Pranam Q1 ( What is delirium?) Unmatta (उन्मत्त).—*p. p. is delirium.*
1) drunk, intoxicated. 2) Insane, frantic, mad; द्वावत्रोन्मत्तौ (*dvāvatronmattau*) V.2; अहो उन्मत्तास्मि संवृत्ता (*aho unmattāsmi saṃvṛttā*) U. 3,5.3; Ś.6; Manusmṛti 9.79. 3) (*a*) Puffed, elevated. (*b*) Furious, wild; मदोन्मत्तस्य भूपस्य कुञ्जरस्य च गच्छतः (*madonmattasya bhūpasya kuñjarasya ca gacchataḥ*) Pañcatantra (Bombay) 1. 161; Uttararāmacarita 2; Śiśupālavadha 6.31. 4) Possessed by a ghost or an evil-spirit; Y.2.32; Manusmṛti 3.161 (*vātapittaśleṣmasaṃnipātagraha- saṃbhavenopasṛṣṭaḥ* Mitā.). 5) Very great, abnormal. उन्मत्तवेगाः प्लवगा मधुमत्ताश्च हृष्टवत् (*unmattavegāḥ plavagā madhumattāśca hṛṣṭavat*) Rām.5.62.12. -ttaḥ 1 the thorn apple (*dhattūra*); Name of another tree (*mucakunda*). xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx The distracted mind (*vikṣepacitta*) is like a lamp (*dīpa <https://www.wisdomlib.org/definition/dipa#mahayana>*) in the wind which has light but does not illuminate objects. It is the same for the wisdom (*prajñā <https://www.wisdomlib.org/definition/prajna#mahayana>*) in a distracted mind. Wisdom is the root (*mūla <https://www.wisdomlib.org/definition/mula#mahayana>*) of all good dharmas <https://www.wisdomlib.org/definition/dharma#mahayana> (*kuśaladharma*). In order to realize (*abhinirhṛ-*) this wisdom, it is first necessary to concentrate the mind: it is only afterwards that one will realize it. A drunk man (*unmatta <https://www.wisdomlib.org/definition/unmatta#mahayana>*) makes no distinction between his own interest (*svārtha*) and the interest of others (*parārtha*), between beautiful things (*suvarṇa <https://www.wisdomlib.org/definition/suvarna#mahayana>*) and ugly things ( *durvarṇa*). It is the same for the man with a distracted mind: unable to recognize well beautiful worldly (*laukika <https://www.wisdomlib.org/definition/laukika#history>*) things, how would he discern the supramundane (*lokottara*) dharmas? { By reading this ummatta may not change or recover}. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Q2 (What is amnesia?) Smṛti (स्मृति) refers to “memory”, as mentioned in verse 5.37-39 of the Aṣṭāṅgahṛdayasaṃhitā <https://www.wisdomlib.org/definition/ashtangahridayasamhita#ayurveda> (Sūtrasthāna) by Vāgbhaṭa <https://www.wisdomlib.org/definition/vagbhata#purana>.—Accordingly, “[...] [ghee is] recommended for wit, memory [viz., *smṛti*], intellect, digestion, strength, longevity, sperm, eyes, [...]: ghee [viz., *ghṛta*] (is) possessed of a thousand powers (and), by its (many) ways of application, productive of a thousand effects”. Note: Dhī (“wit”), *smṛti* (“memory”), *medhā* (“intellect”), and—a little later—*svara* (“voice”) have been specified by suitable attributes: *blo rno* (“sharp wit”), *dran gsal* (“bright memory”), *yid gźuṅs* (“keen intellect”), and *skad sñan* (“melodious voice”). Xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx So VISMRITHI IS AMNESIA. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Q3 (What is the effect of kidney or liver problems?) *barley water: Rig vedam used tjhis and people were healthy. * Barley water is made from barley, which is believed to be one of the oldest grains in the world *Five potential benefits* *1. Fiber boost* Many of barley’s health benefits come from it being an excellent source of dietary fiber. Fiber is essential for keeping the digestive system healthy, contributing to healthy bowel movements, and helping people avoid problems such as constipation <https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/150322.php>. Researchers have linked a diet high in dietary fiber to a reduced risk of developing some chronic diseases. For example, people who eat plenty of fiber have a lower risk <http://jandonline.org/article/S0002-8223(08)01566-6/fulltext#sec3.1> of developing cardiovascular disease. Barley is a soluble fiber, meaning it can dissolve in water and provides the body with useful energy. Fiber can also be insoluble, meaning it passes through the digestive tract without breaking down and does not provide the body with energy. The American Dietetic Association <http://jandonline.org/article/S0002-8223(08)01566-6/fulltext#sec3.1> recommend that adult women eat 25 grams (g) and adult men eat 38 g of dietary fiber every day. Most people in the United States do not meet this target, so barley may be an easy way for people to increase their intake. In addition to its high fiber content, barley also contains a mix of beneficial vitamins <https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/195878.php> and minerals. *2. Lowers cholesterol* A 2010 analysis of clinical trialsTrusted Source <https://www.nature.com/articles/ejcn2010178> found that barley may reduce the level of LDL or “bad” cholesterol <https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/9152.php> in the blood. While the results varied depending on the participant’s overall health and the doses and quality of barley used, the author’s concluded that eating or drinking barley products can be considered part of a plan to reduce total and LDL cholesterol. *3. Helps balance gut bacteria* The balance of natural gut bacteria plays an essential role in keeping a person healthy. Studies have shown that consuming barley-based foods leads to a reduction of a gut bacteria called *bacteroides*. While these bacteria are not usually a threat, they are the most common species found in anaerobic infections, which occur after an injury or trauma. These infections can affect the abdomen, genitals, heart, bones, joints, and the central nervous system <https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/307076.php>. *4. Lowers blood sugar levels* Barley-based foods have been shown to help boost the number of beneficial bacteria *prevotella* in the gut. These bacteria have been shown to help lower blood sugar levels for up to 11–14 <https://www.lunduniversity.lu.se/article/watch-barley-helps-improve-blood-sugar-levels-and-reduce-appetite> hours. Keeping blood sugar levels in check can help reduce the risk of type 2 diabetes <https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/info/diabetes/type2diabetes.php>. It can also help those who have diabetes <https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/info/diabetes/> manage their blood glucose levels. *5. Encourages weight loss* Barley prompts the body to release hormones that regulate appetite by making the person feel fuller for longer. These hormones may also boost the metabolism, which can contribute to weight loss. *How to make barley water* Share on PinterestBarley water can be made with pearl barley, lemons, honey, and water. Barley water is easy to make. Many people choose to add natural flavorings, such as lemon, to the water to give it a better taste. To make 6 cups of lemon barley water, a person will need: - ¾ cup of pearl barley - 2 lemons (juice and peel) - ½ cup of honey - 6 cups of water A person can follow the steps below to make barley water: 1. Rinse the barley under cold water until water runs clear. 2. Put the barley in a saucepan, along with lemon peel and 6 cups of water. 3. Bring the mixture to the boil over a medium heat. 4. Turn down the heat and simmer for between 15 and 30 minutes. 5. Strain the mixture into a heatproof bowl and set the barley aside. 6. Stir in the honey until it dissolves. 7. Pour into bottles and refrigerate until chilled. Note that while the honey will enhance the flavor, it will also add sugar. People looking to reduce sugar in their diet may wish to replace honey with a pinch of stevia <https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/287251.php>. *Takeaway* Barley is an excellent source of dietary fiber, but also contains other essential minerals, including magnesium <https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/286839.php>, manganese, and selenium <https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/287842.php>. Compared to whole-grain oats, barley has more dietary fiber and is lower in fat and calories. Per 100 gTrusted Source <https://ndb.nal.usda.gov/ndb/foods/show/305208?fgcd=&manu=&lfacet=&format=&count=&max=25&offset=&sort=default%E2%84%B4=asc&qlookup=barley&ds=&qt=&qp=&qa=&qn=&q=&ing=>, barley contains 354 calories <https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/245588.php>, 2.3 g of fat, and 17.3 g of fiber. The same quantityTrusted Source <https://ndb.nal.usda.gov/ndb/foods/show/305239?fgcd=&manu=&lfacet=&format=&count=&max=25&offset=&sort=default%E2%84%B4=asc&qlookup=+oats&ds=SR&qt=&qp=&qa=&qn=&q=&ing=> of oats contains 389 calories, 6.9 g of fat, and 1.60 g of fiber. Barley-based foods have a range of health benefits, many of which come from its fiber content. Kidney and liver will be functional Q4 ( Do memory loss can come by over medicating? What are the other causes?) Ofcourse excerpt the medicines used in english treatment for madness cure and brain disorders, no other medications will have the memory loss as a side effect. Even non medicatyed can endure the memoryloss. So good doctors will not induce elders to go berserks. Tretment of brain damages ios different and inevitable in west medicine. However ayurvedam has excellent medicines. Q6 (What are the details of birth control pills?) Ancient contraceptives in chara smrithi. *Some of the most prescribed practices and recipes for preventing conception are as follows. { we take as west medicines only based on some of thgem}. * 1. Local Contraceptives for Females Vaginal fumigation or application before coitus with (1) moistened *Saindhava lavana (Rock salt)* with *Til (Sesame) oil.* ), 2. Oral Contraceptives • Powder of *Pippali (Piper longum* L*.) and Vidanga (Embelia ribes* Burm.f.) with *Tankana (Borax)* taken in equal quantity in fertile phase with milk • Flowers of *Japa (Hibiscus rosa-sinensis* L.*)*: immediately after the delivery of a child or with *Kanji (fermented drink)* along with 48 grams of old jaggery to be taken for 3°days in the fertile phase. • Root of *Tanduliyaka (Amaranthus spinosus* L.*)* with *Tandulodaka (rice water)* to be taken after menstruation for 3°days • Powders of *Talisa patra (Abies spectabilis* (D.Don) Mirb.) and *Gairika (Red Ochre, Fe2O3*) in equal parts to be consumed on the 4th day of menstruation with water. • Aqueous extract of *Rasanjana (Extract of Berberis aristata* DC.*)*, *Hemavati (Sweta – Vacha)* (*Iris × germanica* L.), and *Vayastha (Terminalia chebula Retz.)* with cold water. ). • Powders of *Amla* (*Phyllanthus emblica* L.), *Arjuna* (Terminalia arjuna (Roxb. ex DC)), and *Abhaya (Terminalia chebula Retz.)* with water. ). • Paste made of the root of *Chitraka (Plumbago zeylanica* L.) mixed with *Nirgundi (Vitex negundo* L.*)* juice given orally in the dose of one 12°gm with honey. • Powder of seeds of *Sarshapa* (*Brassica rapa* L.) with *Tanduliyam* (*Amaranthus spinosus* L*.*) and *Sarkara* (*Sugar candy*) pounded with *Tandulodaka* (*rice water*) given with milk. • Ashes of *Sehund stem (Euphorbia neriifolia* L*.),* 12°g daily. • *Rhizome of Haridra (Curcuma longa* L.*)* daily during the 3°days of menstruation followed by an additional 3°days • Powders of *Krishna Jeeraka (Carum carvi* L.*), Karchooram (Hedychium spicatum* Sm*.), Nagakesara (Mesua ferrea L.), Haritaki (Terminalia chebula* Retz.*), Kalonji (Nigella sativa* L*.),* and *Kayaphala (Myrica nagi* Thunb.*)* made into pills in the size of ziziphus fruit for 7°days. ). 3. Abortifacient • Root of Sweta Aparajita (*Clitoria ternatea* L.), Kakadani (Sarngesta)(*Cardiospermum halicacabum* L.) or Punarnava (*Boerhavia diffusa* L.) with oil of Eranda (*Ricinus communis* L.)—Patradanda (stem of leaf) to be inserted in the vagina (Rajamartanda), 1966; Tripathi, 1969; • Devalaya Churna (scrapped lime powder from the wall of temple) 12°g with water. • Seeds of Grnjana (Carrot) (*Daucus carota* L) with roots of Tuvari (*Cajanus cajan* (L.) Huth) and Sindura (lead oxide). • Ghotipurisa (feces of mare) mixed with Kanji, filtered, and mixed with rock salt, Ugra (*Apium graveolens* L.), and AsuriTaila (Oil of *Brassica juncea* (L.) Czern.) with Visha (*Aconitum chasmanthum* Stapf ex Holmes) Q11 (What are the negative points about the birth control items?) Anything done against the nature is injurious to the health; if so Ayurvedic wins in the sense that, there is no negative effects. Best Nirodha in sanskrit is not Nirodh but self-control. SO MANY QUESTIONS WILL SHOW WHAT A STRUGGLE A WOMANHOOD FACES AND WHY MN SHOULD BE GRATEFUL. KR IRS 8722 On Fri, 8 Jul 2022 at 11:03, 'gopala krishnan' via iyer123 < [email protected]> wrote: > QUES ANSW MEDICAL 07-2022-05 > > Dear friends, > > These are information compiled as QA by me in 1998’s-2014’s and stored in > my computer. They are posted by *very learnt doctors in kidshealth.org > <http://kidshealth.org> etc. * > > *Many improvements have come in medical field. Hence some information may > have additions or some times changes.* > > *These are for general information, and for any health problem one has > to consult doctor.* > > *BEING COMPILATION THERE MAY BE ERRORS.* > > Sincerely, > > *R. Gopalakrishnan, 78, dated 08-07-2022* > > Q1 What is delirium? > > A1 Delirium is a sudden change in how well a person's brain is > working (mental status). > > Delirium can cause confusion, change the sleep-wake cycles, and cause > unusual behavior. > > Delirium can have many causes, such as withdrawal from alcohol or drugs or > medicines, or the development or worsening of an infection or other health > problem. > > > Q2 What is amnesia? > > A2 Amnesia is memory loss that may be caused by a head injury, a > stroke, substance abuse, or a severe emotional event, such as from combat > or a motor vehicle accident. > > Depending upon the cause, amnesia may be either temporary or permanent. > > > Q3 What is the effect of kidney or liver problems? > > A3 *Kidney* > <http://health.yahoo.com/alzheimers-overview/kidney/healthwise--stc15533.html;_ylt=AqQ4j34Aj9RKI6NHW4xMNrjbtMUF> > or *liver failure* > <http://health.yahoo.com/alzheimers-overview/liver-failure/healthwise--stc123718.html;_ylt=Ahqp7RKkClPbmKZ8Qu2q1x3btMUF>, > which causes high levels of toxins to build up in the blood. > > Q4 Do memory loss can come by over medicating? What are the other > causes? > > A4 Yes. Taking too much of a medicine (overmedicating). Overuse > of medicines may be the single biggest cause of memory loss or confusion in > older adults. > Many medicines, by themselves or in combination with other medicines, can > cause mental confusion. Also, confusion may occur when medicines interact > in your body. > > *Drink plenty of water. This helps to prevent dehydration > <http://health.yahoo.com/alzheimers-overview/dehydration/healthwise--std120726.html;_ylt=AseduWWbPWyY7aFjq7btzvPbtMUF>*, > which can cause confusion and memory problems. For more information, see > the topic *Dehydration* > <http://health.yahoo.com/article/healthwise--dehyd/;_ylt=Ap.AIZFFHkzwvvlRhIIjve7btMUF>. > > > Decrease your use of nonprescription medicines. > > Overuse of medicines may be the single biggest cause of memory loss or > confusion in older adults. > > Keep your blood pressure at or below 130/85 millimeters of mercury (mm > Hg). > > Untreated high blood pressure can cause memory problems and affect > problem-solving abilities. If you have been diagnosed with high blood > pressure, take your medicines as directed > > > Q5 Do amnesia can cause fainting or coma? > > A5 Decrease in alertness may progress to *loss of consciousness* > <http://health.yahoo.com/alzheimers-overview/loss-of-consciousness/healthwise--not24435.html;_ylt=AgdXdthmdYMqSaPCL5o2pM_btMUF>. > A person who loses consciousness is not awake and is unaware of his or her > surroundings. Fainting (*syncope* > <http://health.yahoo.com/alzheimers-overview/syncope/healthwise--sts15320.html;_ylt=AoYbrjDxTxxpawEbjnRo3XTbtMUF>) > is a form of brief unconsciousness. > > Coma is a deep, prolonged state of unconsciousness. > > > Q6 What are the details of birth control pills? > > A6 Birth control pills -Very low-dose pills have 20 mcg of > estrogen plus progestin. > > Low-dose pills have 30 to 35 mcg estrogen plus progestin. > > > > Phasic pills have changing levels of estrogen and progestin. > > High-dose pills have about 50 mcg of estrogen plus progestin. > > Birth control hormones in *pills, skin patches, or vaginal rings* > <http://health.yahoo.com/birthcontrol-overview/pills-skin-patches-or-vaginal-rings/healthwise--zm2455.html> > give you a regular dose of *estrogen* > <http://health.yahoo.com/birthcontrol-overview/estrogen/healthwise--ste122078.html> > and *progestin* > <http://health.yahoo.com/birthcontrol-overview/progestin/healthwise--stp1954.html> > . > > This controls your body's menstrual cycles and prevents pregnancy. It > also helps relieve heavy menstrual bleeding, pain, and sometimes > premenstrual mood problems and bloating > > Birth control pills—also called oral contraceptives—come in packs. The > most common type has 3 weeks of hormone pills. Some packs have sugar pills > for the fourth week, and some do not. During that fourth non-hormone week, > you have your menstrual period. After the fourth week (28 days), you start > a new pack. > > > > Q7 What is birth control patch and its details? > > A7 The *birth control patch* > <http://health.yahoo.com/birthcontrol-overview/birth-control-patch/healthwise--zm6131.html> > is a patch [about 1.75 in. (4 cm)] that sticks firmly on your skin. > > You can wear it on your lower abdomen, buttocks, or upper arm. > > Each patch releases estrogen and progestin through your skin for 7 days. > > Over a 4-week period, you use one patch each week for 3 weeks, then no > patch for 1 week. During this week, you have your menstrual period. > > > > Q8 What is vaginal ring and its details? > > A8 The vaginal ring is small [about 2 in. (5 cm) in diameter], > flexible, and colorless. It releases a continuous low dose of hormones > into the vagina to prevent pregnancy for that month. > > You insert the vaginal ring yourself and leave it in place for 3 weeks. > This gives you continuous birth control for the month. On the first day of > the fourth week, you remove the ring and usually have a menstrual period. > > The exact position of the ring in the vagina is not critical for it to > work. Since the ring is not a barrier contraceptive, it cannot be > incorrectly inserted > > The ring is less likely to cause headaches and nausea than the pill or > patch. > > > Q9 What do birth control harmons do in the uterous? > > A9 Birth control hormones also thicken the mucus in the *cervix* > <http://health.yahoo.com/birthcontrol-overview/cervix/healthwise--stc123711.html>. > This makes it hard for sperm to travel into the uterus. And birth control > hormones change the lining of the uterus, which makes it harder for a > fertilized egg to attach to it. > > > > Q10 Do we can Control menstrual periods. With birth control > pills? > > A10 Taking estrogen and progestin on a schedule keeps your *menstrual > periods* > <http://health.yahoo.com/birthcontrol-overview/menstrual-periods/healthwise--stm159394.html> > on a schedule. > > You can schedule your periods to be every month, every few months, or not > at all. This can relieve you of problems that flare with every menstrual > cycle, like *endometriosis* > <http://health.yahoo.com/birthcontrol-overview/endometriosis/healthwise--ste122087.html> > or painful *ovarian cysts* > <http://health.yahoo.com/birthcontrol-overview/ovarian-cysts/healthwise--sto167466.html> > . > > Lighten menstrual bleeding. Normally, the uterus builds up a new lining > every month, which then sheds away. This shedding is your menstrual > bleeding. Taking hormones keeps the lining from getting very thick, so > bleeding is lighter. > > Help relieve menstrual pain. Birth control hormones lower your level of > *prostaglandins* > <http://health.yahoo.com/birthcontrol-overview/prostaglandins/healthwise--stp1950.html>, > which are one cause of menstrual pain. > > Help relieve perimenopausal problems. In the years leading up to > *menopause* > <http://health.yahoo.com/birthcontrol-overview/menopause/healthwise--stm159386.html>, > a woman's hormone levels are unpredictable. Taking birth control hormones > helps keep hormones even. This can help relieve hot flashes, sleep > problems, and depression for many *perimenopausal* > <http://health.yahoo.com/birthcontrol-overview/perimenopausal/healthwise--tv7220.html> > women. > > Treat polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) problems. Birth control hormones > can help control *PCOS* > <http://health.yahoo.com/birthcontrol-overview/pcos/healthwise--stp1863.html> > problems. The Yasmin birth control pill is considered "potentially ideal" > for PCOS hormone treatment.*3* > <http://health.yahoo.com/birthcontrol-overview/birth-control-pills-patch-or-ring/#te7768-bib> > This pill has the progestin called drospirenone, which is an antiandrogen. > *4* > <http://health.yahoo.com/birthcontrol-overview/birth-control-pills-patch-or-ring/#te7768-bib> > It can improve PCOS acne problems, male-type hair growth, and male-pattern > hair loss, which are caused by high *androgen* > <http://health.yahoo.com/birthcontrol-overview/androgen/healthwise--aa71403.html> > levels. > > The estrogen in the pill, patch, or ring also helps keep bones strong. > This lowers your risk of *osteoporosis* > <http://health.yahoo.com/birthcontrol-overview/osteoporosis/healthwise--sto167501.html> > later in life. > > Premenstrual syndrome (PMD) relief. The YAZ and Yasmin birth control > pills have a progestin that reduces water retention (bloating) during the > menstrual cycle. This type of pill may help reduce severe mood and physical > symptoms that some women get before they start their monthly periods.*7* > <http://health.yahoo.com/birthcontrol-overview/birth-control-pills-patch-or-ring/#te7768-bib> > > > > Q11 What are the negative points about > the birth control items? > > A11 The pill and the patch may not work as well if you are > overweight (*body mass index* > <http://health.yahoo.com/article/healthwise--ug2333/> greater than 30). > > Low-dose pills are as highly effective as higher-dose pills when you take > them as directed. But your risk of pregnancy is higher after missing > low-dose pills than after missing higher-dose pills.*5* > <http://health.yahoo.com/birthcontrol-overview/birth-control-pills-patch-or-ring/#te7768-bib> > > If you take monthly cycles of birth control hormones for a long time, your > periods might stop. This effect can last until several months after you > stop taking hormones. > > Bleeding between periods (spotting). This usually decreases after a > woman uses a hormonal method for 3 to 4 months. > > The contraceptive skin patch may cause skin irritation at the site. > > The contraceptive vaginal ring may cause: > > Vaginal discharge. Irritation and inflammation of the vagina (vaginitis). > > If you have kidney, liver, or *adrenal gland* > <http://health.yahoo.com/birthcontrol-overview/adrenal-gland/healthwise--sta123135.html> > disease, you cannot use YAZ or Yasmin . This is because the progestin in > these pills can raise your potassium levels. This can be dangerous for > people who have kidney, liver, or adrenal gland disease. > > Cancer protection, cancer risk? Recent studies have shown that using > estrogen-progestin for a year or more helps protect against *uterine > cancer* > <http://health.yahoo.com/birthcontrol-overview/uterine-cancer/healthwise--ste122083.html>. > Long-term pill use protects against *ovarian cancer* > <http://health.yahoo.com/birthcontrol-overview/ovarian-cancer/healthwise--tv7254.html> > > > > -- > You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups > "iyer123" group. > To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an > email to [email protected]. > To view this discussion on the web visit > https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/iyer123/1572470065.2889443.1657258405170%40mail.yahoo.com > <https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/iyer123/1572470065.2889443.1657258405170%40mail.yahoo.com?utm_medium=email&utm_source=footer> > . > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Thatha_Patty" group. 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