Umesh Ghate
@coayurved@bharatividyapeeth.edu
Assistant Professor, Ayurvedic Physiology
Bharati Vidyapeeth Deemed to be University, College of Ayurved, Pune
Professional Summary:
• Working as Assistant Professor, in Bharati Vidyapeeth (Deemed to be University), College of Ayurved, Pune, in Department of Kriya Sharir (Ayurvedic Physiology).
Work Experience:
• 15 yr experience in research field in Ayurveda, 13 yrs. teaching experience UG level as well as 10 yrs. teaching experience PG level, 5 yr experience for Ph.D. level.
Awards:
• Received Merit certificate for MD.
• Received Best Thesis Award for PhD thesis in 5th International Ayurved Research Day Conference organized by International Ayurved Association and The European Ayurved Academy.
Research Guidance:
• Research Guidance 4 MD Students 3 was awarded 1 ongoing, one Ph.D. student ongoing.
Research Project and Research Papers:
• Completed one minor research project on Manas Prakruti and Stress marker, two research projects are ongoing.
• 21 research papers were published in reputed journals.
Conference and Seminars
• 61 International and National conferences were attended, 12 pa
EDUCATION
BAMS,MD,PhD
RESEARCH INTERESTS
Exercise physiology, Ayurvedic Constitution, Tissue excellence
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Umesh S Ghate and Kavita V Indapurkar
Moksha Publishing House
Ashta Sarata parikshana is explained especially to determine the strength of person. It is important to add modern parameter to giv e authenticity to the ancient subjective parameter . 50 healthy male students between the ages of 18 - 25 years were selected for study . Sarata parikshan was done with the help of standard sarata parikshan proforma speci ally prepared by AYUSOFT C - DAC Centre for Development of Advance Computing Pune , India to find out percentage of each dhatu separately. Blood indices hav e been formulated by modern science to detect type of anaemia by extracting information about structure, morphology of Red Blood Cells and about haemoglobin. Blood indices give complete information of Red Blood Cells. Blood sample were collected for analys is of blood indices and this was done by auto analyser . This was s urvey type co relational research . The s tatistical analysis shows that “ there is a relation between Rakta sarata and Blood indices” , it’s a positive relation. The person having higher percen tage of Ra kta sarata possesses good value of Blood indices .
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Publications
Dhatu sarata and Blood indices