Article: UNDERSTANDING OF MANDAGNI WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO DIFFERENT VYADHI: A REVIEW

Article Category: Review articles

DOI: 10.7897/2277-4343.155178

Pages: 166-170

Author: Pooja Verma *, Sajeesh US, Mahendra Prasad, Rashmi Prakash Gurao

Abstract: Mandagni, a fundamental concept in Ayurveda representing weak digestive fire, holds profound implications for health and well-being. This abstract delves into the intricate understanding of Mandagni, shedding light on its definition, underlying causes, and far-reaching effects according to Ayurvedic principles. This exploration uncovers the multifaceted impact of Mandagni on digestive functions, elucidating symptoms such as indigestion, bloating, and lethargy. Moreover, it delves into Mandagni's role in contributing to nutritional deficiencies, toxin accumulation (Ama), metabolic disruptions, and the onset of chronic ailments, highlighting the interconnectedness of digestive health with overall systemic balance. A comprehensive review of Ayurvedic perspectives reveals insights into Mandagni's influence on mental and emotional states through the gut-brain axis, emphasising its holistic impact on mind-body wellness. Leveraging this ancient wisdom, Ayurveda offers tailored approaches encompassing dietary adjustments, lifestyle modifications, stress management techniques, and specialised therapies to restore Agni equilibrium and promote optimal digestion. By addressing Mandagni holistically, individuals can enhance nutrient assimilation, support metabolic vigour, and fortify resilience against diseases. This abstract serves as a foundational guide, encouraging a deeper understanding of Mandagni's significance and fostering integrative approaches to digestive vitality and holistic well-being in the modern era.

Keyword: Mandagni, Agni, Ayurveda, Ama