SADVRITTA - PREVENTION FROM COMMUNICABLE DISEASE
Journal Title: World Journal of Pharmaceutical and Medical Research - Year 2017, Vol 3, Issue 11
Abstract
Despite modern medical science has decline the threat of death and disability from infectious diseases through vaccination, and antibiotics. But all these things having their side effects as well as costly. Ayurveda is the science of life with the primary aim of maintenance of health. Health of a person means health of physical & mind together. ‘Sadvritta’i.e. code of conduct for keeping good or balanced condition of body & mind explains certain rules for maintaining a healthy state of body & mind like Ethical, Social, Mental, Moral and Physical conduct. A good personal conduct awards us good health and a control over our senses and desires. It includes a regime of bathing, cleaning of eyes, nose, ears, teeth, oral cavity, nails etc. Among these rules hygiene, care of sense organs, proper food and clothing etc helps person to avoid having communicable disease as sadvritta rules prevent infection to be transmit from one person to another.
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Dr. Kulratan Singh
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