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Item A Literary review on traditional medical systems for cancer in Sri Lanka(National Research Symposium -2016, Gampaha Wickramarachchi Ayurveda Institute, University of Kelaniya, Sri Lanka, 2016) Samaranayake, G.V.P.; Pushpakumara, A.A.J.Sri Lanka developed its own medical system based on a series of prescriptions handed down from generation to generation over a period of 3000 years. Indigenous medicine of Sri Lanka called "Deshiya Chikitsa" was originated before 8000-10000 years ago. There are several ancestries in Sri Lanka which continue their special field of "Deshiya Chikitsa" even today. Sri Lanka has its own special science of medical treatments since the ancient times which employs indigenous and rare herbs and substances derived from plants. These medications can be used internally and externally as treatment for a number of illness as well as to prevent from lethal diseases like cancer. Herbs offer great potential to stimulate the healing process and can even destroy cancer cells. The research explores whether some herbs or plants treatment used in traditional medicine could help to prevent or treat cancer and improve the quality of life of all cancer patients. There is very little published information on the herbal remedies used by traditional medical systems. In traditional medical books and an ancient Ola leaf books, there is no direct definition for cancer. In indigenous texts cancer is described in many forms with signs and symptoms; for example, "Ala palaa gaduwa", "Ata palaa gaduwa", "Ila palaa gaduvva"ect. There is no any data base or compilation of traditional medicinal formulas. Therefore, this kind of study is an important need of era. The study is designed to refer the traditional indigenous medical texts to collect data on medicinally valuable remedies and details of cancer. This research intends to carry out a literary review on traditional medical systems for cancer.Item A Literary Review on Traditional Medical System for Boils, Wounds & Cancer in Sri Lanka(Einstein International Journal Organization (EIJO): Journal of Ayurveda, Herbal Medicine and Innovative Research (EIJO-AHMIR), 2016) Samaranayake, G.V.P.; Pushpakumara, A.A.J.Sri Lanka developed its own medical system based on a series of prescriptions handed down from generation to generation over a period of 3000 years. Indigenous Medicine Of Sri Lanka called '"Deshiya Chikitsa" was Originated before 8000-10000 years ago. There are several ancestries in Sri Lanka which are continuing their special field of "Deshiya Chikitsa" even today. Sri Lanka has its own special science of medical treatments since the ancient times which employs indigenous and rare herbs and substances derived from plants. There medications can be used internally and externally as treatment for number of illness as well as to prevent lethal disease like cancer. Herbs offer great potential to stimulate the healing process and can even destroyed cancer cells. The research is looking in to whether some herbs or plants treatment used in traditional medicine could help to prevent or treat cancer and also improving the quality of life of all cancer patients. There is very little published information on the herbal remedies used by traditional medical systems. With the assistance of that reports and ancient Ola leaf books, certain persons who have suffered from various verities of cancer have revealed that. In Traditional medical books and an ancient Ola leaf books, there were no direct definition for cancer. In indigenous texts cancer described in many forms as with signs and symptoms. For examples, "Ala palaa gaduwa", "Ata palaa gaduwa", "Ila palaa gaduwa"ect. There is no any data base or compilation of traditional medicinal formulas in our hand. Therefore that kind of study is an important need of era. There after we could encourage society to cultivate and protect those medicinal valuable plants and herbs for their good health. Therefore we are planning to refer the traditional indigenous medical texts to collect data on medicinal valuable remedies and details of cancer. This research intends to Carry out a literary review on traditional medical systems for cancer. With the aim Of provide valuable massage to the public regarding the prevention of cancer.Item A Literary Review on Traditional Medical Systems for Bone fractures in Sri Lanka(International Journal of Trend in Research and Development, 2016) Samaranayake, G.V.P.; Pushpakumara, A.A.J.Sri Lanka developed its own Medical System based on a series of prescriptions handed down from generation to generation over a period of 3000 years. Indigenous Medicine of Sri Lanka also called "Deshiya Chikitsa" was originated before 8000-10000 years ago. The first Sri Lankan published medical book is "Arka Prakashaya" by King Rawana. There are several ancestries' in Sri Lanka which are continuing their special field of "Deshiya Chikilsd'. Bone fractures are categorized under a special field of "Kadum Bindum"in Traditional Medical System. Sri Lanka has its own special science of medical treatments since the ancient times which employs indigenous and rare herbs. Fractures are considered as a sickness, which disturb people's day to day lives. Therefore most of the time people tend to find fast and reliable ways and means to cure them if they have any bone fracture or any related injuries. In an ancient Ola leaf book there were many traditional formulas. There is no any data base or compilation of traditional medicinal formulas in our hand. Therefore that kind of study is an important need of era. There after could encourage society to cultivate and protect those medicinal valuable plants and herbs for their good health. Therefore I referred the Traditional Indigenous ancient Ola leaf which used in Horivila Tradition of Indigenous practice of medicine in Sri Lanka. This research intends to carry out a literary review on Sri Lankan traditional medical system for Bone Fractures. With the aim of providing valuable message to the public regarding the management of bone fracture. There were 70 different medical plants were recognized in the selected 30 prescriptions.Item A literary review on traditional medical systems for cancer in Sri Lanka(Gampaha Wickramarachchi Ayurveda Institute, University of Kelaniya, Sri Lanka, 2016) Samaranayake, G.V.P.; Pushpakumara, A.A.J.Sri Lanka developed its own medical system based on a series of prescriptions handed down from generation to generation over a period of 3000 years. Indigenous medicine of Sri Lanka called "Deshiya Chikitsa" was originated before 8000-10000 years ago. There are several ancestries in Sri Lanka which continue their special field of "Deshiya Chikitsa" even today. Sri Lanka has its own special science of medical treatments since the ancient times which employs indigenous and rare herbs and substances derived from plants. These medications can be used internally and externally as treatment for a number of illness as well as to prevent from lethal diseases like cancer. Herbs offer great potential to stimulate the healing process and can even destroy cancer cells. The research explores whether some herbs or plants treatment used in traditional medicine could help to prevent or treat cancer and improve the quality of life of all cancer patients. There is very little published information on the herbal remedies used by traditional medical systems. In traditional medical books and an ancient Ola leaf books, there is no direct definition for cancer. In indigenous texts cancer is described in many forms with signs and symptoms; for example, "Ala palaa gaduwa", "Ata palaa gaduwa", "Ila palaa gaduwa"ect. There is no any data base or compilation of traditional medicinal formulas. Therefore, this kind of study is an important need of era. The study is designed to refer the traditional indigenous medical texts to collect data on medicinally valuable remedies and details of cancer. This research intends to carry out a literary review on traditional medical systems for cancer.