- illness.
Ayurveda treatises describe three elemental doshas: vāta,
pitta and
kapha, and
state that
balance (Skt. sāmyatva) of the
doshas results in health...
-
substances called wind, bile, and
phlegm (Sanskrit: वात, पित्त, कफ; vāta, pitta,
kapha)
fluctuate in the body
according to the seasons, time of day,
process of...
-
importance of
maintaining a
balance among the
three doshas (vata, pitta, and
kapha) and
believed that
disease resulted from an
imbalance in
these doshas. His...
-
physical body,
called Vata (air and ether),
Pitta (fire and water) and
Kapha (earth and water). The
increase or
decrease of
these three doshas is related...
- well as the back
portion to
liquefy the
Kapha. The
procedure has been
carried out in
kapha kala to
removes kapha in
toxic form,
which creates major diseases...
-
kuryat kaphadosham nivarayet. [Kapalabhati can be
practiced in
three ways, Vatakrama, Vyutrkama, and Shītkrama, to cure
imbalances of the
kapha dosha.]...
-
Aegean and
Cypriot have
retained long
consonants and
pronounce [ˈɣamːa] and [
ˈkapʰa]; also, ήτα has come to be
pronounced [ˈitʰa] in Cypriot. Like
Latin and...
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existence of
three elemental substances, the
doshas (called Vata,
Pitta and
Kapha), and
states that a
balance of the
doshas results in health,
while imbalance...
- 'Dosha's – the
three health elements:
Vatha (or Vata) – air,
Pitta – bile, and
Kapha – mucus. The
temperament and
health of a
person can then be seen in the...
- six
elements (five
Prakriti and one Brahman),
three humors (Vata, Pitta,
Kapha),
three Guṇas (Sattva,
Rajas and Tamas) as
constituent forces innate in...
