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October-December 1990 Volume 10 | Issue 2
Page Nos. 74-142
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A new quantum mechanical theory of evolution of universe and life |
p. 74 |
MC Nigam Based upon the principles of ancient science of Life, which admits both consciousness and matter, a new Quantum Mechanical theory of evolution of universe and life is propounded. The theory advocates: Right from the time, the evolution of universe takes place, life also starts evolving energies and ethereal - consciousness (subtler and real) in anti-electrons, as the complimentary partners. The material body acquires electrons for cordoning of atomic nuclei and displaying its manifestation, in the three spatial dimensions in scale of time. The ethereal consciousness acquires anti electrons for gaining necessary energy for superimposing itself over any of the manifested bodies of equivalent electronic energy and deriving the bliss of materialization. The theory is based upon the solid foundation of the ancient science (ethereal consciousness) laid down by the ancient seekers of knowledge like Kapila and Caraka who interpret many of the riddles of modern science on the frontiers of various disciplines of knowledge. |
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The caraka-tattvapradipika of sivadasa sena |
p. 79 |
Priya Vrat Sharma In this article the author describes the salient features of Carakatattvapradipika, a commentary on the Caraka Samhita by Sivadasa sena and highlights his theory and practice of medicine. |
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Preliminary chemical characterization of pharmacologically active compounds of aqueous extracts of synadenium glaucescens |
p. 88 |
MG Rukunga, S Gunnar, WM Kofi -Tsekp |
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Clinical evaluation of Terminalia belerica in diarrhoea |
p. 94 |
Bhushan Patwardhan, KK Bhutani, PS Patki, SV Dange, DV Gore, DI Borole, RB Shirolkar, PV Paranjpe Terminalia belerica (behada) fruit has been evaluated as a promising agent against E. histolytica and a variety of bacteria associated with dysentery and diarrhoea. These in vitro studies were extended further for evaluating clinical efficacy among patients of acute and chronic cases of diarrhoea and dysentery. The Studies were carried out on 25 patients by five medical practitioners practicing at different clinics in the urban areas of Pune. The data was collected as per the protocol given to the concerned clinicians. Inclusion and exclusion criteria were critically followed. Record of patients' history, clinical evaluations and investigations like stool, urine examination were carried out where necessary.
The maximum treatment period was 14 days and the dose was 150 mg. tablets of bioactive fraction three times a day. 11 out of 12 patients responded to therapy and required around twelve tablets for recovery. Seven patients having the presence of cyst of amoeba, E. coli etc. became negative at the end of treatment. Improvement started on second day. No side effects of any nature were observed. |
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Effects of Bekh-k-Karafs (apium graveolens linn) root on central nervous systme |
p. 98 |
M Ehsanullah, M Asif, SK M Asif, MY Amin Bekh-e-Karafs has been reported to be effective in a number of ailments in Unani system of medicine. The aqueous extract of the drug was screened for C.N.S. depressant, anti-convulsant and analgesic activities. The central depressant and analgesic activities of the drug were found to be significant while anti-convulsant activity was found to be insignificant. The results are reported here. |
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Effect of palatable guar gum formulation on serum lipids |
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Shashikant Goswami This clinical study reports that the ingestion of 15 gm of Guar gum daily for a period of one moth decreased the total serum cholesterol level by 9.4% and triglyceride level by 4%. |
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Hormonal properties of ethanolic extract of juniperus communis Linn. |
p. 106 |
Sandhya Pathak, RK Tewari, AO Prakash To evaluate antifertility mode of action of extracts of Juniperus communis Linn., its various extracts were investigated for estrogenic, antiestrogenic, progestagenic and antiprogestagenic properties in laboratory animals. Investigations reveal that the extract possessed only antiprogestational activity which accounts for its antifertility effect. |
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Relation between fosa and prakrti |
p. 114 |
Krishna Kant This paper discusses the significance of prakrti pariksa which has a key role to play in the diagnosis and treatment of diseases in Ayurvedic System which is embodied by tridosa theory. |
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Anti-inflammatory and mast cell protective effect of ficus religiosa |
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S Viswanathan, P Thirugnanasambantham, M Kannappa Reddy, S Narasimhan, G Anantha Subramaniam The aqueous extract of bark of Ficus religiosa was prepared and investigated for its anti-inflammatory effect and for its protective effect on mast cells against degranulation. A significant anti-inflammatory effect was observed in both acute and chronic models of inflammation. The extract also protected mast cells from degranulation induced by various degranulatiors. The observed anti-inflammatory and mast cell protective effect may be responsible for the beneficial effect of Ficus religiosa in kumkum dermatitis and other inflammatory conditions. |
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Further studies on the cross as an auspicious symbol |
p. 126 |
S Mahdihassan The author traces in this paper the antiquity of the cross which was looked upon as an auspicious and establishes that cross is a gift of the living to the dead for taking them to the heavenly abode. |
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Ayurvedic literature in orissa - An overview |
p. 132 |
Prem Kishore, MM Padhi, GC Nanda |
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Medicinal plant wealth of Krishna district (Andhra Pradesh ) - a preliminary survey |
p. 137 |
P Venkanna |
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The history and natural history of ephedra as soma |
p. 141 |
SN Yoganarasimhan, R Sudha |
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