Browsing by Author "Amrik Singh"

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An survey on obesity stigma and its assessment with update: A review
(Plant Archives, 2019) Sagar; Amit Mittal; Dileep Singh Baghel; Saurabh Singh; Amrik Singh; Anand Kumar Chaudhary; Shruti Chopra; Amit Bhatia
Obesity word comes from Latin language "Obesitas" indicates stout, fat or plump nature. The fatness in person more than their usually body requirement or having BMI more than 30 is known as obese person. An obese person is in severe condition that it can lead to further more diseases like hypertension, diabetes, myocardial infarction, peripheral vascular disease, stroke, heart attack, etc. The number of obese persons is increasing day by day in the world. In most of time obesity is caused due to consumption of excessive amount of food and moving deficient. It is due to intake of high energy diet, particularly fat and sugars, however we do not burn off the energy through determine and physical action, abundant of the surplus energy will be accumulated by the human body as fat. It has been detailed that in the event that we adjust the good nourishment and diminishing terrible nourishment such as fast food or junk food and adjusting good life style like waking up and running, gym workout makes a difference to decrease in the obesity. Other strategies are moreover accessible for treating obesity like Acupuncture, Hot spa, Medication but the lifestyle and diet are find to be key role player in treating obesity. In present study a survey questionnaire was planned and reaction was reported online in google form. The study was conducted with 212 people's responses gotten through web against 17 questions/query asked. The questions are related to their life style, diet and medication which is particularly related with their diet propensities. © 2019 Plant Archives. All rights reserved.
Formulation and standardization of fermented biomedicines kutajarishta
(American Institute of Physics, 2025) Rohit Garga; Bimlesh Kumar; Narendra Kumar Pandey; Saurabh Singh; Anand Kumar Chaudhary; Amrik Singh; Rupa Mazumder; Avijit Mazumder; Amit Mittal; Dileep Singh Baghel
Ayurvedic medication has tends to be regained the lost fame due to its preventive, curative nature, less side effects and holistic approach. This is largely because of quality drugs, clinical trials and evidence-based medicine. The large-scale production of medicine is done by Ayurvedic pharmacies. Quality production is the need from these Ayurvedic pharmacies. Standardization of raw drugs, finished drugs and process validation are of prime importance for each dosage form including Sandhan Kalpana. During the pharmaceutical procedure of Madya and Suktat Sandhan the fungal growth during pharmaceutical procedure is considered as major problems. As the Bhaishajya Kalpana, most developed branch of Ayurveda, deals with the preparation of different formulations from the raw material available in the nature. This conversion depends upon many factors like availability of the drug throughout the year, shelf life, good taste, pleasant smell, quick in action even in small doses. A conglomeration of source material by which shelf generated alcohol is prepared by keeping all together to convert it into a medicinal form called as Sandhan. Kutajarishta is a self-generated alcoholic preparation. It contains Holarrhena antidysenterica (Apocynaceae) as a chief ingredient. It is used in the condition like diarrhoea, dysentery disorders due to its antibacterial & antiprotozoal activity. © 2025 Author(s)
Preparation of Apamarg Kshar Tablet and Assessment of In Vitro Potential against Urolithiasis (Mutrakrichra)
(Research Journal of Pharmacy and Technology, 2022) Dileep Singh Baghel; Saurabh Singh; Narendra Kumar Pandey; Bimlesh Kumar; Amit Mittal; Anand Kumar Chaudhary; Anu Mittal; Amrik Singh
Background: Urolithiasis (Mutrakricchra) is an age-old disorder which has multi-factorial etiological as well as associated with re-occurrence. It is standout among the most troubling disorders related to urinary tract. Acharya Sushruta, a pioneer in the art of surgery, described the root causes and management of urolithiasis (Mutrakricchra). In present day restorative practice, a lot of the management/treatment choices are available which begins from the utilization of uresis-elevating specialist to dietary or nourishing enhancement consumption. Amalgamating the Ayurvedic principle/concept with current medicinal practice is a promising methodology used for the management of urolithiasis (Mutrakricchra) now a days. Objective: To prepare apamarg kshar and evaluate its potential against Urolithiasis (Mutrakrichra) by In-vitro technique. Materials and Methods: Apamarg kshar were prepared as per the methodology mentioned in Rasatarangni and the prepared Kshar is compressed in tablet dosage form. Various parameters of apmarg kshar tablets were evaluated. Results: Physicochemical and stability studies have not shown any remarkable variations with prepared tablet dosage form. In-vitro studies shows that 82 % of crystal inhibition at 550 µg/ml. Conclusion: The prepared tablet dosage form of Apamarg Kshar does not have remarkable variation during physicochemical and stability studies. The developed dosage form produces promising result in vitro against Urolithiasis (Mutrakrichra). © RJPT All right reserved.