent and the average profit on using Kulathguda Avaleha was 63.31 percent. In this way, after studying the effectiveness of yoga on respiratory diseases, it becomes clear that there is an effective reduction in the symptoms of respiratory diseases after their consumption.

The study of the coefficients of constituent substances of medicinal formulations under the research thesis reveals that Tinduk Ghanvati and Kulath Guda Avaleha are capable of ruling out the resolution of respiratory disease. It is clear from the analysis of the liquids of Kulathagudaavaleha that a maximum of 12 liquids have been planned for suppressing Vatakapha in respiratory disease and the number of Vidoshashamak liquids is 5. Apart from this, according to various Dravyagun Nighantukars and alchemists, most of the liquids have been designated as non-breathable. Similarly, after studying Tindukaghanavati, it is known that it is the combination of Kuchala, which is anti- phlegm. According to the texts of alchemists and Dravyagun Nighantukars, crushed water has also been said to reduce flatulence and decongestant breath.