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JONAM Case Report Apr 17, 2023
Effect of Shirodhara in the Management of Vatika Shiroroga: A Case Study
Sakshi S*, Beena B, Megha B, Datta SG, Sharma KK and Nitesh A

The most typical primary headache is called Vatika Shiroroga (Tension Headache). According to the International Headache Society, 46% of people worldwide experience headaches in g…

Vatika Shiroroga Tension Headache Shirodhara
JONAM Mini Review Mar 16, 2023
Role of Vajigandhadi Taila Matra Basti in Gridhrasi (Sciatica)
Neetika C*, Sakshi S, Kanika C, Sharma KK and Pravesh MK

It is one of the most common musculoskeletal complaints encountered in clinical practice. Its prevalence has been estimated to be 1-5% in India. A large study reported an incidenc…

Gridhrasi Matra Basti Sciatica
JONAM Review Article Nov 7, 2022
A Review of Vatika Shiroroga and its Ayurvedic Management
Sakshi S*, Himani G, Swati R, Datta SG, Sharma KK and Nitesh A

The modern man must cope with the variety of difficulties such as stresses, and anxieties. One or more psychosomatic disorders have been linked to etiopathogenic mental elements s…

Vatika Shiroroga Tension Headache Panchakarma
FSNT Short Communication May 15, 2017
Comparative Evaluation of Commercial and Indigenous Bacterial Isolates for Antigenotoxic Potential
Keshani, Sakshi S and Kanwar SS*

A total of four bacteria isolated from commercial food products viz., Amul Probiotic Ice-cream, Nestle Baby & Me and Yakult were compared against two potential indigenous prob…

Indigenous Commercial Antigenotoxic
OAJPR Mini Review Mar 7, 2024
A Review: Phytochemical and Pharmacology of Bryophyllum Pinnatum
Sakshi T*, Vaishnavi P, Rutuja B and Saurav L

Bryophyllum pinnatum is traditionally used plant belonging to family Crassulaceae. The plant is derived from the Greek words bryo, which means to sprout, and phyllon, which means l…

Enantiomeric Impurities Impurity Profiling Toxicity