WORLD JOURNAL OF ADVANCE
HEALTHCARE RESEARCH

Dr. Abhijit Ankush Nikam*, Dr. Mangesh Ganpat Dimbale, Dr. Snehal Subhas Birajdar

ABSTRACT

The ancient medical system proposed concept of Dosha which govern bodily system. These three Doshas are Pitta, Kapha and Vata. Amongst them Vata is thought to be the body's primary motivator. Vata Dosha along with Vayu is essential for coordinating and controlling a variety of physiological processes. It is principally involves in the transmission and nutrition circulation inside the body, especially via the neurological and circulatory systems. It control of musculoskeletal movements, such as Tiryaggamana, Vinamana, Unnamana, Akunchana and Prasarana. It performed circulation of Rasa and other bodily fluids, especially Raktha, thus helping in the body's blood's discharge. Vayu controls sweat excretion and assist in the segregation of nutritive essence from waste products during digestion. Thus gaining an understanding of Vayu in the context of contemporary physiology provides important insights into how various body functions are interrelated. Understanding its function could help promote a more comprehensive approach to health and wellbeing which also establishes its association with Vata Dosha.