
Product Description
Nadi Vigyan Sangrah: Pulse Diagnosis through Ayurveda is a specialized compendium on Nadi Pariksha, Ayurvedic pulse diagnosis, bridging ancient classical wisdom with clinical applications. We synthesize foundational pulse-reading doctrines from ancient masters such as Sage Kanada, Ravana and Basavaraja, with comparative insights from various Ayurvedic compilation texts (Sangraha Granthas), resolving common contradictions found across the classical literature on the order and predominant site of Vata, Pitta and Kapha pulses. Rather than remaining purely theoretical, the book is a hands-on clinical guide: it details Duta Nadi Pariksha (messenger pulse diagnosis), lays out clear diagnostic parameters to differentiate a healthy pulse (Swasth Nadi) from pathological pulse patterns (Rugna Nadi) across systemic illnesses, and describes fatal pulse characteristics and time frames (Arishta Lakshanas, Mrit-Karak Nadi) that indicate irreversible disease stages. The author's own clinical case notes and personal experience make complex classical verses practical and accessible, with emphasis on the tactile awareness, timing and environmental conditions needed to master pulse reading. Who This Book Is For: BAMS Students: a diagnostic textbook for Roga Nidana (Pathology and Diagnostics) and Kaya Chikitsa (Internal Medicine) courses. MD/MS (Ayurveda) Students: a comparative analysis of classical pulse literature for postgraduate academic study. Practicing Ayurvedic Vaidyas: a desk reference for refining diagnostic accuracy in day-to-day clinical practice. Why This Book Helps: Resolves classical contradictions: clarifies conflicting Dosha-sequence doctrines across foundational pulse-diagnosis texts instead of leaving practitioners to reconcile them alone. Turns theory into a practical skill: clinical case notes and personal experience translate dense classical verses into a teachable technique. Builds prognostic confidence: clear parameters for healthy versus diseased pulses, plus documented fatal pulse indicators, support more confident clinical judgment. Consolidates scattered sources: compares and synthesizes pulse doctrine from Kanada, Ravana, Basavaraja and multiple Sangraha Granthas in one volume. Key Features: Synthesizes pulse-diagnosis doctrine from Maharshi Kanada, Ravana (Ravana Nadi Pariksha) and Basavaraja. Resolves Dosha-sequence conflicts across classical texts on Vata, Pitta and Kapha pulse order. Covers Duta Nadi Pariksha (messenger pulse diagnosis), a traditional prognostic technique. Documents fatal pulse patterns and prognostic time frames (Arishta Lakshanas, Mrit-Karak Nadi). Includes the author's own clinical case notes and personal experience throughout. Read more


