Gara Visha Logic Mapper
Understanding the mechanics of Cumulative Toxicity and Delayed Diagnosis.
1. The Core Mechanism
Viruddha (Incompatible)
Combinations (e.g., food + chemicals) that do not kill instantly but disrupt cellular function.
Avipaki (Indigestible)
Substances the body cannot metabolize or excrete. They linger in the system.
Manda (Low Potency)
Unlike acute poisons (Tikshna), Gara is mild. It hides, waiting for a trigger.
2. Exposure Over Time
Drag the slider to visualize how weak individual agents accumulate to disturb Agni.
Clinical Picture
Asymptomatic. Body is managing the mild toxicity.
3. Why Diagnosis is Delayed?
- Non-Specific Prodrome: Symptoms like Pandu (Pallor), Alasya (Lethargy), and Aruchi (Tastelessness) mimic nutritional deficiency.
- No Acute Vega: Unlike snakebite, there are no dramatic stages (Vegas) to alert the patient.
- Trigger Dependence: Often remains latent (Dushi Visha) until aggravated by season (Kala), diet, or stress.
