Malas

Malas are waste products of our bodies, and include Purisha (feces), Mutra (Urine), and Sweda (Sweat). Removal of Malas from the body is crucial to good health, doshic imbalances disrupts the flow of malas, creating toxins in the body.

Purisha :- Is the waste of the digestive system, after the nutrients have been properly absorbed in the digestive system, what remains behind is Purisa(feces). In the large intestine and is excreted from the body. Pitta and Kapha help digestion and Vatta governs the mobility throughout the process.

Mutra:- Is accumulated during the course of biological processes within the human body, urine is formed in the kidneys through the liquid absorbed in blood from the small and large intestines. The whole urinary system, kidneys, bladder and urethra take part in the elimination of urine. The whole process of urine formation is governed by vatta.

Sweda:- Sweda is the waste product that is generated during the metabolic changes in the meda dhatu (fatty tissues). It is also responsible for maintaining body temperature. Channels through which the sweat is extracted are known as Sweda-vaha- srota, it is essential that normal excretion of sweat takes place or it may cause serious imbalances. Resulting in various skin and electrolyte ailments.

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