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global success of the Ayurveda are lack of
product standardization, quality control and
absence of documental evidence for clinical
efficacy. Success in clinical development is key
to the long-term success of Ayurveda or any
other system of Medicine.
v Department will do extensive research in new
traditional drug development and their safety and
efficacy trials on animals and human subjects.
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v To enhance the capability of the DYM(T) &

PYP(T) as a premier institution for research
in Ayurveda and forge strategic alliance with
similar establishments and constantly strive
for excellence in basic and applied
knowledge for efficient understanding of the
cause and prevention of human diseases
and their management
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v -ormulate aims and patterns of research on scientific lines in

Ayurvedic systems of medicine.
v Initiate, develop, encourage and coordinate scientific
research in fundamental and applied aspects of Ayurveda.
v To study of diseases, their prevention and cure, especially
with emphasis for covering the rural population of the country
and the rest world.
v Propagate basic knowledge and experimental measures
relating to the cause and prevention of diseases and
exchange information with other institutions with similar
approach.
v To -ulfill the imagination of HH Swami Ramdev ji & HH
Acharya Balkrishna ji to make disease free India & World by
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v Basic Research
v Clinical Research
v Drug Research
v Literary Research
v New Drug Development
v Collaborative Research Studies
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v Clinical Studies
v Survey & Surveillance Program
v Community Health Care Program
v Tribal Health Care Program
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v Medico-Botanical Survey
v Cultivation of Medicinal plants
v Pharmacognostical Research Program
v Plant Tissue Culture
v Chemical Research Program
v Pharmacological Research Program including
Toxicological studies

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Ayurveda.
v Publication of scientific Journal/Bulletin
v Publication of Activities in the form of Newsletter
v Publication of Pamphlets on Research findings
v Development of Video-films on various research
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The medicinal plants identified as Astavarg are viz. Jeevak- u


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The hilly and remote forest areas have been surveyed for specific
programme are viz. Auli, Joshimath, Tapovan, Badrinarayan, Valley of
-lowers, Hemkund, Ukhimath, Gangotri Valley, Kedarnath, Renthal,
Gangnani, Yamunotri Valley, Rishikesh, Dhanaulti in Uttarakhand and
Karsog, Jalpa, Kamarunag, Rewalsar, Rewanda, Lahaul-spiti, Hatloo,
Thanedhar, Narkanda, Matiana, Shilaru in Himachal Pradesh.
. Collection of Medicinal Plants:
v There are a large number of medicinal plant diversity widely used in ayurveda are present in
the Garden. The live plants are also prescribed by the Vaidyas of Patanjali Yogpeeth to
patients for taking fresh extract and decoction according to their dose of administration. Some
common species are viz. V  
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A. -ield Experiments of Organic -arming
Technology by the use of Wormi
Compost and NADEP Manure:

In nature there is a system of maintaining biological balance in soil, air and water. The
human intervention has damaged this balance due to short-run gains. This is a great
threat towards the sustainability of agricultural production to meet the food and
nutritional requirements of growing population. Over the past four decades, the use of
chemical fertilizers, pesticides, herbicides, weedicides, excessive soil erosion etc.
have adversely affected the soil fertility, productivity and quality of produce. Growing
awareness of people about environmental degradation, has led the scientists, policy
planners and executives to take corrective steps in order to improve the quality
farming. The department has developed Divya wormi compost and Divya NADEP to
the farmers for scientific and safe cultivations.
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improvement in leg and back strength, though the yoga group showed
better spinal flexibility. The yoga group showed an increase in lean
muscle mass while the physical training group showed an increase in
body fat. This re-distribution in body composition is of great importance
to this group. The yoga group showed no decrease in level of arousal
(or alertness) but showed a consistent decrease in blood pressure
suggesting maintained arousal was not associated with mental stress.
Hence yoga was a state of µalertful rest¶, especially important in this
group. The physical training group showed a decrease in
arousal/alertness. The yoga group showed an improvement in skilled
activities requiring co-ordination, concentration, as well as muscular
strength and endurance. This would be especially useful for activities
such as shooting at a target.
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we need the contribution of a sage, who is not only an accomplished
yogi but also understands the process of testing and proving the
concepts of Yoga using modern scientific methods and standards.
One such person is Swami Ramdevji who has studied modern
medical science in depth along with Yoga and has proved that Yoga
practices meet modern medical standards with courage and
confidence he has invited international scientists to work together and
with him to evaluate and prove the scientific basis of Yoga. Selecting
a few asanas from the vast repertoire of Yoga, which could be used
by all for preventing diseases, and controlling recurrence of diseases,
and at the same time providing benefits like awakening talents,
generating positive, creative, qualitative and productive qualities, etc.
´ Effect of yoga and pranayama on bone
mineral density- An open level clinical study

v The data of bone mineral density test collected before and after Yoga practice
was analyzed statistically. The results were drawn with the theory of sign of
nope-parametric test and efficiency level and confidence level of patients is
being presented here in tabular form.
v The efficiency and confidence level in (men) osteoporosis patients was 4.4
and 99.7A per cent respectively. The figures in case of women of the same
disease were 4.0Î7 and 99.7A per cent respectively. In the same way patients
of osteopenia (men) showed efficiency and confidence level of 4.67 and 99.7A
per cent, whereas the women showed of A.66 and 99.7A per cent, respectively.
v This research makes it clear that the T-score of bone mineral density shows
considerable improvement along with increasing the strength of bone after 40
days of Yoga practice.

 
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on State Anxiety in Scientists from Different
Asian Countries

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attending an international seminar on an unrelated subject (i.e., in
hydrology at IIT Roorkee), and (ii) to compare the results in scientists
from different Asian countries, such as India, Nepal, Bangladesh,
Pakistan, and China There was a group significant decrease in state
anxiety (p<.00Î, paired t-test; n = ). This has been shown as a
graph below. Also irrespective of the country from which they came,
the scientists showed a decrease in state anxiety after yoga.
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personality, it acts like life-saving medicine, helps in overall
development, guides on the path of accomplishment, fulfilling
duties, achieving economic progress, fulfilling the
responsibilities of household life and gaining liberation. Yoga is
a holistic science and fully capable of giving desired results. It
improves physical health, mental development, intellectual
power, internal progress, and spiritual strength. It is not just an
expression, but also an experience of life, as shared by
thousands of participants. The scientists and medical
practitioners are taken aback with the miraculous results of
Yoga and Pranayama.
Ë A novel method and scheme for
Standardization of Divya Madhunasni: A
Herbal Medicine

v The Divya Madhunasini is a polyherbal drug constitute of a complex mixture of

different herbal & mineral substances. We have undertaken a task to develop a
novel scheme for sensitive, specific & accurate standardization the Divya
Madhunasini.The present method will provide the sensitive, specific & accurate
scheme for standardization of other polyherbal drugs for their consistency,
potency and efficacy in future. Packet of Î0 tablets of Madhunasini 500 mg
has been taken the batch No.DPO-Î Exp. 9/009. The Madhunasini is a
mixture of A Poly herbal Material. We have categorized all A herbomineral
material into the four classes categorizes. i.e. alkaloids contents, glycosides
contents, bitter contents & tannins contents. The each categorizes extract of
Madhunasini exhibits the characteristic spot at differed Rfs. The result indicates
that for the Standardization of Polyherbal preparation the extraction of complex
mixture of drug with various solvents is necessary for the detection,
characterization & identification of active chemical and therapeutic ingredients.
Whereas material extracted with one solvent was not exhibit any clear Rf
values and always appear in the form of tail.
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Drishti eye drop
v 0.Î Ml of the Drishti eye drop was administered as such to the
eyes and its associated mucus membranes in the albino rabbits
thrice in a day (Dose: 0.A ml).The animals were examined after
Î, 4, 4> and 7 hours and thereafter daily for Î days for any
irritation in eye on following criteria¶s Retinal Reflex, Papillary
Reflex, Adnexa ±Lids, Iris, Aqueous humour, Lens, Vitreous
humour, Retina, Optic Disc, Tapedum Lucidum, Tapedum
Nigrum. The results of the present study suggest that Drishti
eye drop is ³Non Irritant´ to the eye and its associated mucus
membranes at the dose of 0.A ml. The present study is
obtained information on health hazards likely to arise from a
short term exposure .The study has been conducted as per
³Drug and Cosmetics Rules 005 Ref OECD GUDLINES No.
405´ for non clinical laboratory studies.
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detoxification done by ayurvedic methods

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therapeutically .The extract of the plant were given intervening
with adjuvant for Î, , 7,>,Î4 & A0 days in equal doses. We
found the best response at the dose of 0.Î mg /Î00gm of body
weight in rabbits.
v Our result shows that controlled amount of detoxified seeds
extract of     exhibits no significant effect
in the level of Total Serum proteins, SGOT and Alkaline
Phosphate in the rabbit model. Our result suggests that this
plant is not merely a source of laxative oil; its active
constituents exhibit the highly potential anticancer property
without toxic effects.
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on Plant Biodiversity to survey, identify and collect Ashtavarga
plants used as ingredients in Chayavanprash. This project
provided a good opportunity to undertake exploration and
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sylvestre etc. are looking very much useful in different types of
diabetes. The assessment of relative importance of Polyherbal
drug in NIDDM patients especially pathological and
symptomatic changes will be done in this study. The result of
this study will decide long term study on different type of
Diabetes patients. This is a randomized prospective, single
centre single blind study design. Sixty eight newly diagnosed
NIDDM patients will be recruited and randomized in a Î (Wait-
List Control group- Placebo): Î Polyherbal Preparation
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helps to control and cure the hypertension. There are many
drugs in different pathies but it is quite effective and less toxic in
comparison to other drug. The entire work of this project is
designed in such way that it will cover all the aspects of the
process i.e., chemical, botanical, microbiological,
pharmacological screening as well as clinical trial. Special
attention will be given on the evaluation of modern technique
i.e., quality and quantity assurance at each step of the process
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v Vision Service Plan (VSP) ± www.vsp.com
v Eye Care Community Outreach (ECCO)²
± Kelli Barker, MSW and Dewana Allen, MPH
± Helping Hoosiers find and afford eye care.
v Vic Malinovsky, OD, -AAO - photography
± Chief of Ophthalmic Disease Services at Indiana University School of
Optometry
v Edwin C. Marshall, OD, MS, MPH- design
± Indiana University - Associate Dean for Academic Affairs and Student
Administration, Professor of Optometry, and Adjunct Professor of Public
Health, School of Medicine
v Jack Downey, OD- Consultant
± Indianapolis Eye Care Center
v Andrew Anderson, OD- design
± Gabriele Eye Institute- (574)-54-0700
A view of Diagnostics and research lab at Patanjali Yog Peeth
Highly sophisticated instruments like HPTLC and ICP at
Research & Development lab at D-A> Industrial area,
Haridwar
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THANKS!!!