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Carminative
These are the natural ayurvedic herbs that relieve intestinal gas,
pain and distention and promote peristalsis.
Caksu
Eye.
Chakhyushya
Natural ayurvedic herbs that are good for eyes and increase the tone
of the ciliary muscles.
Chakra
These are the energy centers in the body that are related to the
nerve plexus center, which govern the body functions.
Charaka
Charaka meaning the wanderer is believed to have spent many years
between the wild animals in dense jungles, which enabled him to coin
his experiences in the book considered as the bible of ayurveda and
called the Charaka Samhita.
Charaka's encounter with nature and its beings for many years led to
the writing of the great text relating ayurveda, naturotherapy and use
of natural substances for curing and preventing diseases when mankind
was unaware of the medicinal values of these substances and the
various measures quoted by him.
Churna
It is a Sanskrit word that means powder.
Consciousness
It refers to the state of being hat is characterized by sensations,
emotions, thoughts and awareness within oneself.
Cure
According to the literal meaning the word cure refers to the any
diseased person's state of being remedied from his ailment. In
ayurveda it is clearly stated that no physician since the beginning of
time has been able to cure even the simplest disease, also that all
the therapeutic efforts only expedite the processes of nature. It is
believed that all diseases are created and since everything that is
created exists for sometime and then is destroyed even the disease has
some seeds of destruction in itself since its origin.
The thought conveyed could be phrased by this saying: A good musician
can make melody with a defective instrument, and a good doctor can
create harmony from malady.
Cikitsa
Treatment, a therapy to retain balance, practice or science of
medicine.
Citraka
Name of an herb, Latin Name: Plumbago zeylanica.
Citraka- mula
The root of the herb citrak (Plumbago zeylanica). Its root is good
for increasing the strength of the digestive power.
Citrakadi vati
An Ayurvedic medicine made using citrak as the main ingredient.
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