Main Article Content

Abstract

A disease is an abnormal condition with negatively affects the structure or function of part or all of an organism, and that is not due to any external abnormality or deformity. Environment means whatever surrounds the individual. It is also known as an external environment which includes the Air, Water, Soil, Noise, Sun Radiation, Plants, Deserts, Rocks, and Buildings, etc. On the other hand, everyone has an internal environment which consists of his Body, his internal system and their functions. The Body maintains the balance between the external and internal environment, but sometimes the state of balance is disturbed due to environmental pollution and disease are caused. Yoga is one of the best solutions to overcome these issues and problems. Yoga has many branches in which Satkarma-s is one best way to purify the inner body blockages that help an individual to fight against outer virus or bacteria. Although, the objective of the research paper was to determine the effect of Satkarma-s based on valid evidence to overcome the causes of the diseases by environmental pollution.

Keywords

Yoga Environment Environmental Pollution Satkarma-s

Article Details

How to Cite
Pathak, . S. (2019). Diseases caused by environmental pollution and their remedies through Satkarma-S . Environment Conservation Journal, 20(SE), 121–127. https://doi.org/10.36953/ECJ.2019.SE02023

References

    Ashraf, M. A., Maah, M. J., Yusoff, I. and Mehmood, K. 2010. Effects of Polluted Water Irrigation on Environment and Health of People in Jamber, District Kasur, Pakistan, International Journal of Basic & Applied Sciences, 10(3): 37-57.

    Avdeev, O. and Korchagin, P. 1994. Organization and Implementation of Contaminated Waste Neutralization in the Ukraine - National Report II, Central. European Journal of Public Health, 2(suppl): 51-52.

    Blaxill, M.F. 2004. What's going on? The Question of Time Trends in Autism. Public Health Reports, 119(6): 536- 551.

    Brauer, M., Hoek, G., Smith, H.A., de Jongste, J.C, Gerritsen, J. and Postma, D.S. 2007. Air Pollution and Development of Asthma, Allergy and Infections in a Birth Cohort, European Society for Clinical Respiratory Physiology, 29(5): 879-888.

    Colls, J. 2002. Air Pollution. New York: Spon Press.

    Cucu. M., Lupeanu, M. I., Nicorici, M., Lonescu, L. and Sandu, S. 1994. The Dangerous Wastes and Health Risks in Romania: National Report, Central European Journal of Public Health, 2(suppl): 41-43.

    DAmato, G., Liccardi, G, DAmato, M. and Holgate. S. 2005. Environmental Risk Factors and Allergic Bronchial Asthma, Clinical & Experimental Allergy, 35(9): 1113- 1124

    Desikachar, T.K.V. 2005. Health, healing and beyond: Yoga and the living tradition of Krishnamacharya, Aperture, USA.

    Gore, Makarand Madhukar 2008. “Anatomy and physiology of Yogic Practice” New age Book’s Publication New Delhi.

    John D. and Sexton, K.A. 1983. “Indoor Air Pollution: A Public Health Perspective” Science (New Series) 221(4605 ): 9-17.

    Kemp, David, 1998. Environment Dictionary. London, UK: Routledge. Miller, G. Tyler, 1995. Environmental Science. California: Wadsworth. Spengler,

    Khalsa, Sat Bir S. 2008. Evaluation of a Residential Kundalini Yoga Lifestyle Pilot Program for Addiction in India. Journal of Ethnicity in Substance Abuse. 7 (1): 67-79.

    M.V. Bhole, Yoga Mimamsa, 1976. Volume: XVIII, Issue: 3 & 4: 21-26.

    Sw Nishalananda, “Yoga Kriya” (YK) Kapalbhati-Frontal Brain Purification, in Yoga Magazine, a Publication of Bihar School of Yoga.

    Thakur, Bharat, 2003. “Yoga for weight loss”, wisdom tree New Delhi, p. 38