GLOBALIZATION OF RASAYANA AS ANTI-OXIDANTS FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF AGEING
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https://doi.org/10.70066/jahm.v5i4.344Keywords:
Ageing, Anti-oxidants, Rasayana, AyurvedaAbstract
Ageing is not a disease; it is the progressive decline in physical, physiological and psychological function of the
body over time. In recent time, due to increased life expectancy and increased medical knowledge, demand of
anti-ageing medicine is increasing day by day. There is a growing market for anti-ageing products from noninvasive
procedures to facelifts. The landscape of anti-ageing is changing rapidly and people are continuously
looking for anti-ageing therapy which are convenient and without side effects. Objectives: This study is focused
at reviewing the Ayurvedic and modern literature related to ageing and its prevention with Ayurveda. Materials
and Methods: Various Ayurvedic and modern texts books, research papers, journals and websites have been
referred for this purpose. Conclusion: Ayurveda is the traditional system of medicine of India and contains a
very scientific description of age and age related changes. Ayurveda has a great potential in the field of antiageing
as there are lots of single herbs and preparations which possess anti-oxidant properties and slow down
the process of ageing and thus increase the longevity of the individuals.
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