Amaroli: The Occult Practice Of The Ancient Aryans  (Others, Paperback, John Carmo Rodrigues)

The views presented in this book are based on the ancient writings, personal experience of the writer, research findings presented at the various National and International conferences and views shared by various persons with the author in the field of Auto Urine Therapy, Allopathy and Alternate Medicine. Every individual has the fundamental right to information and knowledge. He has the additional right not only to choose his doctor, but what is suitable for him in the light of recent discoveries. It is not the intention of the author to discourage people from seeking medical advice or aid for their ailments, discontinuing the line of treatment advised by his family physician or resorting to self-medication. Persons suffering from cardiovascular disorder, hypertension, diseases of the liver, kidney or any other major acute or chronic diseases need to seek the advice of a professional medical practitioner. Part I : Occult Practices and Beliefs of the Ancient Aryans 1. The Ancient heritage 2. Religion 3. Philosophy 4. Science 5. Medicine – Ayurveda; Tantra; Yoga; Amaroli 6. The Indian Concept of Treatment 7. Knowledge is Invisible Part II : Scientific Facts Relevant to Amaroli 8. The Human Body – The Cell 9. Understanding How Our Body Organs Function 10. The Central Nervous System – The Brain; The Hypothalamus; The Cranial Nerves – The Olfactory Nerve, The Trigeminal Nerve, The Glossopharyngeal Nerve, The Vagus Nerve 11. The Autonomic Nervous System – The Sympathetic Nervous System, The Parasympathetic Nervous System 12. The Skin 13. The Lymphatic System 14. The Excretory System/Detoxification – The Kidney, The Liver 15. The Endocrine System – The Pineal Gland; The Pituitary Glad; The Suprarenal Gland; The Thymus Gland; The Salivary Gland 16. Genesis of Disease 17. Hygiene Hypothesis 18. Body Defence Mechanism 19. Defining Health