PRANAYAM – ESSENTIAL PHYSIOLOGICAL ACTION: A CONCEPTUAL STUDY
Dr. Hardik Chudasama*, Dr. Dhaval Makwana, Dr. Akshay Solanki and Dr. C. R. Yadav
Abstract
Introduction: Ayurveda is a monumental contribution of India to the
world. It represents a well-developed human care system and speaks of
the art and science of health and healing. It is the science the reveals
knowledge of life. Ayurveda and yoga are interconnected holistic
science from ancient time. Ayurveda believes that Dosha, Dhatu Mala
are the roots of the body. Among all three Sharirik dosha Vata dosha
is up most dominant and powerful dosha in ayurveda. This has been
responsible for diseased and healthy state to maintain human
physiological action. Pranayam is part of yoga science and it‟s also
helpful to maintain and channelization of vata dosha. Objective: the
purpose of the study is to collect and compile Ayurved perspective and
physiological importance of pranayam from various ancient classical ayurveda and yoga
text. Data source: a literary study has been conducted through the various ancient texts of
Ayurveda and yoga. Various websites are also referred to in this context. Review method:
literary research. Discussion and conclusion: classical reference can be very well used to
understand the relation between pranayam and Ayurveda physiological concept. Result:
attempt is made to analyze the pranayam as an essential physiological action.
Keywords: Pranyam, Yoga, Physiological action, Ayurveda, effect of Pranyam.
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