LITERARY RESEARCH OF ‘TWAK SHARIR’ W.R.T. AYURVEDA AND MODERN SCIENCE
Journal Title: World Journal of Pharmaceutical and Medical Research - Year 2017, Vol 3, Issue 8
Abstract
In Samhitas Twak/Twacha is described as outermost protective layer of body as well as largest sensory organ of body. Acharya Sushrut and Acharya Charak very minutely described its layers according to their functions and also diseases which are related to those layers. Modern health science described skin in detail according to division of cell. In this literary research comparative study of twacha/skin is done as per Ayurveda and Modern health science.
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Prof. Vd. Yogeshwar Deshpande
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