Kriya Shareeram

KRIYA SHARIR DEPARTMENT

 

Kriya Sharir is a branch of Ayurveda that deals with the study of human physiology. Its vision is to understand the various functions of the human body and how they are interconnected with each other.

Kriya Sharir department includes the study of Dosha, Dhatu and Mala which is the base and most important principles of Ayurveda. 

The main objective of Kriya Sharir is to help people achieve and maintain good health by promoting balance and harmony within the body. It aims to identify and address the root causes of imbalances and disease in order to restore health and prevent future problems.

Some of the key areas of focus in Kriya Sharir include the functioning of the digestive, respiratory, cardiovascular, nervous, and endocrine systems. It also covers topics such as metabolism, immunity, and the role of the mind and emotions in health and disease.

Overall, the vision of Kriya Sharir is to promote holistic health and wellness by understanding the intricate workings of the human body and how they are influenced by various internal and external factors.

 

KEY FEATURES 

  • The department has well equipped laboratory with all the necessary instruments, reagents and chemicals required to perform the practicals.
  • In all it has total 29 charts, 8 models and 34 books.
  • The department is also provided with computer and printer.

    Name of Faculty  Department  Additional Qualification  Name of Book/ Chapter Publications  Name of Research Artical Publications
    Dr. Kirtiprakash  K. Upadhyay Kriya Sharir  

    (Professor) 

    		 M.D/M.S  No  No
    Dr. Monika  

    Patwari

    		 Kriya Sharir  

    (Associate  

    Professor)

    		 Ph.D Scholatr  none 1. Skin from point of view of Chikitsa and kriya Sharir (IJAPR)

    2. PHYSIOLOGY and management of pain in GIT (Anaha): A case study (ejbps) 

    3. Correlative analysis of Pachaka Pitta & digestive enzymes: An integrative physiology perspective (wjpps) 4. Agni- a dynamic study of its digestion and therapeutic utility (Ayurlog: NJRAS) 

    5. Effect of Asta Ahara Vidhi Visheshaytan on Annavah Srotas ( ijapc) 

    6. Integrated Ayurvedic management of a Non - healing ulcer with chronic osteomyelitis using Kshara Sutra, Panchvalkal Kwath and Jatyadi  Taila: A case study (wjpps)
    Dr.Pratima  

    Gautam  

    Wankhade

    		 Kriya Sharir  

    (Assistant Professor) 

    		 M.D/M.S Dissertation title - Thesis -  A STUDY OF ASSOCIATION  BETWEEN  

    DEHAPRAKRUTI AND  INFERTILITY - 

    AN OBSERVATIONAL  STUDY .  

    (Not book/not chapter  publication )

    		 1) Critical Review on Artava Kshaya and Its Clinical Applications . 

    2) EFFECT OF AACHAR RASAYANA ON HORMONAL IMBALANCE IN PERIMENOPAUSE .  

    3) ROLE OF PATHYAPATHYA KALPANA IN POLYCYSTIC OVARY SYNDROME .