Study of recipe and ingredients for healing contagious hot disorders from “the added method of oral instruction tantra” written by Desrid Sanjaajamts
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The Added Method of Oral Instruction Tantra, Contagious Hot Disorders, recipe and ingredientsAbstract
One of the main representative of these studies was Yutig Yondongombo who wrote in VIII century in Tibetan language the book “Four Tantras” in which he described in 6 classifications contagious hot disorder’s cause and condition, essence, name, difference, symptoms and healing/curing method. Also described 5 contagious hot disorder types: balnae, intestinal pain, small pox, diphtheria and inflammation of muscle tissues, and the common cold. In Desrid Sanjaajamts’s book “The Added Method of Oral Instruction Tantra” he thoroughly explained 4 types of contagious hot disorders and 18 bacteria hot disorders which he combined and summed 22 hot disorders in total. He clarified the ways and source of infections and methods for healing recipe and its ingredients. Most contagious diseases common symptoms are fever and illness is acute and severe, progresses to worse condition very quickly, process is short, have many cases of misdiagnosis and widely infected. Therefore, we have chosen this topic because there is crucial need to study thoroughly those books and clarify the recipes and their ingredients which have both theoretical and practical significance. We used methodologies such as 1.Hermeneutic method, 2.Histroical comparative method, 3. Analysis and Synthesis method, and 4.Original text studies and source study for the research. The book contains total of 133 diseases including based on his years of treatment experience and 22 diseases were added regarding to contagious hot disorders, which hold 18% of total diseases in the book. The book has total of 549 recipes including 161 named recipes, and 388 anonymous herbal recipes.
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