Volume 10 | Issue 9 |

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Background: Abdominal muscle stabilization is novel technique and benefits of abdominal muscle stabilization become more frequently accepted and employed in therapeutic setting to maintain proper posture and prevention of abnormal posture in normal and affected population. Since abdominal muscle stabilization is given to normal population, it is better to understand the physiological changes occurring in cardiovascular system. This study was aimed to find out the difference in acute cardiovascular response of conventional and Swiss ball abdominal stabilization exercises in normal individuals. Materials and Methodology: In present study 50 participants were selected by normal BMI sampling method and screened as per inclusion criteria. The resting level systolic, diastolic blood pressure and heart rate were recorded. Then all participants performed Conventional Abdominal Stabilization Exercises for period of 3 minutes and post exercises values of systolic diastolic blood pressure and heart rate were recorded. It was followed by a 10 minutes rest period and again pre exercise data were taken. Then abdominal stabilization exercises was performed on Swiss ball by all participants and post exercise cardiovascular parameters were recorded. The values were tabulated on master chart and subjected to statistical analysis. Results: Statistically the Swiss ball abdominal stabilization exercise is not having significant effect on cardiovascular response (p<0.05) as compared to the conventional abdominal stabilization exercise in normal individual. But clinically the Swiss ball abdominal stabilization exercise is having significant effect on cardiovascular response as compared to the conventional abdominal stabilization exercise in normal individual. Conclusion: The current study after analyzing statistically strongly emphasizes that the Swiss ball abdominal stabilization exercises has effect on acute cardiovascular response than compared to the conventional abdominal stabilization exercises of healthy individual clinically but not significantly for longer duration.

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Abdominal stabilization exercise, Swiss ball, Core stabilization, Acute cardiovascular response, Vestibular ball exercise.

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Malnutrition; Protein Energy Malnutrition; Marasmus; Kwashiorkor; Stunting.

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One of the most interesting technologies is radio frequency identification (RFID). This paper's objective is to review RFID technology and its uses. The concepts of RFID, types of RFID tags and readers, frequencies used, current applications, as well as benefits and drawbacks, are briefly introduced in this paper. This Paper attempts to examine the present state and potential applications of this technology

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Radio Frequency Identification , RFID technique, RFID Components, RFID uses

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Partial Shading (PS), Micro-Inverter (MI), Power Optimizer (PO), Energy Recovery Circuit (ERC).

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Gridhrasi is a ruja pradhana, nanatmaja vata vyadhi with symptoms like stambha, ruk, toda, spandana in sphik, kati, uru, janu, jangha, pada and sakthi utkshepa nigraha. When Gridhrasi is associated with Kapha symptoms like arochaka, tandra and gaurava are noticed. Basti one among the panchakarma, considered as chikitsardha by Acharya Charaka. Basti when administered enters into pakwashaya and removes the vitiated doshas situated in the body from head to toe. It is used in the diseases of vata, pitta, kapha, samsarga and sannipata conditions. Gridhrasi can be compared to sciatica, as there is close resemblance in manifestation of both conditions. Sciatica is relatively common condition with lifetime incidence varying from 13% to 40%. Several observational studies have suggested that pressure on nerve roots are involved in the development of sciatic neuralgia. The evidences suggest that a complex interplay of inflammatory, immunological, and pressure related processes may be involved. Hence, Sciatica is a condition to be approached from a multi model, multi-disciplinary perspective. To deal with above situations an Ayurvedic management seems to be a best approach. Basti has been mentioned in our classics for the management of Gridhrasi. Pain is one of the cardinal features of Vata and Basti is the choice of treatment for Vatavyadhi. Hence in this present study an attempt was made to evaluate the effect of Vaitrana basi and Churna basti for management of acute pain in Gridhrasi with special reference to sciatica. STUDY DESIGN: A randomized comparative clinical study of 40 patients in which 20 patients in group A were subjected to Vaitarana Basti and 20 patients in group B were subjected to Churna Basti. The assessment was done before the day of initiation of treatment, after treatment and after follow up. The observations and results were tabulated and statistically analyzed with relevant parameters. RESULT:Both group A and group B showed highly significant results in the management of Gridhrasi. Statistically Group A showed better results when compared to Group B in all the parameters.

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Gridhrasi, Vaitarana Basti, Churna Basti.

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Anupan, Brihat Trayee.

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Energy, Clean Development Mechanism, Greenhouse Gases (GHG), Renewable Energy

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Samanya, Vishesha, Darshan, Ayurveda, Dhatu Samya

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In this investigation, the degrees of physicochemical and microbiological pollution of water samples collected in Galta Ji, Jaipur, were to be determined. Physicochemical properties including as turbidity, pH, total hardness, dissolved solids, sulphate, nitrate, and total alkalinity were all investigated in this research. For waste water samples, other parameters including pH, dissolved oxygen, BOD, and COD are also calculated. In 2019, water samples from the pond were collected at periodic times, and using conventional techniques, the physicochemical and microbiological tests were examined. The physical and chemical properties of water varied widely, but some of the metrics for the water samples were within the maximum desired limit for drinking established by the WHO whereas the value of BOD and COD is greater as compare to limit.

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Physicochemical properties, chemical properties, BOD and COD

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NEP, HEIs, AQAR, Continuous Internal Evaluation (CIE), Academic Bank of Credits (ABC)

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