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Chapter 3: TRIDOSHA (त्रिदोष) | BAMS 1st Year Lecture | Kriya Sharir | Vata Pitta Kapha Explained

Welcome Future Doctors! In this video, we cover Chapter 3: TRIDOSHA (त्रिदोष) in detail, designed specifically for BAMS 1st Year students and Ayurveda aspirants. We break down the fundamental concepts of Vata, Pitta, and Kapha, explaining them through the NCISM Syllabus lens to help you crack your university exams and AIAPGET. ​About This Lecture: Have you ever wondered why "Dosha" implies a defect (fault) but is actually the pillar of our life?. In this lecture, we decode the "Tristhuna" (Three Pillars) concept and how the balance of Doshas leads to Homeostasis (Health), while their imbalance causes Disease. ​We explain difficult concepts using real-life analogies, like the Traffic Light System for Vata (Movement), Pitta (Transformation), and Kapha (Stability). You will also learn the critical relationship between Seasons (Ritu) and Doshas—why Vata aggravates in Rainy season and Kapha in Spring—along with the biological rhythms of Day, Night, and Digestion. This video also covers how your Prakriti (Constitution) is determined at conception and acts like your body's fixed hardware. Key Topics Covered in this Video: ​Etymology & Definition: Meaning of "Sharira Dushanaad Joshah" and the root word 'Dush'. ​Tristhuna Concept: Why Vata, Pitta, and Kapha are called the three pillars of the body. ​Location of Doshas: Understanding the specific seats of Vata (Lower), Pitta (Middle), and Kapha (Upper). ​Role of Rakta: Why Blood is considered a 'Dushya' and not the 4th Dosha. ​Ritu-Dosha Relationship: The cycle of Sanchaya (Accumulation), Prakopa (Aggravation), and Prashamana (Pacification) in different seasons. Telegram link https://t.me/Ayurvedaking Instagram https://www.instagram.com/rohit9480ra... #Tridosha #BAMS #Ayurveda #KriyaSharir #VataPittaKapha #BAMS1stYear #AyurvedaNotes #NCISM #MedicalStudent #AyurvedaLectures #DoshaPrakriti #RituCharya #AIAPGET #AyurvedaExam #Tristhuna #AyurvedaBasics #IndianMedicine