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Sushant Maksane, Palak Porwal
Water is a fundamental element essential for life and human well-being, recognized for its critical role in maintaining health across biological, chemical, and environmental dimensions. In Ayurveda, water (jala) is revered for its profound significance in balancing the doshas, supporting digestion, and sustaining life processes. This article examines water's role, misconceptions, and Ayurvedic guidelines for optimal consumption. Key Ayurvedic principles highlight the importance of mindful water intake based on timing, quantity, and preparation to align with individual needs and seasonal variations. Misconceptions such as excessive or indiscriminate water consumption are debunked, emphasizing the digestive process of water and its tailored use in managing diseases. The article also explores therapeutic applications of water in different dosha imbalances, the impact of meal timing on water intake, and the importance of consuming boiled and herb-infused water for health benefits. By integrating these insights, individuals can harness the life- sustaining and curative properties of water for enhanced health and longevity.
