PACE Credit:
30 credits TIA (Topics in Ayurveda)
Course Dates:
July 4, 2026 - September 19, 2026
Course Delivery Method Live (On Line)
Course Description
This course presents a comprehensive study of Rajayakshma, a classical Ayurvedic disease entity characterized by progressive Dhatu Kshaya (tissue depletion) and Ojas Kshaya (compromised vitality and immunity), examined in the context of modern immunodeficient and immunocompromised states.Drawing from foundational Ayurvedic texts, the course explores the Nidana (etiology) of Rajayakshma, including factors such as Vega Dharana (suppression of natural urges), Ativyavaya (excessive exertion), Kshaya (depletion), Sahasa (overstrain), and Agantuja causes, and their cumulative impact on systemic resilience. The Samprapti (pathogenesis) is analyzed in a structured manner, tracing the progression from Agni Dushti and Ama formation to Srotodushti, Dhatu Kshaya, and eventual Ojakshaya, establishing a classical framework for understanding immune vulnerability.The course further examines the Lakshanas (clinical features)—including Kasa (cough), Jwara (fever), Shwasa (dyspnea), Raktapitta (bleeding manifestations), and Karshya (emaciation)—and contextualizes them within contemporary presentations such as chronic infections, wasting syndromes, and systemic immune dysfunction. Differential diagnostic considerations within Ayurvedic nosology are emphasized to distinguish Rajayakshma from other Kshaya and Jwara conditions.A central focus of the course is the conceptual bridge between Ojas and immune competence, facilitating a meaningful dialogue between Ayurvedic theory and modern immunology. Participants will critically engage with how Rajayakshma can serve as a clinical and conceptual model for immunodeficiency, including conditions with impaired host defense and chronic inflammatory burden.Therapeutic principles are addressed through Brimhana (nourishment), Rasayana (rejuvenation), Ojas-enhancing interventions, and individualized Chikitsa Siddhanta, alongside Nidana Parivarjana. Emphasis is placed on developing patient-centric management strategies that restore tissue integrity, enhance immunity, and improve overall resilience
Course Objective:
1. Understanding Rajayakshma through the lens of causation and disease evolution, integrating classical Ayurvedic concepts with modern insights into primary and secondary immunodeficiency.
2. To address comprehensive management strategies for Rajayakshma and related immunocompromised states, emphasizing restoration of Agni, Dhatu, and Ojas.3. A detailed overview of Ayurvedic formulations and medicinal strategies used in immunomodulation and tissue restoration.
Registration:
https://saranyaayurveda.com/academy/
Provider Name: Aramya A R BAMS, Sreeja Mohandas BAMS, Mahima K M BAMS, Somasree A S BAMS
Provider Bio:
Dr. Sreeja Mohandas is an esteemed Ayurvedic physician with a profound background in traditional healing sciences.
