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Prameha in terms of DiabetesMellitu
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Purvarupa (Premonitory Symptoms)of
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Metabolic syndrome• Central obesi
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Diabetes mellitus• Diabetes melli
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Diabetes as Prameha &MadhumehaSarva
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Diabetes as Prameha &MadhumehaMadhu
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Pathogenesis of Pittaja PramehaPidi
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Dosha-Dushya Samgraha• Ayurveda d
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Early diabetes (Kaphaja Prameha) co
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Chronic diabetes (Vataja Prameha)
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Investigations• Fasting Blood Sug
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Role of PsychosomaticConstitution (
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Physiological ExaminationPoint ofEx
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Ponderal Index and Body Surface Are
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Neurohumors in different psychosoma
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Neurohumors in different psychosoma
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Variations in Neurohumors in differ
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Dietary Management• The best food
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Sr.No.Pramehahara and Madhumehahara
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26. Ushira Vetiveria zizanoidis + +
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56. Kiratatikta Swertia chirayita +
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86. Mushkaka Schrebera swietenioide
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Recent advances• Shilajit (Asphal
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• Meshasringi (Gymmeme sylvestre
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C.tamala (Tejapatra)55
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Effect of C. tamala (Tejpatra) on F
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Immediate effect of C. tamala on fa
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Effect of Pterocarpus marsupium inm
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