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A REVIEW ON CLINICAL IMPORTANCE OF MARMA THERAPY
Shubhangini Rajendra Waratkar* and Vinod M. Choudhari
. Abstract Marma Sharir refers to the vital points or sensitive areas of the body where vital energy (Prana) is believed to be concentrated. These points are considered significant in both preventive and therapeutic aspects of Ayurvedic practice. There are total 107 Marma point mentioned in the Sushruta Samhita and Charak Samhita present in body.[1] Marma sthanas are the point of junction of the Mansa, Sira, Asthi, Dhamni and Sandhi where the Prana situated.[2] Ayurvedic Acharyas have classified the Marma Sthanas on the basis of location, number, composition, effects of injury etc. Marmas are vital parts of the body. Any injuries directly affecting the Marma sthana (Sites of marmas) results to death immediately or later or serious complications. This article presents a comprehensive review study on the concept of Marma Sharir with its clinical importance. Keywords: Marma, Marma therapy, Vital points, Ayurveda. [Full Text Article] [Download Certificate] |
