The Pharmacist in Dwapar Yuga a very systematic true review.

Abstract- The Dwapar Yuga, an era in ancient Indian mythology, is often depicted as a time of great spiritual and cultural significance. Amidst the epic tales of the Mahabharata and the revered Bhagavad Gita, the role of healthcare professionals, particularly pharmacists, is less explored. This paper delves into the existence and contributions of pharmacists in Dwapar Yuga, drawing parallels with modern pharmaceutical practices. In Dwapar Yuga, pharmacists were revered as "Bhishaks" or healers, possessing profound knowledge of herbs, medicines and healing techniques. They played a pivotal role in treating warriors injured in battles, managing epidemics and promoting overall well being. The epic Mahabharata mentions various medicinal plants, concoctions and treatments, highlighting the advanced understanding of pharmacology and therapeutics. This study examines the practices of pharmacists in Dwapar Yuga, including their roles in: - Preparing herbal remedies and potions - Treating wounds and injuries - Managing diseases and epidemics - Promoting health and wellness The paper also explores the similarities and differences between ancient and modern pharmaceutical practices, highlighting the evolution of pharmacy as a profession. By studying the contributions of pharmacists in Dwapar Yuga, we can gain insights into the rich history of Indian medicine and the timeless importance of healthcare professionals. Some key aspects covered in this study include: - The role of pharmacists in ancient Indian society - Medicinal plants and treatments used in Dwapar Yuga - Parallels between ancient and modern pharmaceutical practices - The evolution of pharmacy as a profession By exploring the pharmacist's role in Dwapar Yuga, this paper aims to shed light on the often overlooked contributions of healthcare professionals in ancient India and inspire modern pharmacists to appreciate their rich heritage.