CONCEPT OF MARMA THERAPY IN MANAGEMENT OF PAIN
Journal Title: World Journal of Pharmaceutical and life sciences - Year 2017, Vol 3, Issue 6
Abstract
The health of the people reflects the social welfare parameters of any civilized area. It is the key component of social values and indication of concern for the welfare of the society. In thousands of years of the history of India from Vedas to the present times, Indian society has proved that the Vedic system can develop and provide a truly humane and efficient health service. Pain is one of the most common features of variety of diseases and understanding of its nature and properties is important for its successful management. In Ayurvedic Medicinal therapy, this is only lacuna that is the immediate management of pain. Marma science and therapy has an answer to this and hence if we incorporate Marma science in broad field of Ayurvedic therapy, we can overcome this lacuna. Therefore further development and expansion of such a viable Vedic Medical system in terms of Marma science is highly humane and widely accessible in all aspects for all. Forming a bridge across time, people became involved in the fight against pain with Marma therapy. Being an untouched method of pain management, more and more working hands are needed to spread the knowledge and benefit of this science. This article serves to throw light on the potentials of Marma Therapy that can be used in the perspective of different physiological stages of pain to promote health.
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Dr. Neerja Jain
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