108 Upanishads in 4 Vedas

 


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Ayurvedic Treatment of the Vagina Disorders in Ashtang Hridayam

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 Yoni vyapat (Disorders of the Vagina) "Yoni Vyapat Chikitsa" translates to "treatment of vaginal disorders" in Ayurveda, a traditional Indian system of medicine. It encompasses a range of Ayurvedic therapies and practices aimed at addressing various gynecological conditions.  Twenty diseases of the vagina arise because of consuming bad food. 27b. Vatiki Improper postures during lieing/sleeping, excess of sexual intercourse, vitiation of the menstrual flow, use of bad materials (as substitutes for the phallus), disorders of the seed (ovum) and effects of actions of previous lives-by these causes vata gets aggravated and produces pain, pricking and dilating types of pain, loss of sensation, feeling of ants crawling, loss of movement, roughness and noise (gas coming out with noise) and discharge of menstrual blood which is frothy, slight reddish black, thin and dry (non unctuous) drooping of groins and flanks, discomfort and gradual development of abdominal tumour. Al...
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Why Did Humans Lose Their Fur?

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    Millions of modern humans ask themselves the same question every morning while looking in the mirror: Why am I so hairy? As a society, we spend millions of dollars per year on lip waxing, eyebrow threading, laser hair removal, and face and leg shaving, not to mention the cash we hand over to Supercuts or the neighborhood salon. But it turns out we are asking the wrong question—at least according to scientists who study human genetics and evolution. For them, the big mystery is why we are so hairless . Evolutionary theorists have put forth numerous hypotheses for why humans became the naked mole rats of the primate world. Did we adapt to semi-aquatic environments? Does bare skin help us sweat to keep cool while hunting during the heat of the day? Did losing our fur allow us to read each other's emotional responses such as fuming or blushing? Scientists aren't exactly sure, but biologists are beginning to understand t...
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