Abstract

THE CONCEPT OF KSHAYA VS AGEING

Dr. Anand Pandey*, Dr. Pavan Sharma, Dr. Rahul Kumar Gupta, Dr. Vaibhav Patel,

Abstract

Decay is a natural process, essential for homeostasis or equilibrium, operates from the beginning of the universe through the Big Bang phenomena. There is a relation between energy and matter, which transform into each other. When matter is formed, its transformation requires energy, which may be absorbed or may be released. During this transformation, the different states of matter are established, which require formation and decaying processes for new combinations. In vital organisms, the process of decaying is the explanation of a better model through evolutionary processes because the process of decay is hastened if the homeostasis of the organism is not properly coded in the genetic components of the organism. Likewise, if the organism reacts better to the everchanging external environment by the process of homeostasis directed by its genetic components, then the decaying process in the organism is in a controlled way. In ancient times, the natural decaying process operating in the body is explained by the process of aging, defined system-wise and expressed as age-related signs and symptoms. In the modern text, the natural decaying process through ageing is explained through biochemical explanations. If we compare both explanations, some similarities and specialities is the moto of this paper to elaborates these points.

Keywords: Kshaya, Ageing, Sharir, Aayu, Apoptosis, Endonuclease, Protease, Transglutaminase, Rasayan, Vajikaran, Aachar Rasayan.