Medicinal plants in Ayurveda

Medicinal Plants in Ayurveda is a meticulously researched and thoughtfully presented guide that explores the fascinating world of healing herbs through the lens of Ayurvedic wisdom. Grounded in classical principles, the book highlights the holistic philosophy of Ayurveda, where health is a dynamic balance between body, mind, and environment—and nature plays a vital role in maintaining that harmony.
The book features detailed profiles of a wide range of medicinal plants used in Ayurvedic practice, offering insights into their traditional applications, therapeutic properties, and pharmacological effects. Each plant entry includes its Sanskrit and botanical names, habitat, morphological description, Ayurvedic properties (rasa, virya, vipaka, and karma), dosage, methods of administration, and indications in various diseases.
Beyond listing herbal remedies, this book emphasizes the deep relationship between plant life and human health, emphasizing respect for biodiversity and the importance of sustainability in herbal medicine. It brings out the ecological and spiritual dimensions of Ayurvedic plant usage, reminding us that healing is not just a physical process, but a reconnection with the natural world.
Designed for students, health professionals, herbalists, and anyone intrigued by traditional healing, the book serves both as a practical manual and a philosophical guide. It connects ancient Ayurvedic theory with current scientific research, making it both informative and relevant to today’s healthcare landscape.
Whether you’re a seasoned practitioner looking to expand your herbal knowledge or a beginner curious about the healing powers of plants, Medicinal Plants in Ayurveda is your companion in discovering the timeless wisdom encoded in nature’s own medicine cabinet.