New Technology for Ayurveda Formulation
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https://doi.org/10.37285/ijpsn.2024.17.6.9Abstract
Herbal Ayurvedic medications have the potential to be an affordable and effective way to meet the modern healthcare needs of the Indian and international communities. In order to fulfil the increasing demand for medications, it is vital to scale up manufacturing. One way to do this is by developing and utilizing new relevant technology in conjunction with Ayurvedic herbal formulations. Improving the dosage forms also requires an understanding of the basic Ayurvedic concepts underlying formulation and processing. Information on medicine preparation techniques was gathered from English translations of major Ayurvedic texts as part of a systematic examination of the literature. It is possible to enhance dose forms and scale up while adhering to traditional Ayurvedic principles by utilizing new technology or utilizing already-existing ones. The scientific heritage of harmonious living that is associated with Ayurveda may be traced back to ancient information found in the Rigveda and Atharveda. Many medications have been created and used, starting with Ayurveda and continuing through to present times under the motto "Tradition to Trend."
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Ayurveda formulation, herbal drug, health, new technology, panchakarma, dosage formsPublished
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