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Dr. Abhay Gandhi

KRIMIGHNA DRAVYA AGAINST DRUG-RESISTANT BACTERIA: A CRITICAL REVIEW OF IN VITRO EVIDENCE, METHODOLOGICAL STANDARDS AND TRANSLATIONAL PROSPECTS

Antimicrobial resistance is a global health threat, and the World Health Organization’s 2024 priority list places carbapenem-resistant Gram-negative b...

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Raghurama Bhatta, Ravi Rao S, Rajani B, Shubha M

EFFECT OF UPAVASA (INTERMITTENT FASTING) IN CORRECTING BLOOD SUGAR LEVELS IN INSULIN-RESISTANT SUBJECTS: A COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW

Introduction: Insulin resistance is a pivotal pathological feature underlying type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM) and metabolic syndrome. Upavasa, a thera...

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Dr. Jalpa Gandhi

GRANTHIHARA AND ARBUDAHARA DRAVYA: A CRITICAL REVIEW OF PRECLINICAL ANTICANCER EVIDENCE FOR KANCHANARA, VARUNA AND BHALLATAKA AND THE GAPS THAT BLOCK CLINICAL TRANSLATION

Classical Ayurvedic texts describe granthi (localised swellings) and arbuda (larger, deep-seated, slowly growing masses) and prescribe drugs to dissol...

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Tushar Tapadiya

CHARAKA’S FIFTY MAHAKASHAYA AS A FRAMEWORK FOR PHARMACOLOGICAL RESEARCH: A CRITICAL REVIEW OF VALIDATION APPROACHES AND A PROPOSED EVIDENCE MAP

In the fourth chapter of Sutrasthana, Charaka arranges five hundred drug entries into fifty groups of ten, the mahakashaya, each named by a shared act...

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Dr. Abhay Gandhi

RASA AS A PREDICTOR OF CHEMISTRY AND ACTION: A CRITICAL REVIEW OF STUDIES CORRELATING AYURVEDIC TASTE CATEGORIES WITH PHYTOCHEMICAL CLASSES, SENSOR DATA AND PHARMACOLOGICAL ACTIVITY

In classical Dravyaguna, rasa (taste) is the first and most accessible property of a drug. It is held to reflect the drug’s elemental composition (pan...

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