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MANAGEMENT
OF TRADITIONAL MEDICINE - PROBLEMS AND POTENTIALITIES
Traditional Medicine
(TM) as a term refers to a way of protecting
and restoring health that ex isted before
the arrival of modern medicine. As the term
implies, the approaches to health belong
to the traditions of each country, and have
been handed down from generation to generation
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By Bhupednra Nirajan |
AYURVEDA
AND THE ISSUE ND NEPALOF INTEGRATION
The relationship between modern and traditional medicine
can be explained in four board forms. Monopolistic-
where modern medical doctors have sole right, tolerant
situation- where traditional practitioners are permitted
unofficially, parallel model- where both are considered
separate components and integrated model- where both
are integrated at the level of education and practice. |
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Prof. Dr. LM Singh
& Bhupendra Nirajan |
AYURVEDA AND NEPAL
These two facts prove that the relation of Nepal
& Ayurveda dated at least 4,000 years back.
Furthermore, these two statements also prove that
the foundation, search & development of Ayurveda
were started on this Himalayan belt. Nepal, at present,
is spending billions of rupees to import expensive
allopathic medicine and much expensive equipments
and technology.
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- Dr. Modanath
Prashrit |
HEALTH
CHALLENGES OF 21ST CENTURY AND TRADITIONAL
MEDICINE IN SAARC REGION
The majority
of people in Nepal continue to rely on this
system of health care. Ayurveda and the traditional
medical wisdom and practices are prevalent
in the community and are totally dependent
on locally available medicinal herbs, knowledge,
technology and their application. |
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- Koirala, Dr Rishi Ram
M.D. |
RESEARCH
IN AYURVEDA.MORE PRIORITY REQUIRED.
There is urgent
need for the government to establish an Ayurvedic
Research Institute furnished with the required
equipment for research of international standard
in matters related with the use of Ayurvedic
medicines, entities and treatment. The Ayurvedic
manuscripts available in the country needs
to be preserved, databank, reference library
should be established. |
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Dr. Rajendra Kumar Giri |
PRINCIPLE
OF CULTIVATION OF MEDICINAL PLANTS IN HIGHER
ALTITUDE OF NEPAL
Nepal lies in the central sector of
great Himalaya between latitude 26.22 –
30.27 N and longitudes 80.04-88.12 E. It occupies
an area of 147181 sq. Km. it has an average
length of 884 km at Kechakalan, Jhapa to 8848
m at Sagaramatha the highest peak of the world. |
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- Dr.
Rabindra Pandey |
SEX
EDUCATION EQUIPS YOUNG PEOPLE
Young people
should have accurate information on sexual
development, reproduction, contraception,
abortion, relationships, the physical and
emotional changes associated with puberty
and about sexually transmitted infections
including HIV/AIDS.
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- Dr.
Khem Karki |
TRADITIONAL
MEDICINE SYSTEM IN NEPAL.
In the context of Nepal, more than 85% if
people are taking benefit from Ayurveda system,
knowingly or unknowingly. More than 1400 species
of medicinal plants are recorded. |
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- Dr.
Rabindra Pandey
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KUTAJ
IN AYURVEDA: THE RESEARCH BASED PRESCRIPTION,
A BRIEF NOTE
In Ayurvedic literatures (Samhitas and Nighantus)
Kutaja is used for the treatment of diarrhoea,
dysentery and acute piles.In Charaka it is
prescribed alone or with other ingredients
in different weight and doses in many diseases
eg. Kushhta, Arsha, Kandu. |
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Dr. Rameshwor Adhikary |
NARADEVI
AYURVEDA HOSPITAL IN THE FIELD OF AYURVEDA
Naradevi Ayurveda
Hospital was established in Baishakh Shucla
Akshya Tritiya' in 1974 BS. The formal education
of Ayurveda which is also the first technical
education in Nepal was also started in its
boundary after ten years.
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Dr. Krishna raj Parajuli |
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