Garbha Shariram

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About the Authors Dr. Bhosgikar Anup is distinguished Ayurvedic scholar. He has born on 22" February 1981 in Udgir Dist. Latur, Maharashtra. He studied his school at L.B.S.V. Udgir and completed his BAMS and Post-graduation in subject Rachana Shareera from N.K. Jabshetty Ayurvedic Medical College and P.G. Centre, Bidar, Karnataka in 2004 and 2008 respectively. At present he is perceiving his PhD in Rachana Shareera from RGUHS, Bangalore. He joined as Asst. Professor in department of Rachana Shareera in 2008 at N.K. Jabshetty Ayurvedic Medical College Et P.G. Centre, Bidar Karnataka. Now he is working as Reader in Post Graduate Department of Rachana Shareera. He is recognized guide in Dept. of Rachana Shareera by Rajiv Gandhi University of health sciences Bengaluru. He guided six post graduate dissertations. He is teaching Rachana Shareera for undergraduates and postgraduates' students.

He also published more than twenty papers, presented scientific papers in National seminars, attended as chair and co-chair person in national seminars, given several guest lectures at various institutional levels. He also has video classes on Garbha shareera and Kala shareera at Ayushguru portal a project by Gujrat Ayurveda University, Jamnagar.

Dr. Shubhada Naik is distinguished Ayurvedic scholar. She has born on 5th January 1984 in Nilanga Dist. Latur, Maharashtra. She studied her school at Govt. High School at Nilanga and completed her BAMS from Government Ayurveda College, Osmanabad, Maharashtra in 2008 and Post-graduation in subject Shalakya Tantra from Shri J.G. Co-operatives Societies Ayurvedic Medical College, Ghataprabha, Karnataka in 2014. She joined as Asst. Professor in department of Shalakya Tantra in 2015 at N.K. Jabshetty Ayurvedic Medical College & P.G. Centre, Bidar Karnataka since last Seven years. She is teaching Shalakya Tantra for undergraduates' students.

She also published Seven research papers, presented scientific papers in National and International seminars. She has conducted various health checkup camps for Eye checkup in various schools and Villages and created the awareness about eye care by delivering the lectures in various institutional levels.

Foreword Ayurveda owes much to the tradition of Atharvaveda, thus is called its upa-veda, with the advent of scientific spirit, the basic concepts of physiopathology's founded earlier were developed further and crystalized during the Samhita period of choraka, Sushruta and Vaghabhata.

Ever since man knew method of Communicate for disseminate Knowledge stored in the form of Transcription, with the available tools for the benefit of next generation. The written documents described varies aspects pertaining to health and disease, including precaution. Healthy sport comes with good seed, Soil, season and water. So is the human being therefore the knowledge is imperative for healthy society.

Ayurvedic classics are available on different subjects in Systematized way, under eight specialised branches. Though Ayurvedic classics have described various subjects in a great detail yet their explanation in modern terminology is necessitated by inquisitive attitude of present-day students.

Earlier embryologywasa part of anatomy but now it has a separate speciality. Which is due to extent understanding at cellular level effective practically teaching cannot be done without books, though experts in the field are writing books to fulfil the gap. But still, lots of gap exists between demand and supply of which such a kind of books are necessary.

Further, Dr Anup Bhosgikar, he known’s me personally a for many years, as a good teacher with academic bent of mind and an expert in handing over the knowledge about the subject for students, teachers and PG scholars.

I wish to thank Dr. Anup Bhosgikar expecting many more books in upcoming days to enrich the knowledge about human science.

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