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Geriatrics is emerging as a most challenging and promising field of twenty first century. As the population of aged people is increasing, not only in India but throughout the world, it has raised both medical and sociological needs. In India the last decade has projected as significantly rising rate of aging population and hence a great need is now felt to strengthen the geriatric health care in this fast developing country. Conventional System of medicine has no much to look after in the care area of geriatric health. Experts feel the increasing requirement of the medical management of the diseases of old age.Ayurveda is the science of not only medicine but as well as of life and longevity. It presents a sound concept and science of aging, its delaying and management. Ayurveda specially incorporates rasayana (drugs and treatment for rejuvenation) as one of its eight specialties, which is exclusively devoted to nutrition, health and immunity promotion and geriatrics.
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Dhar, H. L. 2005. Emerging Geriatric Challenges (Review) Journal of Association of Physician of India p.p – 53, 867-872
Sarangadhara 2002. Sarangadhara Samhita Part II Chapter 6,Vs. 2 reprint-1300
Sharma, P.V. 1992. Charaka Samhita, Charaka 700BC Ed, Cikitsa Sthaana Chapter I Chaukhamba Orientalia, Varanasi.
Singh, N. 1987. Study of Antistresseffect of Plant drugs Anna Acad. Ind. Med. Vol, No. 1. Reprint-
Singh, R. H. 2001a. Ayurveda In India Today, In Proceedings Of International Symposium on Traditional Medicine, p.p -74-85, W. H. O., Kobe Centre, Japan reprint-
Singh, R. H. 2001b. Advances in Ayurvedic Medicine Vol 1-5, Chaukhamba Vishwabharati, Varanasi.
Singh, R. H. 2005a. Panchkarma Therapy, Chaukhamba Surbbarati Publication, Varanasi
Singh, R. H. 2005b. Swasthavritta Vigyan, Chapter 3,4,7, 22, 23 Chaukhamba Surbbarati, Varanasi.
Singh, R. H. 1998. The holistic Principle of Ayurvedic Medicine, Chapter 8 Chaukhamba Surbbarati, Varanasi- New Delhi
Sureshbabu and M. Madhavi 2001. Geriatrics in Ayurveda p.p-105-107 (Jaikrishanadas Ayurveda series Varanasi)
Susruta 1988. Susruta Samhita, 600BC Ed. Singhal & Associates, Cikitsa Sthana Chapter 27-30, Chaukhamba Surbbarati, Varanasi.