Suvarnakaya (19& 20th April 2025)

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Paper presentation 

Dr. Hitha

Pakshaghata in Akshepaka avastha: Timely intervention through emergency management – a case study



Dr. Shanthamma

Clinical Evaluation of Panchakola Siddha Yavagu and Simhanada Guggulu in the Management of Amavata



Dr. Lakshmipriya 

Ayurvedic perspective of septicemia



Dr. Vandana

"Caring Beyond Cure: Ayurveda's Role in Supporting Cancer Patients"





Dr. Hadiya

The Role of Apathya Ahara and Vihara in Cardiovascular Diseases: Bridging Ayurveda and Modern Medicine




Poster presentation 


Dr. Yashaswini

Role of panchakarma in degenerative disc management



Dr. Ankitha 

Impact of Pathya- apathya ahara on Manasika Bhavas and psychological disorders- A Comprehensive Review




Dr. Pankaja

Ayurvedic management of neurological disorders/anxiety and stress related disorders




Dr. Pavana

Hrudya dashemani - based dietary interventions for cardiovascular health: A systematic review




Dr. Shilpa

Suryanamaskara A yogic approach to cardiovascular health

Dr. Priyanka

Role of yoga nidra in the management of hypertension- A mind body approach

Dr. Prakruthi

Pathya Apathya :A subtle dietetics of manodvega - A literary review




Dr. Rahul Singh

Ayurvedic perspectives of understanding cancer




Dr. Sushmitha

Rasayana as therapeutic and preventive approach

 in the management of Chittodvega



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