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Ayurveda

Authors: Pavišić, Filip;
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Ayurveda is an ancient alternative medicine that originates from the Indian subcontinent, and is also called the "mother of all medicine". Ayurveda has historically played an important role in the life and culture of the Indian Peninsula along with meditation and yoga. Although it has existed on the Indian subcontinent for thousands of years, Ayurveda broke into the Western world in the early twentieth century with its alternative views of medicine where pills, syrups and many other drugs with questionable side effects began to be replaced by herbal remedies, massage, meditation and yoga exercise, all in order to adhere to the principle principle of Ayurveda which says that one must constantly try to maintain physical, mental and spiritual balance. Balance consists of principles called doshas, and doshas consist of five elements: earth, water, air, fire, and ether. Although in the Western world Ayurveda is generally seen as an alternative medicine that deals with the preparation of herbal preparations, this paper will also explore 8 branches of Ayurveda that have played an important role and great influence on the development of modern medicine.

Ayurveda je drevna alternativna medicina koja potiče sa indijskog potkontinenta,a još se naziva i „majkom svih medicina“. Ayurveda je kroz povijest imala važnu ulogu u životu i kulturi indijskog poluotoka zajedno sa meditacijom i yogom. Iako je na indijskom potkontinentu postojala tisućama godina, ayurveda se početkom dvadesetog stoljeća probila u zapadni svijet svojim alternativnim pogledima na medicinu gdje su se tablete, sirupi i brojni drugi lijekovi sa upitnim nuspojavama počeli zamjenjivati sa biljnim preparatima, masažom, meditacijom i tjelovježbom u obliku yoge, sve kako bi se ispoštovao načelni princip ayurvede koji govori da čovjek konstantno mora pokušavati održati tjelesni, mentalni i duševni balans. Balans se sastoji od načela koje se nazivaju doshe, a doshe se sastoje od pet elemenat: zemlja, voda, zrak, vatra i eter. Iako se u zapadnjačkom svijetu na ayurvedu uglavnom gleda kao na alternativnu medicinu koja se bavi spravljanjem biljnih preparata, ovaj rad će istražiti i 8 grana ayurvede koje su imale važnu ulogu i veliki utjecaj na razvoj moderne medicine.

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294, Indian subcontinet, elementi, HUMANISTIČKE ZNANOSTI. Povijest. Stara povijest, joga, elements, ayurveda, yoga, HUMANISTIČKE ZNANOSTI. Povijest. Stara povijest., HUMANISTIC SCIENCES. History. Ancient History., dosha, HUMANISTIC SCIENCES. History. Ancient History, Indijski poluotok, Ayurveda

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