© October 2021| IJIRT | Volume 8 Issue 5 | ISSN: 2349-6002 IJIRT 152992 INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF INNOVATIVE RESEARCH IN TECHNOLOGY 250 An Advance Innovation of Dosage Form of Ayurveda Abhinav Kumar Sharma 1 , Manoj Kumar Yadav 2 , Piyush Yadav 3 1,2,3 Department of pharmacy, Prasad institute of technology , Jaunpur Abstract - The concepts of drug placement and drug management approach play a very important role in the regulation of drugs in nature. Selection of appropriate dosage forms and quantity of drug control play an important role in determining the desired medication sequence. In Ayurveda the word Kalpana corresponds to various measuring forms i.e.; liquids, semisolids and solid equilibrium forms. Kalka, Vati, Bhasma, Asava / Arishta, Kwatha and Churna, etc. It is a variety of dosages used in the treatment of ayurveda mainly for the purpose of internal drug administration. A specific form of dosage for a certain amount of duration of repetition provides the desired results without adverse events. Deviations in drug administration or insufficient frequency of administration may result in a lack of treatment response or toxic effects. Given the importance of the concept of "dosing dosing" the current article summarizes some of the key points related to the various Ayurvedic forms and their proposed value for the management of patients of different ages. INTRODUCTION Ayurveda is a science of life. It is mainly based on theTrisutra, Hetu, Linga and Aushadhi. Among these Aushadhi plays a major role in the treatment. Aushadhi acts as an aid for the other branches in Ayurveda. Aushadhi is used to maintain a good health as well as to cure diseases in humans. It is mainly administered according to the condition and convenience of the patient. In Ayurveda there is a description of different dosage forms which have been explained nearly 5000 years ago. These are explained in classics for the purpose of making it compatible without losing the potency or efficiency of the drugs. It has been explained in a systematic manner considering all the aspects like Desa, Kala, Balaetc. In classics it is mentioned that different dosage forms can be made by the Yukti of the physician involving principle of Samyoga or Vibhagato convert into another dosage form. Also the potency of a drug can be increased or decreased by the same. Kala and Samskara play a very important role in drug collection and augmenting the potency of the drugs. In classics they have also mentioned about the ideal qualities of a drug. It should be suitable for preparing many recipes, should possess the gunas and should be readily available. The total number of dosage forms told in Ayurveda is not told by any other system of medicine. HISTORICAL BACKGROUND Historically the Ayurvedic Pharmaceutics can be divided in two distinct streams - namely ‘Aarsa’ and ‘Siddha’, however the two streams merged into one, making the distinction invisible with the passage of time. History of the ‘Aarsa’ stream dates back to period of Vedas (5000 B.C.) whereas the ‘Siddha’ stream was considered to have been active around 8th century A.D., the period of second ‘Naagaarjuna’ although the period of first ‘Naagaarjuna’ can be traced back to 100 B.C. (Siddhinandan Misra-1990). The‘Aarsa’ stream followers although used minerals and metals for their drug requirements; such use was very rare. They prepared their drugs principally from plants whereas ‘Siddhas’ not only initiated use of minerals in combination with plants but also instituted drugs prepared solely from minerals. Thus theywere instrumental in opening a new generation of mineral and metal based drugs giving birth to a new branch of Ayurvedic discipline termed as ‘Rasa shastra’. The word ‘Bhaisajya Kalpanaa’ is specifically used in relation to preparation of plant based drugs although literally it encompasses preparation of any type of drug. An independent article is being prepared on Rasa Saastra hence this article will only deal with Ayurvedic pharmaceutics of plant based drugs. PRINCIPLES OF AYURVEDIC PHARMACEUTICS The pharmaceutical procedures for any drug involve various steps starting from identification and collection of authentic raw material, application of