Ayurveda description of mamsa Dhatu ( muscle tissue )
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Ayurveda description of Mamsa Dhatu ( Muscle tissue )
Formation of mamsa or muscle
shonitham swaagnina pakwam vayunaacha ghanikrutam
tadeva maamsam jaaneeyat sthiram bhavati dehinaam
According ayurveda Rakta dhatu or
blood tissue when subjected to further processing by its
agni forms mamsa dhatu. Vayu takes part in solidification and
jalabhuta helps in softening it. Thus mamsa dhatu is formed
"maamsa vahaanam srotasaam snayurmoolam twakcha"
The muscles originates from snayus (ligaments) . Even few
originate from
skin
Mamsadharakala.:"Mamsadharakala"
is a sheeth like structure which covers muscles (mamsa),
ligaments (snayu) and blood vessels (dhamani) running through
muscles.
The origin and extension of muscles along with its branches,
arteries, veins and nerves looks like branches of lotus stems
which spread in
water giving rise to lotus buds.
Maamsa saara purusha lakshana
A person who has well built muscles looks very strong. He will have well defined muscles on chest, abdomen, arms, calf and thighs. The muscles are very well defined on temples, neck, jaws, shoulders, and cheeks. The person will be having self control, good health and longetivity.
Diseases which occur due to vitiation of mamsa dhatu
When mamsa dhatu is increased beyond limit the following diseases occur
Goiter
lymphedinitis
myoma
sarcoma
When mamsa dhatu decreases the following symptoms appear
exhaustion of sense organs
emaciation
pain in joints
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