AYURVEDA MANAGEMENT OF MEDO DUSTHI W.S.R. TO DYSLIPIDEMIA- ACONCEPTUAL STUDY

The Medo Roga disease has expanded throughout India as the nation's economy grows. Our everyday diet has an impact on how healthy we are. However, the Medo Roga spreads more quickly since many individuals want to eat more and exercise less. Nowadays, a stressed lifestyle, increased junk food intake, and changing lifestyles are all contributing factors to the rise in obesity. Recent research indicates that 15-20% of people in rural areas and 25- 30% of subjects in metropolitan areas have high cholesterol. Compared to high-income countries, this prevalence is lower in low-income countries. Numerous lifestyle disorders, including osteoarthritis, dyslipidaemia, hyperlipidaemia, and malnutrition, may be brought on by this detrimental health effect. Dyslipidaemia is a significant lifestyle condition in today's fast-paced environment. Our classics have extensively detailed the consequences and perils of Medo Vikriti. Aaharatmak, Viharatmak, Manasika, and other etiological factors like Bijabhava (hereditary) are among the many causes of Medoroga, which is essentially an Agni imbalance. Ayurvedic literature does not use the term dyslipidaemia; instead, they identify the attributes of Sneha Dravya as Medodhatu.