Role of modern technology in ayurveda
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The document discusses the role of modern technology in Ayurveda, specifically addressing both the needs it can fulfill as well as the challenges it presents. It outlines key areas where modern techniques can help upgrade production, ensure quality treatment, decrease drug doses, and more. However, it also notes challenges like ensuring technology does not compromise Ayurveda's ancient principles. The document concludes that when applied properly, modern technology has the potential to develop and advance Ayurveda rather than harm its foundational concepts.
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Chief – Editor: Dr. Prabir Pramanick, Department of Bengali, University of Kalyani, Post Office – Kalyani, District – Nadia, West Bengal, Pin – 741235,
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- Over 20 research publications in the past 3 months across various journals.
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EDITORIAL OFFICE: COUNCIL OF EDULIGHT, HOUSE NUMBER: B-1/130, KALYANI, DISTRICT-NADIA, PIN-741235, WEST BENGAL, INDIA, E-mail: mondalajit.edn@gmail.com, 09433496340 [MOBILE]
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E-mail: prabir.bengali@gmail.com (Chief –Editor), Contact - 09433118126
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- 1. ROLE OF MODERN TECHNOLOGY IN AYURVEDA NEEDS Vs CHALLENGES PRESENTED BY Dr. NIDHI MISHRA MD Scholar ( Dravyaguna dpt.) GUIDED BY Prof. Kamini Kaushal H.O.D. Dr. Rajesh Ch. Mishra Asso.Prof.Dr.Nidhi Mishra, drnidhimishra212@gmail.com
- 2. KEY PHRASES INTRODUCTION ANCIENT AYURVEDA MODERN TECHNOLOGY • NEEDS OF MODERN TECHS. IN AYURVEDA • AREAS OF MODERN TECHNIQUES • EVIDENCES OFAYUR TECHNOLOGY • CHALLENGES IN AYURVEDA CONCLUSIONDr.Nidhi Mishra, drnidhimishra212@gmail.com
- 3. INTRODUCTION ,da'kkL=e/kh;kuksufon~;kPNkL=fu’p;e~A rLekr~cgqJqr%'kkL=afotkuh;kr~fpfdRld%AA ( lq- lw-4@7 ) Dr.Nidhi Mishra, drnidhimishra212@gmail.com
- 4. MODERN TECHNOLOGY ? • Modernization of old techniques. • W.H.O. – Application of organized knowledge & skills in the form of devices, medicines, vaccines & procedures. • To solve a health problem & improve quality of lives. Dr.Nidhi Mishra, drnidhimishra212@gmail.com
- 6. WHY MODERN TECHNOLOGY ESSENTIALS IN AYURVEDA • Day by day the acceptibility of ayurveda increased. In ancient time has prati vyakti prati chikitsa but now a day it has been changed. • Everybody in hurry, life is so fast. So the use of technology enhance the work power. Dr.Nidhi Mishra, drnidhimishra212@gmail.com
- 7. • Analytical tools for standarization. • To help upgrade production. • For quality treatment. • For Safety & efficacy evaluation & to elicit the M.O.A. • To decrease drug doses & palatable formulation. Dr.Nidhi Mishra, drnidhimishra212@gmail.com
- 8. AREAS OF MODERN TECHNOLOGY RELATED AYURVEDA BIOTECHNOLOGY PHARMACEUTICAL INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AYURVEDA EDUCATION MEDICAL DEVICES & EQUIPMENT DEVELOPMENT AREAS OF TECHNOLOGY Dr.Nidhi Mishra, drnidhimishra212@gmail.com
- 9. IN EDUCATION Ayurveda education – Unsystematic teaching method -That’s why scholars do not put their vision in practice & they become fail in Ayurveda leadership. Dr.Nidhi Mishra, drnidhimishra212@gmail.com
- 10. EVIDENCES OF AYUR-TECHNOLOGY Dr.Nidhi Mishra, drnidhimishra212@gmail.com
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- 16. In Research The best example of R & D of Himalaya drug company. • We know that antihypertensive property of R. serpentina first discovered. • Other ex. Is Liv.52 are widely used in hepatic problem. Thus the Himalaya are gaining popularity in western world.
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