Understanding Medorog / Obesity w.s.f Obesity and Its Ayurvedic Perspective: Medorog / Obesity is a defined as theVyadhi that is pertaining to the Medodhathu. Medodhathu is one among the Saptha dhathu and its imbalance Vridhi andKshaya which can cause many diseases. In the Vedic period, various synonyms can be seen in the Vedic literatures likeRigveda and Adharvaveda. In the Samhitha period, the Brihathrayees are the classical text. The Charakacharyaexplained Sthaulya as one of the Vyadhi accused due to Medovridhi. He explained it in the SutrasthanaAshtaunindhithiya adhyaya. In Susrutha Samhitha, the Medorog / Obesity, Sthoulya karana explained as Rasa nimitha.Ashtanga Samgraha, detailed Medorog / Obesity, as Sthoulya and the Karana for Sthoulya is given as Ama. In AshtangaHridaya Sutrasthana, Dwividhopakraminiya adhyaya, Medo roga is explained as Sthoulya and it comes under theLanghanarha. The treatment of Medorog / Obesity, is mainly the Amaharathwa, Dhatwagni Deepana, Srothosodana. The medicines having Deepana pachana srothosodana lekhana can be administered for those who are suffering from Medorog / Obesity. Internal as well external therapy also plays a vital role in managing Medorog / Obesity. Rasayana also plays remarkable role in treating Medo roga. In this review article, mainly focusing on the Medorog / Obesity, Nidana panchak, Chikitsa that can be administered in the treatment of Medorog / Obesity. Integrative Ayurvedic Management of Medorog w.s.f Obesity: Each participant in the study received a 825 mg Polyherbal Formulated Tablet for the management of Medorog / Obesity, taken twice daily—once before breakfast and once before dinner. Along with the herbal therapy, patients were also guided on personalized dietary adjustments and healthy lifestyle practices suited to their individual needs. Regular follow-ups were conducted every 7 days over a period of 60 days to monitor progress and make necessary adjustments. By the end of the first month, 60 patients began to experience noticeable improvements—such as reduced excessive hunger. This positive outcome continued to strengthen throughout the study, demonstrating that combining Ayurvedic herbal support with nutrition and lifestyle modification can be a powerful and effective approach to diabetes management. At the end of the trial, the use of 825mg mg Polyherbal Formulated GLP-1 Management Tablet resulted in a statistically significant improvement in Obesity by reducing weight (P < 0.005) and reducing hunger (P < 0.005), urge of excessing eating (P < 0.005). This finding highlights the potential of Ayurvedic, plant-based therapies as a safe, natural, and holistic way to support Medorog / Obesity — focusing not only on symptom control like excessive Hunger, excessive craving, Loss of Energy (fatigue) excessive Sleep and excessive sweating and also on restoring energy, strength, well being and balance within the body.
2Dr. Naveen Aggarwal 1*Dr. Ravi Raj M.D. Ayurveda (Sat,) studied this question.