Ayurveda and Medical Science in Ancient India
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https://doi.org/10.63671/ijsssr.v1i2.35Keywords:
Ayurveda, ancient India, medical science, holistic healthcare, historical evolution, comparative analysis, traditional medicine, contemporary medical science, interdisciplinary interactions, global healthcare practicesAbstract
This research paper presents a comprehensive exploration of the ancient Indian medical tradition, Ayurveda, and its symbiotic relationship with the medical science of its time. The paper investigates the historical origins, foundational principles, and significant contributions of Ayurveda to the development of medical knowledge in ancient India. Through a comparative analysis, it elucidates the intersecting points and distinctive characteristics of Ayurveda in contrast to contemporary medical science. This study underscores the enduring legacy of Ayurveda, its interactions with other medical traditions, and its modern revival as a holistic healthcare system. By critically examining the challenges and prospects for Ayurveda's integration into the modern medical landscape, this paper contributes to a nuanced understanding of the historical evolution and ongoing impact of Ayurveda on global healthcare practices.
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