"Do not dance unaware of the art". This last line fits you more Mr Rajaram
Gopalakrishnan
On Sunday, 20 August, 2023 at 04:22:54 pm IST, Rajaram Krishnamurthy
<[email protected]> wrote:
I know Mr Gopalakrishnan you will walk into. What do you mean by reference for
smd Bhagavatham? Is it like your gossip quora? Your tongue workings were well
explained at least 3000 years back in those verses marked there itself. Your
Narayanasamy is an idiot who does not know anything about sanskrit nor
Bhagavatham, since you both do not know anything about it so can easily be
duped ; and you feel proud also. By asking a reference which is already marked
there by me, you are asking where the reference is. That is why I marked those
who wrote clippings with that word. Am I not correct? Your knowledge I know and
your lack of knowledge is also world known. So whoever wrote in line to
Narayanasamy arwe only that word I marked undoubtedly , however harsh you may
cry or that sincity idiot. If you have sense, read mine and then defer by
points. Thank you Do not dance unaware of the art. KR IRS 20 8 223
On Sun, 20 Aug 2023 at 13:38, gopala krishnan <[email protected]> wrote:
Mr Rajaram,
I posted a scientific QA about tongue. You responded with reference told in
Srimad Bhagavatham.Mr Narayanaswamy posted the correction.
All are written in English/ translated to English in your copy paste without
reference.
How illiterate can post so?
In addition you have called the iyer 123 group as a group of idiots.That means
you are an idiot. You are still a member of iyer123 group.
Gopalakrishnan
On Sunday, 20 August, 2023 at 01:05:15 pm IST, Rajaram Krishnamurthy
<[email protected]> wrote:
The group of illiterate idiots cannot help calling others with their own
perception. Unlearnt love the unlearnt 👎👎👎
On Sun, 20 Aug 2023 at 09:12, Narayanaswamy Iyer <[email protected]> wrote:
Dear folks
Absolute putrid tripe from a know-nothing stupid fool who talks rubbish as
usual. He writes:-
"From the mouth the palate became manifested, and thereupon the tongue was also
generated. After this all the different tastes came into existence so that the
tongue can relish them."
My comments:-
Any pre-school child knows that when a baby is born the mouth, INCLUDING the
tongue, is born simultaneously with the head. There is no (intermediate)
"palate".
"The (so-called) different tastes" existed long, long before the child was
born. As the child grows, it learns to appreciate (or reject) the different
tastes.
The incorrigible illiterate idiot also misinterprets and repeats the lie that
fire (vahnir) came out of water (jale).
S Narayanaswamy Iyer
On Sat, Aug 19, 2023 at 11:53 PM Rajaram Krishnamurthy <[email protected]>
wrote:
TEXT 18 Smd Bhagavatham 2.10 mukhatas tālu nirbhinnaṁjihvā tatropajāyatetato
nānā-raso jajejihvayā yo 'dhigamyateSYNONYMSmukhataḥ—from the mouth; tālu—the
palate; nirbhinnam—being generated; jihvā—the tongue; tatra—thereupon;
upajāyate—becomes manifested; tataḥ—thereupon; nānā-rasaḥ—various tastes;
jaje—became manifested; jihvayā—by the tongue; yaḥ—which; adhigamyate—become
relished.TRANSLATIONFrom the mouth the palate became manifested, and thereupon
the tongue was also generated. After this all the different tastes came into
existence so that the tongue can relish them.PURPORTThis gradual process of
evolution suggests the explanation of the controlling deities (adhidaiva)
because Varuṇa is the controlling deity for all relishable juices. Therefore
the mouth becomes the resting place for the tongue, which tastes all the
different juices, of which the controlling deity is Varuṇa. This suggests,
therefore, that Varuṇa was also generated along with the development of the
tongue. The tongue and the palate, being instrumental, are adhibhūtam, or forms
of matter, but the functioning deity, who is a living entity, is adhidaiva,
whereas the person undergoing the function is adhyātma. Thus the three
categories are also explained as to their birth after the opening of the mouth
of the virāṭ-puruṣa. The four principles mentioned in this verse serve to
explain the three main principles, namely the adhyātma, adhidaiva and
adhibhutam, as explained before.TEXT 19vivakṣor mukhato bhūmnovahnir vāg
vyāhṛtaṁ tayoḥjale caitasya suciraṁnirodhaḥ samajāyataSYNONYMSvivakṣoḥ—when
there was a need to speak; mukhataḥ—from the mouth; bhūmnaḥ—of the Supreme;
vahniḥ—fire or the controlling deity of fire; vāk—vibration; vyāhṛtam—speeches;
tayoḥ—by both; jale—in the water; ca—however; etasya—of all these; suciram—a
very, very long time; nirodhaḥ—suspension; samajāyata—did
continue.TRANSLATIONWhen the Supreme desired to speak, speeches were vibrated
from the mouth. Then the controlling deity Fire was generated from the mouth.
But when He was lying in the water, all these functions remained
suspended.PURPORTThe peculiarity of the gradual development of the different
senses is simultaneously supported by their controlling deities. It is to be
understood, therefore, that the activities of the sense organs are controlled
by the will of the Supreme. The senses are, so to speak, offering a license for
the conditioned souls, who are to use them properly under the control of the
controlling deity deputed by the Supreme Lord. One who violates such
controlling regulations has to be punished by degradation to a lower status of
life. Consider, for example, the tongue and its controlling deity, Varuṇa. The
tongue is meant for eating, and men, animals and birds each have their
different tastes because of different licenses. The taste of human beings and
that of the swine are not on the same level. The controlling deity, however,
awards or certifies a particular type of body when the particular living entity
develops a taste in terms of different modes of nature. If the human being
develops taste without discrimination, as does the swine, then the controlling
deity is certainly certified for the next term to award him the body of a
swine. The swine accepts any kind of foodstuff, including stools, and a human
being who has developed such indiscriminate taste must be prepared for a
degraded life in the next life. Such a life is also God's grace because the
conditioned soul desired a body like that for perfectly tasting a particular
type of foodstuff. If a man gets the body of a swine it must be considered the
grace of the Lord because the Lord awards the facility. After death the next
body is offered by superior control, not blindly. A human being, therefore,
must be on his guard as to what sort of body he is going to have in the next
life. An irresponsible life of indiscrimination is risky, and that is the
declaration of all scriptures.Jihva is human tongue as well as 7 flame tongues;
and how our scripture thinks about it KR IRS 19 8 23
On Sat, 19 Aug 2023 at 20:00, 'gopala krishnan' via iyer123
<[email protected]> wrote:
CULTURAL QA 08-2023-19A
Dear friends,
All the QA in this posting are related totongue. I hope the QA will be
interesting
Gopalakrishnan 19-8-23
Q1 Howmany parts of a tongue are there?
A1 Sunil Shukla, Pharmacologist (2011–present)3y
The human tongue is divided into two parts, an oral part atthe front and a
pharyngeal part at the back.
The tongue is a muscular organ in the mouth. The tongueis covered with moist,
pink tissue called mucosa. Tiny bumps called papillae to give the tongue its
roughtexture. Thousands of tastebuds cover the surfaces of the papillae.
They are the genioglossus, the hyoglossus (oftenincluding the chondroglossus)
the styloglossus, and the palatoglossus. Their main functions arealtering the
tongue's position allowing for protrusion, retraction, andside-to-side
movement. The genioglossus arises from the mandible andprotrudes the tongue.
Q2 Howdoes our tongue help us?
A2 Dr. K. Badt, Professor (1999–present)1y
What a good question!
One thing the tongue does, that few knowabout, is that it helps us strand
straight.
The tongue is the muscle (8 muscles infact) that connects to and holds up
themyofascial chain (The Great Front Line”) that goes from the tongue down to
ourfeet. The tongue pressed on our palate lifts this myofascial chain.
If the tongue malfunctions and drops to thelower teeth, for example, you will
feel a slackening in your posture. You might also notice that when you trip and
lose your balance, yourtongue immediately comes to the rescue and presses hard
on the palate to helpyou keep your balance.
The tongue on the palate significantly helpsbalance, according to studies.
So the tongue’s secret functionsare fascinating: the tongue does much more than
justswallow, taste and allow speech. It is one of the most versatile muscles(8
muscles) in the body.
The tongue also, starting from the womb,presses on the palate to help the
maxilla (the face) grow. Everyswallow pumps up the two halves of the maxilla
until the maxilla is fullygrown. This is why in children, it is important that
they have thehabit of keeping their tongue on the roof of their mouth 24/7.
Q3 Whyare the edges and the underside of your tongue softer and smoother
than the topsurface of your tongue?
A3 Matt W, Former Research PhD Student at UNSW Bio analyticalCentre
(2015–2019)2y
The top surface seems rougher to give it more surface area so thatdissolved
substances from food can be detected by taste receptors, whichare located on
the bumps known as papillae. Note that not allpapillae contain tastebuds but
many do.
The bigger bumps in the anteriorportion of the tongue are referred to as
fungiform papillae while much smallerones are called filiform papillae. Most of
the tasting is through the fungiform papillae and thelarge set of vallate
papillae at the back portion of the tongue.
The underside of the tongue does not havetaste receptors, but does have touch
receptors. Wedon’t really taste anything from the underside as most of the food
we eatgenerally sits in the space above the tongue. The tastebudsare little
pits around papillae where thechemical substance can enter.
You may also notice differences in the skin on the palms andunderside/soles of
your feet relative to the other side of the hands(dorsal side) and feet.
The skin in these areas contains no hair and is referred to as glabrousskin
which is usually thicker and contains additional sets of touch basedreceptors
known as Meissner’s corpuscles that allow discriminative touchsensation. Thus
we are very sensitive to identifying the surface and feel ofobjects on our
palms relative to the dorsal (backside) of the hand… The palm is definitely not
acommon place for a tattoo.
Q4 Ifthe top surface and edges of your tongue are for tasting, what is
the undersideof your tongue used for?
A4 Ken Saladin, Freelance author of jest3y
Why does it need any explanationat all? This seems like saying, If the top of
my dining table is used forserving food and eating, what is the underside of it
used for?
We do, though, have multiple salivary glands that secrete mucus andenzymes into
that space. The sublingual glands secrete into this space; thesubmandibular
glands open by way of a pair of nozzles on the sides of medianfold of tissue,
the lingual frenulum, on the underside of the tongue; andlingual glands
embedded in the tongue tissue itself secrete onto its lowersurface.
Q5 Howdo I get rid of bumps on the back of my tongue?
A5 Craig Schlie, Diplomate, American Board of OralImplantology3y
You don’t get rid of them. Youhave discovered normal anatomy about which you
were previously unaware. These are the vallate papillae;they are arranged in a
V-shape and contain taste buds.
Q6 What do we call the line in the middle ofthe tongue?
A6 Ken Saladin,Former professor of histology (microscopicanatomy)
Upvoted by David Chan, MD from UCLA, Stanford Oncology Fellowship11mo
“Medial sulcus” is the formal name for it. “Midline groove” is atranslation.
Q7 Wouldit make sense for our tongue to be shorter so it wouldn't jam
against the backof our teeth in our mouth? Why are our tongues long?
A7 Ken Saladin, Former professor of histology (microscopicanatomy)3y
The free end of it really isn’t very long,and its mobility is important in
manipulation of food and drink as well as inspeech.It needs to be able to touch
the the teeth and palate and sometimes the lipsduring speech. A tongue that was
significantly shorter wouldprobably be manifested in a speech impediment.
Here I’ve marled the full extentof the tongue with the red arrows and boxed in
the free tip of it. You can seethat tip is very little of it, but that little
bit is very crucial to eatingand speech.
Q8 Whatis the tongue made of?
A8 Shivli,Consultant7y
It is made of the stuff, which more or less makes up other body parts.
It has skin- mucosa to bespecific... a specialized mucosa to be more
specific... It harbors taste budsand papillae!!!
Then it has muscles. Different typesof it. Some attach it, some make it longer,
others make it shorter, some moveit up, others move it down, take it out, pull
it back... all different thingsyou can do with it, muscles do it.
They do it on command of your nerves. Nerve supply of tongue isreally
interesting and is quite related to how it evolved during embryonicgrowth.
Then there are blood vessels, lymphatics, fibers...
So, this is in nutshell, whattongue is made up of!!!
Q9 Whatis the underlying cause for the white coating on my tongue even
after regularscraping of the tongue twice a day?
A9 Mohsin Parwez. DevOps Engineer (2018–present) 3y
Coated tongue is caused by numerousreasons. Here are some common causes:
Soft diet - being on a soft food diet (low roughage) preventstongue cleaning
due to lack of abrasive cleaning action from harder, coarsetextured food.
Dehydration - are you drinking enough water?
Medication - many medicines can cause dryness of mouth ormay even cause
excessive tongue coating
Mouth breathing : common cause of white coated tonguedue to air causing dryness
Fungal infection: oral thrush is known to cause white tongue
Mechanical irritation due to sharp tooth edges or poorlyfitting dentures.
Smoking or other tobacco useIf you are still concerned,please see your
physician.
Q10 Ifthe top surface of your tongue is light pink and bumpy, why is the
underside ofyour tongue a darker pink or grayish pink and smoother?
A10 Janet King,Lives in Reno, NV (1985–present)3y
Parts of our bodies look differently becausethey grow for different purposes.
For instance ~ There are notastebuds on the bottom of your tongue; therefore,
out isn't bumpy. You'll getthe best explanation by Googling your question.
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Q11 Whatare the benefits of cleaning the tongue?
A11 3 Key Benefits of Brushing Your Tongue
Aside from the required toothbrushing, tongue scraping should also be part of
your daily oral healthroutine. People whohave dental appointments know how
essential it is to have their tongues scrapedon a regular basis, but often
times, this important step is ignored.Most people believe that a strong
mouthwash is enough.
The Tongue Anatomy
The tongue is the fleshy,muscular organ in your mouth that is used for tasting,
chewing, and swallowingfood. It is made up of a complicated network of parts
that works with the otherparts of the mouth to keep your oral system
functioning well. The mostimportant feature of the tongue is the millions of
filiform papillae whichcarry the tiny nerves of your taste buds. This is the
reason why you enjoy allyour favorite food, and are able distinguish salty from
sweet, and bland fromsavory. A sticky filmdevelops on your tongue while you
sleep, which indicates what is really goingon inside your body. Depending on
your type of diet, quality of oralhygiene, and pre-existing health conditions,
the color of the film may varyfrom yellow to brown, and sometimes, even green.
Cleaning the Tongue
Not all of us know what tonguescraping is exactly and to some, it may seem like
a silly, strange thing to do.However, tonguescraping has been part of ancient
medicine and traditional Indian practices.It is believed to clean off the
"negative elements" that coulddestroy and harm the physical body. Though proof
was not available atthat time, the fact that it is still practiced and strongly
encouraged bymodern dentistry says enough. If you can’t find a scraper, your
toothbrush will do fine. Thetrick is to maneuver it in the right direction.
Brush your tongue like you'resweeping away bad bacteria from it in a downward
direction. The correct way of brushing yourtongue is to brush it all the way
from top to bottom, on both the top andunderneath. Rinse thoroughly with
lukewarm, clean water and you should be goodto go!
Benefits of Tongue Brushing
Tongue brushing isn't justrecommended by dentists to add complication to your
oral hygiene routine. Thisancient practice has been proven to provide you with
many benefits. Here aresome reasons why you should include this in your daily
cleaning habit:
To make your mouth bacteria-free.
Your tongue harbors the majorityof the bacteria found in your mouth and is
basically the reason why your mouthsmells weird sometimes. Bad breath can have
a huge impact in important aspectsof your life such as relationships, finding a
potential partner, or improvingself-confidence. Your diet can also affect your
mouth odor. So if you're a fanof liquors, dense protein foods, sugars, or
acidic foods, you might want tobrush your tongue more often. Also, gargling
mouthwash will help you wash awaybacteria found in the hard-to-reach areas of
your tongue such as the backportion.
You will enjoy your favorite food more.
Digestion begins in the mouth,but what good is that step if you don't even know
how your food tastes? If youare not removing toxic mucus from your tongue on a
daily basis, your tastesbuds are bound to get blocked. This causes you to taste
food differently.Brushing your tongue opens up the blocked areas of your tastes
buds and willgive you greater enjoyment of your food.
You want to improve dental health.
Regular brushing of teeth andtongue is the foundation of excellent dental
health. If your mouth isbacteria-free, you don't have to worry about tooth
decay or tartar. Maintaininga good dental health routine is basically all you
need to have perfectly healthyteeth and gums. Tongue brushing will help you
eliminate majority of thebacteria that lurks in your mouth which could also
affect your teeth in thelong run. Tongue scrapers or toothbrushes with tongue
cleaners are your bestweapons when it comes to cleaning your tongue. Cleaning
your tongue as often ascleaning your teeth will spare you from other dental
diseases that keeps youfrom having a healthy and bacteria-free mouth.
Q11 Doesa tongue grow back when cut?
A11 Abbie Martin,5y
For the record, folks… I went into seizure 2 years ago and was alone. I bit off
1/4 of my tongue.It was horrible! but mytongue did “regenerate” if that is the
term for it.
It looks like it’s whole now, but the feeling is unbelievable.
Sometimes it hurts, the nerveswere severed so I can’t feel things sometimes
(like hot pizza toppings andtherefore burn my tongue).
Q12 Howlong can the tongue be? Can it still fit inside the mouth?
A12 Imteaz A Khan,Medical Doctor, Consultant Physician 6y
I am answering this question in regardto human tongue, as the largest tongue
belongs to blue whale.
On an average a human tongue is about 4 inches long and there can be aslight
variation in the size of the tongue and it is within normal range.
However, any abnormal increase in size of thetongue is known as
Macroglossiaandit protrudes outside the oral cavity. Usually, under normal
circumstances, thetip of the tongue lies against the posterior side of the
upper incisor teeth,but in case of macroglossia it can't fit within the oral
cavity.
There is also an opposing condition where thesize of the tongue is too small
and it is known as Microglossia or Hypoglossia.It's a very rare phenomenon.
Q13 Is foliate papillae found in the humantongue?
A13 Ken Saladin,Former professor of histology (microscopicanatomy)5y
Yes, along the lateral margins ofthe tongues of children, adjacent to the molar
tooth. They have taste buds in earlychildhood but generally lose them by age 2
or 3.
Q14 Aretiny black dots on both sides of the tongue normal?
A14 Asrar Rahman, Studied Medicine and Healthcare & Philosophyof Mind
(Graduated 2002)4y
Most commonly black spot is accumulationof black body pigment called melanin.
It is normal.Some time bacterial or fungal infection can also lead to black
spot. For that oral hygiene isrecommended. If recurrent or wide spread ,
antibiotic or antifungal can beadvised.
My note- I searched for kari nakku, and I got the above answer.
All the above QA are from Quora digest to me on 19-08- 2023.
Quora answers need not be 100% correct answers .Compiled and posted byR. Gopala
krishnan, on 19-08-2023
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