This document is a presentation by Prof. Dr. R.R. Deshpande about Panchakarma and verses from Ashtang Hrudaya Sutra sthana. It contains 123 slides covering topics like the benefits of learning verses from Ashtang Hrudaya, properties of doshas, digestion, seasonal routines, natural urges, Panchakarma therapies and procedures, herbal groups for balancing doshas, oleation techniques, and the utility of oleation. The presentation aims to teach practitioners Ayurvedic principles and therapies directly from classical texts.

1. Panchakarma & Vagbhat – Part 1
• Presented By –
• Prof.Dr.R.R.Deshpande (M.D
in Ayurvdic Medicine & M.D.
in Ayurvedic Physiology)
• www.ayurvedicfriend.com
• Mobile – 922 68 10 630
• professordeshpande@gmail.
com
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2. Panchakarma & Vagbhat – Part 1
• This PPT is prepared to get readymade schlok
about Panchakarma from Ashtang Hrudaya
Sutra sthana
• Schlok or verses are with Sandhi Vigraha
• If we try to recite or learn all of them by heart
,that will be boon ,while doing Ayurvedic
Practice
• There are 2 sets or Parts of PPTS
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3. Panchakarma & Vagbhat – Part 1
• Although Panchakarma topic has many
referances in Charak,Sushrut & other
Ayurvedic Samhitas as well –
• Vagbhat is very easy to recite, remember &
precise
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4. Prayer before Panchakarma
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5. Keep Faith on Ayurved
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6. Properties of Vat,Pitta,Kapha
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7. Principle of Homologous & Heterologous
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8. Basic causes of Diseases
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9. Types of Medical Management
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10. Four Pillars of Medical Management
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11. Ideal features of Ayurvedic Doctor & Medicine
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12. Collyrium to the eyes
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13. Benefits of Oil Massage
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14. Dry Powder Massage
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15. Winter ( Hemant) Seasonal Regimen
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16. Spring (Vasant ) Seasonal Regimen
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17. Rainy (Varsha) Seasonal Regimen
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18. Autumn (Sharad ) Seasonal Regimen
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19. Do not suppress Natural urges
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20. Suppression of Flatus
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21. Suppression of Micturition reflex
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22. Suppression of sneezing
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23. Suppression of sleep instinct
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24. Suppression of vomition
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25. Suppression of semen ejaculation
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26. Importance of Ayurvedic Detox
Treatment ( Panchakarma)
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27. Treat debility created after Detox
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28. Benefits after treating debility
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29. Proper Time for Detox Therapies
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30. Who can remain Healthy ?
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31. Properties & Action of Milk
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32. Properties & Action of cow’s Milk
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33. Properties & Action of Ghee
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34. Use of Old Ghee ( Brahmi) as Nasya
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35. Properties & Action of Ghee
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36. Properties & Action of oil
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37. Properties of Castor or Ricinus oil
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38. Rice – Gruel ,Soft rice etc
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39. Rice – Gruel ,Soft rice etc
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40. Soup of Green Gram
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41. Incompatible Food
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42. Gradual adaptation of Beneficial things
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43. Gradual Adaptation is beneficial
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44. Treatment to control excess sleep
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45. Life style for to cure Insomnia
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46. Treatment for stagnation of Indigested matter
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47. Treatment of Indigestion
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48. Beneficial Food stuff
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49. Properties & Functions of
5 Great Elements
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50. Post Digestive Effect
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51. Special Effect of a substance
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52. Sweet Taste – Properties & Functions
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53. Sour Taste – Properties & Functions
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54. Salty Taste – Properties & Functions
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55. Bitter Taste – Properties & Functions
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56. Pungent Taste – Properties & Functions
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57. Astringent Taste – Properties & Functions
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58. Principle of Dosha-Dhatu-Mala
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59. Functions of Dhatu & Mala
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60. Clinical features of Vitiated Dosha
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61. Clinical features of Vitiated Dhatu
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62. Clinical Features of Vitiated Mala
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63. Clinical Features of Hypo-Dosha
status
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64. Clinical Features of Hypo-Dhatu status
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65. Clinical Features of Hypo-Mala status
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66. Dodha & Dhatu/Mala relation
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67. Principle of Anabolic or Catabolic Management
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68. Ayurvedic concept of Immunity
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69. Sites of Dosha
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70. Common causes of Dosha Vitiation
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71. 3 Types of Pathogenesis
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72. 3 Types of Pathogenesis
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73. Clinical Features of Vitiation of Dosha
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74. Understanding Pathogenesis is Important
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75. 10 fold examination
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76. Treatment Plan for Vata Problems
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77. Treatment Plan for Pitta Problems
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78. Treatment Plan for Pitta Problems
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79. Treatment Plan for
Kapha Problems
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80. Control disease in early stage
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81. Ideal Treatment
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82. Pathological movement of Dosha
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83. Dosha Gati from Shakha to
Koshtha
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84. Clinical features of Sam Dosha
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85. What is Aam ( Endogenous Toxin)
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86. Sam condition
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87. How to remove Sam Dosha ?
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88. Expulsion through nearest path
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89. Do not stop expulsion of Sam Dosha
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90. Best period for Detox Treatment
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91. Bad period for Detox process
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92. Detox process as Emergency Management
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93. Types of Treatment
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94. 5 Detox Treatments
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95. Types of Palliative Treatment
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96. Plants for Therapeutic Vomition
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97. Plants for Therapeutic Purgation
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98. Plants for Therapeutic Decoction Enemata
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99. Plants for Therapeutic Nasal medication
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100. Anti vata Herbal Group
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101. Anti Pitta Herbal Group
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102. Anti Kapha Herbal Group
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103. Properties of substances
used for Oleation
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104. Fatty substances
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105. Indication for Oleation or Snehan
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106. Contra Indication for Oleation or Snehan
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107. Benefits of Fatty substances
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108. Use of Fatty substances as per season
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109. Methods of using fatty substances
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110. Dose of Fatty substances
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111. Use of Oleation Therapy
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112. Medium for Taking
Fatty substances internally
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113. Diet plan after intake of Fatty substances
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114. Post Snehan Activities
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115. Time period for Internal Oleation
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116. Clinical features of
Proper & Excess oleation
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117. Complications due to improper oleation
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118. Treatment for Complications of
Improper Snehapan
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119. Oleation in Obese person
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120. Instant Oleation
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121. Oleation with modification
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122. Utility of Oleation
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123. Prof.Dr.R.R.Deshpande
• Sharing of Knowledge
• FOR
• Propagating Ayurved
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