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The principle behind Dinacharya is simple. The body functions better when daily activities take place in a predictable sequence rather than at constantly changing times. Classical Ayurveda therefore gives considerable attention to waking, elimination, oral hygiene, oil massage, exercise, bathing, meals, work, rest and sleep.
The Ashtanga Hridaya places Abhyanga within its discussion of the daily regimen. It advises regular oil massage and traditionally associates the practice with relief from fatigue and conditions linked with aggravated Vata. The text also connects Abhyanga with nourishment, sleep, skin quality and physical stability.
Developed and manufactured entirely in-house at Dr. Reddy’s biologics facility in Bachupally, Hyderabad, NIVORZ marks the company’s entry into biosimilar immuno-oncology in the Indian market. The launch also expands the presence of domestically manufactured biosimilars in a field of cancer treatment where access and treatment costs remain major concerns.
Schedule H, H1 and X contain medicines whose sale is subject to prescription and other regulatory requirements under India’s drug-control framework. The degree and nature of restrictions differ between the schedules, with some categories subject to additional record-keeping and dispensing controls.
According to the Health Ministry advisory, the existing framework permits stem-cell therapy as standard care in routine clinical practice only for disease conditions included in the approved list.
The condition is frequently discovered when an ultrasound performed for another reason reports hepatic steatosis or when routine blood tests reveal elevated liver enzymes. Normal liver enzymes do not necessarily exclude MASLD, which means symptoms and routine blood tests alone cannot determine whether the condition is present or how advanced it has become.
Ayurveda places great importance on the quality of nourishment reaching the tissues. Food alone does not determine nourishment. What matters equally is whether the body can properly digest, transform and assimilate what has been eaten.
Tongue cleaning is traditionally known as Jihva Nirlekhana or Jihva Prakshalana in Ayurvedic practice. It generally involves gently drawing a smooth tongue cleaner from the back of the tongue toward the front after waking.
Ayurveda does not traditionally define health through numerical blood-pressure measurements. Its physiological framework is built around concepts such as Dosha, Dhatu, Agni, Srotas and the functional relationships between organs and tissues.
The study was led by researchers from the Centre for Ecological Sciences at the Indian Institute of Science in Bengaluru, working with scientists at the Technical University of Denmark and other collaborators. It was published in Science Translational Medicine on September 9, 2026.
