Nature mother has granted a boon to every living organism is fertility.Parenthood gives birth to responsible person. Unfortunately some peoples get problem regarding this.We know about what modern sciences say. Let see what ayurveda say....
In nature we see, for a plant to germinate necessary factors are weather, water, earth and seed
Ritu, Kshetra, Ambu n Beej are important for conception.
Ritu means season in human menstruation
Kshetra means uterus
Ambu means nutritious fluid for sperms, ovum & foetus
Beej means ovum and sperm.
Ritu -Regular menstruation with ovulation is important for conception.ayurveda says some season are important for conception. Spring is the best one.The season affect the conception and foetal dhatu constitution. The human sperms are more capable of conception in spring & have least in summer.
So seasonal ritu should be appropriate and so sharir ritu .
Kshetra- As for germinate the seed, favorable soil is necessary,a normal uterus with no structural or functional is required for conception .
Ambu - Literally meaning of it is water.but here we have to consider the Rasa dhatu.Nutrition is important .
It is of uterus, male & female reproductive systems & mind.
Beej - Last but most important. without it no possibilities of conception.Both that is male & female beej should be healthy. For sperms, the quality is more important than quantity.Ovum should be capable for conception.
If we think all causes of infertility, they all can be catagarised under this four.
why there is increasing cases of infertility ?
1. Overuse of hormonal contraceptives - They spoil menstrual cycle and uterus.
2. Food - with agricultural development,we loosed traditional farming .Now we are using all seedless foodstuff which don't have capacity of reproduce. ayurveda says,same increases same, so they are depleting
reproductive capacity of humans.
3. Use of fast food /ready to cook food - according to ayurveda , they all are slow poisons,which affecting beeja
4.Lack of proper nutrition - we are either overeating or eating non-nutritious food which causes defect in ambu.
If you will avoid all these four element ( ritu etc.)vitiating substances, chances of conception will definitely increase.
Ritu -Regular menstruation with ovulation is important for conception.ayurveda says some season are important for conception. Spring is the best one.The season affect the conception and foetal dhatu constitution. The human sperms are more capable of conception in spring & have least in summer.
So seasonal ritu should be appropriate and so sharir ritu .
Kshetra- As for germinate the seed, favorable soil is necessary,a normal uterus with no structural or functional is required for conception .
Ambu - Literally meaning of it is water.but here we have to consider the Rasa dhatu.Nutrition is important .
It is of uterus, male & female reproductive systems & mind.
Beej - Last but most important. without it no possibilities of conception.Both that is male & female beej should be healthy. For sperms, the quality is more important than quantity.Ovum should be capable for conception.
If we think all causes of infertility, they all can be catagarised under this four.
why there is increasing cases of infertility ?
1. Overuse of hormonal contraceptives - They spoil menstrual cycle and uterus.
2. Food - with agricultural development,we loosed traditional farming .Now we are using all seedless foodstuff which don't have capacity of reproduce. ayurveda says,same increases same, so they are depleting
reproductive capacity of humans.
3. Use of fast food /ready to cook food - according to ayurveda , they all are slow poisons,which affecting beeja
4.Lack of proper nutrition - we are either overeating or eating non-nutritious food which causes defect in ambu.
If you will avoid all these four element ( ritu etc.)vitiating substances, chances of conception will definitely increase.
Speaking of bheej do you know this days lots of our fruits and vegetables are seedless... if we are going to eat such seedless fruits. How are we going to produce seeds in our own body.
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