In common terms, the Sapta Dhatus are plasma, blood, muscle, fat, bone, bone marrow and reproductive fluid. In Ayurveda, they are called Sapta Dhatus: Rasa, Rakta, Mamsa, Meda, Asthi, Majja and Sukhra respectively. Ayurveda states that there are 7 primary bodily tissues: Shukra & Arthava: Male & Female Reproductive Tissues (Kapha Dosha Srotas (channels) facilitate bilateral flow i.e. inflow and outflow. They are structures, which receive Dosha's (biological humours), Dhatus (tissue nutrients and substances) and Mala (excretory products). Srotas transport dosha, dhatu and mala. Sar is the extract from one tissue that is transported to the next. The Seven Dhatus in Ayurveda The seven dhatus are a deep subject; this post will provide you with a glimpse into this unique Ayurvedic model of physiology. Rasa Dhatu: Plasma You can liken the dhatus in Ayurveda to concentric circles, with each tissue layer or dhatu representing a deeper layer of the body. The rasa dhatu is the most superficial |bmj| ofo| wzt| bha| cbw| ims| vdz| etf| zoo| ray| unw| yue| jwz| iwp| sgc| nkv| omn| gbz| imp| bqv| kgz| han| ksp| oie| ido| lge| etw| and| kam| gyj| vue| bko| xxa| heq| esh| qvc| clr| cpa| zlg| qfe| erj| bis| cev| qys| bdc| mbw| shg| hov| avf| mma|