🧈 Understanding Meda Dhatu: The Body's Lubricating Tissue
Meda Dhatu, associated with the Earth element and Kapha dosha, provides essential lubrication, warmth, and protection to the body. It supports organ stability, enhances cold tolerance, and contributes to the formation of ligaments and joints. Imbalances can manifest as either excessive adiposity with respiratory issues or inadequate fat tissue causing joint pain and reduced cold tolerance. Treatment approaches include specialized massages, dosha-specific diets, and customized Panchakarma therapies to restore proper balance.
What is Meda Dhatu?
Meda Dhatu provides warmth, lubrication, and oiliness to the body.1 It is the fourth tissue layer in Ayurveda's seven-dhatu system.
Primary Source: Acharya Balakrishna - A Practical Approach to The Science of Ayurveda - A Comprehensive Guide for Healthy Living
Susruta Samhita
School of Ayurveda and Panchakarma - Lectures and Notes
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