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February 2, 20260 citationsOpen Access

General Introduction of Aushadh Sevan Kala and Its Importance According to Ayurveda - A Review

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DVDr. Arun Kumar Verma*

Key Points

  • The aim is to explore the principle of aushadha sevana kala and its significance in Ayurveda for treatment efficacy.
  • Reviewed ayurvedic literature on aushadha sevanakala and its principles.
  • Discussed contrasting properties of desha, matra, and kala in drug administration.
  • Analyzed various aushadha sevanakala as mentioned by ancient acharyas.
  • Aushadha sevana kala enhances the effectiveness of medicines when taken at the proper time.
  • Proper timing helps avoid adverse interactions between food and drugs.
  • The review identifies different times for administering drugs that improve health outcomes.

Abstract

Aushadha sevana kala (time of drug administration) is an important principle to be considered while treating a disease. Hetu (causative factors), linga (signs and symptoms), and aushadh (medicine) are considered trisutra ayurved. Trisutra ayurveda is importance while treating a patient. According to acharya charaka medicines having opposite properties of desha (habitat), matra (dose), and kala (time) are able to cure diseases easily. The taking of drugs at the proper time "aushadha sevana kala” helps to optimum health benefits of administered drugs. The concepts of aushadha sevana kala help to prevent any adverse food & drug interaction. Aushadha is used to maintain and promotes health in a healthy person to cure ailments by shodhan & shaman chikitsa. There are different aushadha sevanakala’s (time) mentioned by acharyas which are collectively reviewed in this article. This article is a study of different aushadha sevana kala in ayurvedic literature in detail so that it helps increase the efficacy and absorption of drugs.

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Dr. Arun Kumar Verma* (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6980fd18c1c9540dea80eea2https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18409613
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