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Latent pathologies: The role of Deepana and Pachana in managing Leena Dosha and modern health challenges
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Abstract
BACKGROUND:
Leena Dosha
is a fundamental concept in Ayurveda referring to the concealed state of
Doshas
in tissues, leading to latent or recurrent diseases. This dormancy arises from the incomplete
Dosha
elimination due to weak digestive fire and
Ama
accumulation. Despite its significance,
Leena Dosha
remains underexplored in contemporary healthcare.
OBJECTIVE:
To explore
Leena Dosha
, its mechanisms, and the role of
Deepana
and
Pachana
in preventing and managing diseases characterized by latency and recurrence, while drawing parallels with modern medical conditions.
MATERIALS AND METHODS:
Classical Ayurvedic texts including
Charaka Samhita, Sushruta Samhita
, and
Ashtanga Hridaya
were examined alongside a structured search combining MeSH terms for latent diseases with Ayurvedic terminology. Of the 24 articles screened, 14 were included based on relevance to latent pathogenesis and therapeutic correlation.
RESULTS:
Leena Dosha
parallels modern latent infections, autoimmune disorders, cancer dormancy, and chronic inflammatory conditions. Ayurveda, provides a holistic approach and highlights
Deepana
and
Pachana
as key strategies for preventing and managing this pathological state.
Deepana
revitalizes digestive and cellular metabolism, preventing
Ama
formation and strengthening systemic resilience, while
Pachana
eliminates the existing
Ama
, addresses concealed
Doshas
, and reduces their pathological impact, together offering a comprehensive therapeutic strategy.
CONCLUSION:
Deepana
and
Pachana
may provide a holistic approach in managing latent and recurrent diseases. Future research should focus on clinical validation, mechanistic insights and integration into modern medical practices. Bridging the Ayurveda concepts may offer holistic solutions to complex health challenges.
Ovid Technologies (Wolters Kluwer Health)
Title: Latent pathologies: The role of Deepana and Pachana in managing Leena Dosha and modern health challenges
Description:
Abstract
BACKGROUND:
Leena Dosha
is a fundamental concept in Ayurveda referring to the concealed state of
Doshas
in tissues, leading to latent or recurrent diseases.
This dormancy arises from the incomplete
Dosha
elimination due to weak digestive fire and
Ama
accumulation.
Despite its significance,
Leena Dosha
remains underexplored in contemporary healthcare.
OBJECTIVE:
To explore
Leena Dosha
, its mechanisms, and the role of
Deepana
and
Pachana
in preventing and managing diseases characterized by latency and recurrence, while drawing parallels with modern medical conditions.
MATERIALS AND METHODS:
Classical Ayurvedic texts including
Charaka Samhita, Sushruta Samhita
, and
Ashtanga Hridaya
were examined alongside a structured search combining MeSH terms for latent diseases with Ayurvedic terminology.
Of the 24 articles screened, 14 were included based on relevance to latent pathogenesis and therapeutic correlation.
RESULTS:
Leena Dosha
parallels modern latent infections, autoimmune disorders, cancer dormancy, and chronic inflammatory conditions.
Ayurveda, provides a holistic approach and highlights
Deepana
and
Pachana
as key strategies for preventing and managing this pathological state.
Deepana
revitalizes digestive and cellular metabolism, preventing
Ama
formation and strengthening systemic resilience, while
Pachana
eliminates the existing
Ama
, addresses concealed
Doshas
, and reduces their pathological impact, together offering a comprehensive therapeutic strategy.
CONCLUSION:
Deepana
and
Pachana
may provide a holistic approach in managing latent and recurrent diseases.
Future research should focus on clinical validation, mechanistic insights and integration into modern medical practices.
Bridging the Ayurveda concepts may offer holistic solutions to complex health challenges.
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