**1. Introduction**

Ayurveda is a science, aims to heal and maintain the quality of life with its longevity. It is a simple art of living comprising of practical knowledge, philosophical and spiritual illumination. Ayurveda medicine is an ancient legacy that resides in the Indian subcontinent. Millions of people in India are presently applying Ayurveda in daily life. Nowadays, it is in practice for health care in European countries. The literary meaning of the word "Ayurveda" is a compound of the word 'Ayush' (life principle) and 'Veda' (knowledge). Life itself is defined as the body's combination, sense organs, mind and soul, the preventing factor for decay and death. With this perspective, Ayurveda includes healthy living and therapeutic measures like purification (Panchakarma) and palliative medicine related to physical, mental, social, and spiritual harmony [1]. Thus, Ayurveda is motivating to preserve a healthy person's health and treat causative factors of pathogenesis.
