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messages.text: अभेषजं च द्विविधं बाधनं सानुबाधनम् । स्वस्थस्योर्जस्करं यत्तु तद्वृष्यं तद्रसायनम् ॥ ५ ॥
  प्रायः,प्रायेण रोगाणां द्वितीयं प्रशमे मतम् । प्रायः शब्दो विशेषार्थो ह्युभयं ह्युभयार्थकृत् ॥ ६ ॥
  
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messages.text: {"source": "Samhita : Charaka Samhita Part 2, Chapter :1, Sthanam :Chikitsasthanam, Shloka Number: 5 to 6", "explanation": "These verses (5-6) elaborate on the concept of *Abhesaja* (non-therapeutic measures) and their connection to *Vrishya* (aphrodisiacs/rejuvenatives) and *Rasayana* (rejuvenation therapy).  Let's break down the concepts:\n\n**Verse 5:**\n\n* **Abhesaja:** This term refers to non-pharmacological interventions that influence health.  These are divided into two categories:\n    * **Badhana (Acute):** These are interventions applied acutely, often in response to immediate needs or imbalances. Examples include exercise, massage, or specific dietary restrictions for an acute condition.\n    * **Sanubadhana (Chronic/Supporting):** These are long-term lifestyle practices that support overall health and well-being.  Examples include regular exercise routines, a balanced diet, and stress management techniques.\n* **Connection to Vrishya and Rasayana:** The verse states that practices that boost *Ojas* (vitality/immunity) in a healthy individual fall under the categories of *Vrishya* and *Rasayana*. This suggests that *Vrishya* and *Rasayana* therapies can incorporate both pharmacological and non-pharmacological approaches.\n\n**Verse 6:**\n\n* **Overlap of Functions:** This verse clarifies that while *Badhana* and *Sanubadhana* primarily address immediate health concerns and long-term well-being, respectively, there's an overlap in their functions.  *Sanubadhana* practices can also alleviate disorders, and *Badhana* interventions can contribute to long-term health.\n* **Significance of \"Prayah\":** The word \"Prayah\" (mostly) is crucial here. It indicates that while there's a primary function for each category of *Abhesaja*, there can be secondary benefits.  For example, while a specific diet (Badhana) might be prescribed to address an acute digestive issue, it can also contribute to overall digestive health in the long run (Sanubadhana effect).\n\n**In Summary:** These verses highlight the holistic nature of Ayurveda, where lifestyle practices (*Abhesaja*) play a significant role alongside therapeutic interventions.  The categorization of *Abhesaja* into *Badhana* and *Sanubadhana* helps understand the different approaches and their overlapping benefits in maintaining health and addressing imbalances."}
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