| Male Reproductive system | Vajikarana Dravyas |
| Vajikarana Therapy | Importance of Vajikarana therapy |
| Vajikarana therapy for diabetic patients | Seasonal aphrodisiacs |
| Male infertility |
Vajikarana Dravyas
The Vajikarana dravyas are divided into the following
three groups:
1) Dehabalakara – Promoting physical strength, including that of
semen.
2) Manobalakara – Enhancing mental powers needed to sustain long sexual acts.
3) Deh-manobalakara – Acts in both ways. (Promotes physical
strength and mental powers)
Further classification of vajikarana dravyas is based on their action on
semen:
1) Shukra vrddhikara – increasing semen.
(Increasing
sperm count and sperm motility)
2) Shukra srutikara – prompting the discharge of semen.
3) Shukrastambhan – delaying the discharge of
semen. (Preventing
premature ejaculation)
USING VAJIKARANA DRUGS
The ideal way to use vajikarana drugs is after gastric-cleansing
(Detoxification therapy). This is
normally done after inducing virechanas or gastric purgatives. Although this
procedure doesn’t apply in all cases, an Ayurvedic doctor’s advice should still
be sought before using any vajikarana therapies.
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Dr. AMIT KUMAR YADAV belongs to Varanasi, the cultural city of India, and is an Ayurvedic graduate from C.S.J.M. University, Kanpur. He is working as a Lecturer with Dev Sanskriti University, Shantikunj, Haridwar, and is a consultant of Ayurvedic and Herbal Medicine, at Shantikunj Hospital, Haridwar. Herbal research is his main interest.