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Ayurveda Sharira

Blog by Theme Co-ordinator DR POOJA SABHARWAL MD(AYU), PHD( AYU) PGDHM, PGDYOGA, CFN, PGDAST FACULTY CBPACS, UNDER GOVT OF NCT OF DELHI,INDIA

Ayurveda, an ancient science of holistic health and healing, has been versed in India for over 5,000 years. Among its many branches, Ayurveda Sharir(the study of human anatomy and physiology) plays a pivotal role in understanding the body, its functions, and its connection to nature. As the global interest in Ayurveda disseminates, platforms like the World Ayurveda Congress (WAC) foster an opportunity to inculcate the significance of Ayurveda Sharir in amending health and wellness on a global scale.

Ayurveda Sharir holds particular significance at this event for the following reasons:

1. Bridging Traditional and Modern Medicine: WAC provides comprehension about the dialogue between Ayurveda and modern medical systems. Ayurveda Sharir’s showcases aninterplay between the body’s physical and energetic elements can complement modern anatomy and physiology, leading to a more integrative and comprehensive healthcare approach.
2. Research and Innovation: The Congress offers a platform for research into Ayurveda Sharir and its application in treating various diseases. Studies on marma therapy, the impact of the doshas on organ function, and the use of srotas(channels) in detoxification have the potential to revolutionize modern healthcare systems.
3. Global Outreach and AwarenessThe World Ayurveda Congress fosters a greater awareness of Ayurveda Sharir among those who are unfamiliar with the system by bringing together Ayurveda practitioners and enthusiasts from all around the world. This global outreach promotes respect for traditional knowledge systems and facilitates collaborative research and integration into global health strategies. 
4. Standardization and EducationWAC aims to standardize Ayurvedic practices, including the study of Ayurveda Sharir. By creating globally acknowledged rules, the Congress ensures that future generations of Ayurvedic practitioners maintain high levels of knowledge and expertise.
 

Ayurveda Sharir is more than just an ancient system of anatomy and physiology; it is a science that combines body, mind, and spirit in a way that modern medicine frequently ignores. Its significance within the context of the World Ayurvedic Congress cannot be emphasized. As the world transitions to more holistic and sustainable healthcare approaches, understanding and implementing Ayurveda Sharir will be critical in developing a healthier, more balanced global community. 

We have the potential to bring this ancient wisdom into the twenty-first century through efforts such as the World Ayurveda Congress, where it may supplement current medical breakthroughs and contribute to a more comprehensive understanding of human health. 

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