A conceptual perspective of Natural Mineral Water in Ayurveda and Modern medical sciences

Authors

  • Dev Raj Kshetri Department of Rasa Shastra evam Bhaishajya Kalpana, Central Ayurveda Campus, Nepal Sanskrit University, Dang, Nepal
  • Abhishek Tamrakar Department of Siddhanta, Samhita and Sanskrit, Kendriya Ayurveda Vidyapeeth, Nepal Sanskrit University, Dang, Nepal
  • Manoj Adhikari Ayurveda Faculty, Janata Vidyapeeth, Bijauri, Dang, Nepal
  • Nilkantha Upadhyaya Department of Kriya Sharir, Central Ayurveda Campus, Nepal Sanskrit University, Dang, Nepal

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.3126/bheshaja.v1i1.93598

Keywords:

Natural Mineral Water, ppm, TDS, Antariksh Jal, Audbhida

Abstract

Background: Among Panchamahabhutas, water is essential for survival. With the increasing population in the world, healthy drinking water has become a major concern. Among different sources of water described in Ayurveda and modern sciences, Natural mineral water is one of the purest and healthiest sources with additional health benefits due to its natural mineral contents. Our country Nepal also has lots of natural springs and glaciers creating huge potentials to quench the thirst of the world. So the present review work has been undertaken to uncover the possibilities of Natural mineral water both from Ayurveda and contemporary modern medical sciences.

Materials & Methods: The information related to the topic have been collected and referred from Classical texts of Ayurveda & various articles published in the Journals. Various authentic websites related to the topic were also visited.

Results: Extensive descriptions about types, properties etc. of drinking water have been found in Ayurveda Classics. Natural Mineral Water can be correlated with Audbhida source of water described in Astanga Sangraha. US-FDA has defined NMW and distinguished it from other sources of water. Besides these mineral contents of NMW and their health benefits were found and highlighted. Plastic bottles, water pollution and Arsenic contents in water were some of the aspects to be taken care while opting for NMW as a drinking water.

Conclusions: Natural Mineral Water could be the future of healthy drinking water. Further Clinical studies are required to prove its Physiological and therapeutic roles in human body. Our country Nepal has huge potential for NMW.

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Author Biographies

Dev Raj Kshetri, Department of Rasa Shastra evam Bhaishajya Kalpana, Central Ayurveda Campus, Nepal Sanskrit University, Dang, Nepal

Assistant professor

Abhishek Tamrakar, Department of Siddhanta, Samhita and Sanskrit, Kendriya Ayurveda Vidyapeeth, Nepal Sanskrit University, Dang, Nepal

Assistant professor

Manoj Adhikari, Ayurveda Faculty, Janata Vidyapeeth, Bijauri, Dang, Nepal

Instructor

Nilkantha Upadhyaya, Department of Kriya Sharir, Central Ayurveda Campus, Nepal Sanskrit University, Dang, Nepal

Assistant Professor

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Published

2025-07-31

How to Cite

Kshetri, D. R., Tamrakar, A., Adhikari, M., & Upadhyaya, N. (2025). A conceptual perspective of Natural Mineral Water in Ayurveda and Modern medical sciences. Bheshaja: Journal of Central Ayurveda Campus, 1(1), 73–82. https://doi.org/10.3126/bheshaja.v1i1.93598

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