A review on daily regimen according to Shshruta Samhita w.s.r to disease prevention

An old ayurvedic book on surgical methods called the sushruta Samhita was authored by sushrutachrya. Given that it is currently the only text on shalya Tantra (surgery), the most significant branch of Ayurveda, its significance is all the greater. It is an old ayurvedic book on surgical methods called the Sushruta Samhita was authored by Sushrutachrya. Given that it is currently the only text on Shalya Tantra (surgery), the most significant branch of Ayurveda, its significance is all the greater. It is the oldest and most authoritative work on this field of medicine in the entire world, not just in India. In his treatise, Acharya Sushruta very skillfully describes daily and seasonal routines in addition to a variety of medical operations. A very small number of conceptual works have been done on a chosen section of this samhita. Understanding the different unique characteristics listed in Sushruta Samhita is so crucial. This review article discusses the daily routine described in the Sushruta Samhita.

Aim: Review of the Sushruta Samhita's daily regimen for disease prevention.

Materials and procedures: The Sushruta Samhita was employed for this study, and from it, a variety of references were gathered.

Conclusion: Daily routine procedures such as brahmmuhurta jagaran (early awakening in the morning), dantdhavan (brushing teeth), jihva nirlekhan (tounge scraping), anjan (corrylium), nasya (errhine therapy), kavla (gargaling), dhumapana (medicated inhalation), abhangya (oil massage), vyayam (exercise). Consequently, this essay will provide you a better understanding of how dincharya can be used to prevent or even reverse the symptoms of disease (daily routine).