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<big>'''Sutra Sthana Chapter 6. Seasonal Regimen or Qualitative Dietetics'''</big>

<big>'''Sutra Sthana Chapter 6. Seasonal Regimen or Qualitative Dietetics '''</big>

<big>'''Abstract'''</big>

<div style="text-align:justify;">This chapter describes seasonal regimen for preservation of health. The year (kala) is divided into seasons (ritu) based upon the changes in environmental conditions, changes in temperature, change in day-night cycle and circadian rhythm. Being an integral unit of the nature, these seasonal changes in nature affect human physiology too. Therefore, one must follow the specific regimen for maintaining the equilibrium of body components in harmony with nature. The seasonal regimen is designed on the basis of changes in the dosha, physical strength, and digestive power. This chapter continues the study of dietary regimen from the preceding chapters by adding the dimension of time and seasonal variations to it. </div>

'''Keywords''': ''Adana kala'', lifestyle, ''ritu'', ''ritucharya'', ''satmya'', seasonal regimen, strength in seasons,''visarga kala''

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~~=== Abstract ===~~

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Chapter Six of the [[Sutra Sthana]], titled ''Tasyashiteeya Adhyaya'', describes the time of the year (in solistices, or ''kala'', and seasons, or ''ritu'' and the specific regimen to be followed in these ''ritus''. Seasonal changes influence changes in the ''dosha'', physical strength, as well as our digestive power and this influences every living creature, not just human beings. This chapter continues the study of dietary regimen from the preceding chapters by adding the dimension of time and seasonal variations to it.

~~'''Keywords''': ''Adana kala'', lifestyle, ''ritu'', ''ritucharya'', ''satmya'', seasonal regimen, strength in seasons,''visarga kala''~~

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=== Introduction ===

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-<big>'''Sutra Sthana Chapter 6. Seasonal Regimen or Qualitative Dietetics'''</big>
+<big>'''Sutra Sthana Chapter 6. Seasonal Regimen or Qualitative Dietetics '''</big>
+<big>'''Abstract'''</big>
+<div style="text-align:justify;">This chapter describes seasonal regimen for preservation of health. The year (kala) is divided into seasons (ritu) based upon the changes in environmental conditions, changes in temperature, change in day-night cycle and circadian rhythm. Being an integral unit of the nature, these seasonal changes  in nature affect human physiology too. Therefore, one must follow the specific regimen for maintaining the equilibrium of body components in harmony with nature. The seasonal regimen is designed on the basis of changes in the dosha, physical strength, and digestive power. This chapter continues the study of dietary regimen from the preceding chapters by adding the dimension of time and seasonal variations to it. </div>
+'''Keywords''':  ''Adana kala'', lifestyle, ''ritu'', ''ritucharya'', ''satmya'', seasonal regimen, strength in seasons,''visarga kala''
+</div>
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-=== Abstract ===
-<div style="text-align:justify;">
-Chapter Six of the [[Sutra Sthana]], titled ''Tasyashiteeya Adhyaya'', describes the time of the year (in solistices, or ''kala'', and seasons, or ''ritu'' and the specific regimen to be followed in these ''ritus''. Seasonal changes influence changes in the ''dosha'', physical strength, as well as our digestive power and this influences every living creature, not just human beings. This chapter continues the study of dietary regimen from the preceding chapters by adding the dimension of time and seasonal variations to it.
-'''Keywords''':  ''Adana kala'', lifestyle, ''ritu'', ''ritucharya'', ''satmya'', seasonal regimen, strength in seasons,''visarga kala''
-</div>
 === Introduction ===