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CONFERENCE REPORT ©
3rd
International Conference on
Ayurveda, Unani, Siddha and Traditional Medicine (ICAUST - 2015& AYU EXPO)
10th -12th December 2015
Organized by
Institute of Indigenous Medicine
in collaboration with SERENDIVUS CONFERENCE Pvt. Ltd
University of Colombo
Rajagiriya, Sri Lanka
Prepared and Presented by
The Secretariat of ICAUST -2015 and AYU EXPO
Dr. R.D.H. Kulathunga Dr. P.K. Perera
Chairperson Organizing Secretary – Ayurveda
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Conference Poster
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Advisory Committee
Prof. Mohan De Silva,
Chairman/UGC
Senior. Prof. Lakshman Dissanayake,
Vice Chancellor/University of Colombo
Dr. (Ms) S.D. Hapuarachchi,
Director/IIM (Chief Organizer)
Dr. (Ms) R.D.H. Kulathunga,
Add. Director (PG Section) (Organizing Chairperson)
Dr. (Ms) P.R. Waratenne,
Head/ Ayurveda (Co-Organizer)
Dr. A.H.M. Mawjood,
Head/ Unani(Co-Organizer)
Dr. P.K. Perera (Organizing Secretary – Ayurveda)
Dr. M.S.M. Shiffa (Organizing Secretary – Unani)
Dr. (Ms) J.M. Dahanayake (Joint Secretary – Ayurveda)
Dr. (Ms) A.H.A. Fazeenah (Joint Secretary – Unani)
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Acknowledgement
The Secretariat and organizers of the ICAUST 2015 wish to acknowledge all individuals
of sub committees, organizations, agencies and departments who contributed so generously in
one way or another to the success of the conference, specifically: all the Dignitaries/Guest
speakers and panelists who supported and /or participated in the conference including Director,
Institute of Indigenous Medicine, University of Colombo Dr. S.D. Hapuarachchi, Chairperson,
University Grants Commission Prof. Mohan De Silva, Vice Chancellor, University of Colombo
Senior. Prof. Lakshman Dissanayake.
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Operational Overview
“3rd
International Conference on Ayurveda, Unani, Siddha and Traditional Medicine – 2015 and
AYU – EXPO” organized by Institute of Indigenous Medicine, University of Colombo,
Rajagiriya, Sri Lanka.
Conference and associated activity venue
Main Auditorium, Mini Auditorium and other lecturing halls, Institute of Indigenous Medicine
for scientific sessions
The Ramada Hotel for Inauguration Ceremony
Financial assistance was provided by
Institute of Indigenous Medicine, University of Colombo, Rajagiriya, Sri Lanka
in collaboration with SERENDIVUS CONFERENCE Pvt. Ltd.
THEMES & SUB-THEMES
Conference Theme:“Ayurveda the Medicine of Today”
Sub Themes
Authors were invited to submit abstracts or articles on following session sub themes:
1. Advance Literature Review, Clinical and Experimental Research on Ayurveda, Unani, Siddha
and Traditional Medicine
2. Clinical Management on Communicable Diseases and Non Communicable Diseases
3. Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry of Medicinal Plants
4. Natural Products Development
5. Molecular Biology, Biotechnology and Nanotechnology of Medicinal Plants
6. Herbal Cosmetics and Neutraceuticals
7. Patents & Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) in Herbal Medicine
8. Research Ethics in Traditional Medicine
9. GMP, Quality Assurance , Quality Control and Marketing of Herbal Products
10. Cultivation, Organic Farming, Conservation, Propagation of Medicinal Plants
11. Bio-Medical Informatics Stream Related to Traditional Medicine
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The aim of the Conference was to provide a platform for eminent researchers,
academicians, physicians, traditional medical practitioners, manufacturers & exporters of herbal
products, members from the corporate sector, marketing consultants and other organizations
from all over the world. The programme was comprised with plenary lectures by invited
speakers and oral/poster/ video presentations, practical demonstrations and exhibitions.
Therefore, this conference offered an important opportunity to approach crucial challenges for
the future of the Traditional Medicine (TM).
It is glad to say that this year we were strengthen with wider international participation
from countries of India, Australia, German, Pakistan, Thailand, South Korea, Japan,
Bangladesh, Iran, West Indies, Greece, United Kingdom, France and United states. Further
direct involvement with two major Universities of Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi, India
and Gujarat University, Gujarat, India were highly appreciated.
ICAUST-2015 was to be forum for a total of 297 presentations which had been
thoroughly screened by peer-reviewing. These were presented in 30 parallel sessions during the
proceedings. This was evidence to the strong research culture and enthusiasm existing in the
Institute of Indigenous Medicine.
During this international conference AYU-EXPO trade exhibition was organized to
facilitate private public partnership. This meet was an ideal for business negotiations and deals
for the products gaining exposure to international market. Also it helped to make avenues for
increase import & export trading of herbal ingredients and raw materials.
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CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS
OPENING CEREMONY OF INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE
Inauguration of Conference was organized at LibertyBall Room, Ramada Hotel,
Colombo. It was grand welcome by group of traditional dancers in to the inauguration hall and
started with National Anthem and lighting of Oil Lamp during the Inauguration followed by
speeches by our esteemed guests.
DR. S.D. Hapuarachchi, Chief Organizer, ICAUST-2015, Director, Institute of
Indigenous Medicine, University of Colombo delivered welcomed the gathering and Guest of
Honor Senior. Prof. Lakshman Dissanayake, Vice Chancellor, University of Colombo,in his
address has explained about the “Importance of the Traditional Medicine for upgrade the health
system” and Guest speakers from India, delivered an inspiring talk, and stressed the need to
develop Indo-Sri Lankan relationship for develop Traditional Medicine system.
Dr. R.D.H. Kulathunga, Organizing Chairperson, ICAUST-2015, Additional Director
(Actg),Post Graduate Section, Institute of Indigenous Medicine has proposed formal vote of
thanks. She thanked all for participating, supporting and guiding them for making the ICAUST
2015a grand success.
Dr. Pathirage Kamal Perera, Organizing Secretary - Ayurveda and Dr. M.S.M. Shiffa,
Organizing Secretary – Unani of ICAUST 2015, Dr. (Ms) J.M. Dahanayake (Joint Secretary –
Ayurveda), Dr. (Ms) A.H.A. Fazeenah (Joint Secretary – Unani)have taken the leading role
in organizing this function a grand success.
Delegates, speakers and presenters included Academicians, Ayurveda and Allopathic
physicians, NGO‟s, Students, Policy makers, Government and officials as well as common
public participated actively in the ceremony.
The Opening Ceremony also ended with Sri Lankan traditional dance followed by
Dinner.
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Inauguration ceremony – ICAUST-2015
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Keynote speakers - Inauguration Ceremony
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Oral and poster sessions – ICAUST-2015
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Abstract Proceedings
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Conference Program
Session 1
Date 11.12. 2015
Time 2.00 p.m. – 4.00 p.m.
Venue Auditorium
Keynote Speaker: Dr.SD Hapuarachchi
Chairperson: Prof. VK Joshi
Chairperson: Dr. DPA Dissanayake
Rapporteur: Dr. ND Kodituwakku
Session Coordinator:Dr. PASN Silva
Title Presenter
1 Neuroprotective effect of bioflavonoid in ameliorating
subarachnoid hemorrhage using filament perforation model in
hypertensive rats.
M Sathish Kumar
2 Application of Rasayana for paediatric population EPC Priyadarshani
3 Preparations and plants used to treat diabetes in Sri
LankanSiddha Medicine
SVivekanandarajah
4 Screening of antibacterial activity of the extracts of Acacia
concinnaWilld. (Siyakka) – in vitro study
PTN Pathirana
5 A study on lifestyle of elders in J/283 Gramaniladari division
(idaikkadu), Sri Lanka
T Kavitha
6 An analytical study on knowledge organizational patterns
used in the field ofAyurvedic medicine.
CK Gamage
7 Management of Mandaikarapan in traditional medical
practice: A Case study
S Loganathan
8 Nutritional value, nutraceutical application and functional
properties of Garciniacambogia
MI Shamila
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Session 2
Date 11.12. 2015
Time 2.00 p.m. – 4.00 p.m.
Venue IT Hall
Keynote Speaker: Dr. KC Perera
Chairperson: Dr. WMSSK Kulatunga
Chairperson: Dr. KPKR Karunagoda
Rapporteur: Dr.IAM Leena
Session Coordinator: Dr. SAD Wimalarathna
Title Presenter
1 Renovating drug discovery from traditional medicine:
Let history tell the future
SC Mandal
2 Antibacterial activity; decoction of
cosciniumfenestratum on Staphylococcus aureus; an
experimental study
KAS Aberathna
3 Ayurvedic interpretation to poly cystic ovarian
syndrome by using Pushpaghnīrevatī (a disease
mentioned in KashyapaSamhita): review
SHK Deepthika
4 Nutritional status survey among children in
Sahayapuram, Jaffna, Sri Lanka
V Sivalathajini
5 Evaluation of the clinical effect of „R5‟ decoction in
the management of chronic kidney disease
KGP Wijesekara
6 Materials used in HradrogaCikitsa with special
reference to BhaishajyaRatnavali
N Gunarathne
7 Pharmacognostical and physicochemical analysis of
Sathakupaichoornam- A polyherbal Siddha
formulation
A Vasanth Milton Raj
8 Evaluation of traditional food "Kitchadi" on weight
gain among the preschool children of four gravatte
division in Galle
FathimaNafha
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Session 3
Date 11.12. 2015
Time 2.00 p.m. – 4.00 p.m.
Venue Hall A
Keynote Speaker: Prof. ERHSS Ediriweera
Chairperson: Dr. AHM Mawjood
Chairperson: Dr. SP Molligoda
Rapporteur: Dr. MS Pallie
Session Coordinator: BADT Niroshani
Title Presenter
1 Management of rheumatoid arthritis through
Ayurveda- a clinical study on efficacy of
vaisavarnachurna and vaitaranabasti.
BP Sarma
2 Analytical study on Vellaivengayakulikai : A
preliminary study
GUA Kumara
3 A critical review on concept of Deedan e
ama‟ainUnani medicine
MHM Hafeel
4 Evaluation of branded market samples of
Dashamoolarishta: an attempt to identify possible
standardization parameters.
NGDAnuradha
5 A study on the prevalence of eating disorders among
national level female boxing players in Sri Lanka
KBJayasekara
6 Evaluation of the diuretic activity of hot water extract
of Tragiainvolucrata L. in healthy male wistar rats
MS Pallie
7 Waja‟-al-Mafaasil - concept and management in Unani
medicine
Zishan Ali
8 PathyãpathyaÃhãra used in VranaChikithsa (ulcer
treatment)
BADT Niroshani
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Session 4
Date 11.12. 2015
Time 2.00 p.m. – 4.00 p.m.
Venue Hall B
Keynote Speaker: Prof. HAS Ariyawansa
Chairperson: Dr. MWSJ Kumari
Chairperson: Dr. RHSK De Silva
Rapporteur: Dr.WAAS Weerakoon
Session Coordinator:Dr. KWMD Kamathewatta
Title Presenter
1 Alternative healing practices in the Caribbean June Douglas
2 Clinical study on the efficacy of the specially prepared
Brihati syrup in the management of dry cough
(VātaPittajaKāsa)
GUA Kumara
3 A clinical evaluation of the effect of Shothahara
compound on Shotha
MWSJ Kumari
4 Intrinsic anti-cancer effects of aqueous extract of poly
herbal drug named “Le PanaGuliya” on HepG2 and RD
cells
ND AmalWageesha
5 A randomized comparative clinical study for comparing
the efficacy and safety of two different herbal pastes for
osteoarthritis.
KWMD Kamathewatta
6 Ayurveda for beauty cultural purpose-A review AASGunapala
7 Clinical evaluation of Shirodhara and MatraVasti with
Baladi Yoga on fatigue after stroke (Pakshaghata)
DPPS De Silva
8 A review of „Han Eui‟, the traditional Korean medical
practice that reveals the wonders of „Cheon Bu
Gyeong‟s humanitarian Ideals
SY Lee
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Session 5
Date 11.12. 2015
Time 2.00 p.m. – 4.00 p.m.
Venue Hall C
Keynote Speaker: Dr. PK Perera
Chairperson: Prof. JS Tripati
Chairperson: Dr. SKMK Herapathdeniya
Rapporteur: Dr. YSG Wimalasiri
Session Coordinator: Dr. TS Rajapakshe
Title Presenter
1 Comparative evaluation of in vitro antioxidant activity
of ethyl acetate and methanol extracts of aerial parts of
Trigonellafoenumgraecum
SaileeChowdhury
2 The medicinal importance of natural dyes to
pharmaceutical industries
SamudrikaWijayapala
3 Investigation of temperature profiles of conventional
Puta in AyurvedicBhasma (ash) preparation with
special reference of preparation of
Swarnamakshikabhasma
PMYSPathiraja
4 A critical review of correlation of AnguliPramana and
selected anthropometric measurements.
MRM Wickramasinghe
5 Modulation of nitric oxide and reduced glutathione
levels in apoptosis of RD cells in response to crude
extract of Phellinusrepandus
MDM Fernando
6 Behavioral patterns of Ayurveda / Traditional
practitioners in diagnosis, treatment and referral of
suspected leprosy patients to western medical system
ChandaniLiyanage
7 Comparative study of effect of
Glycerrhizaglabraagainst MSSA and MRSA
MSShihana
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Session 6
Date 11.12. 2015
Time 2.00 p.m. – 4.00 p.m.
Venue Hall D
Keynote Speaker: Prof. KKDS Ranaweera
Chairperson: Dr. NVarnakulendran
Chairperson: Dr. EDTP Gunarathne
Rapporteur: Dr. N Fahamiya
Session Coordinator:Dr. Shiyama
Title Presenter
1 Antioxidant activity in aqueous extracts of
Murrayakoenigii stored for six months at room
temperature and at 4oC
TKumutharanjan
2 Investigating possibility of imparting antimicrobial
property to the cotton fabrics as curative fabric using
Curcuma longa (Turmeric).
SamudrikaWijayapala
3 Potential of Pathyapathyam prescribed during therapy
of Siddha drugs which are mentioned in Jaffna Siddha
text “Segarasasegaram”.
SNithyapriya
4 Study on Relationship between Garbhāvakrānti in
Ayurveda and Gabbhassãvakkanti in Buddhism
SA Dissanayake
5 Therapeutic potentials and nutritional value of
Trigonellafoenumgraecum (Fenugreek, Meethi) – An
overview
DAR Sakunthala
6 A comparative study of GarbhaSharira SP Uduwanage
7 An analysis of the barriers of the introducing yoga
education program for school students in Sri Lanka
HMNRDissanayake
8 A study of Sri Lankan cuisines with special reference
to AshthaAaharavidhiVisheshayatana.
PR Waratenne
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Session 7
Date 12.12. 2015
Time 8.30 a.m. -10.30 a.m.
Venue Auditorium
Keynote Speaker: Dr. MLU Salma
Chairperson: Prof.RaisurRahman
Chairperson: Dr. MSM Shiffa
Rapporteur: Dr. A Muthalib
Session Coordinator:Dr.Shamila
Title Presenter
1 A comparative study of the effect of
KsharsutraBandhan (Ligation) with rubber band
ligation in the management of Arsha(Heamorrhoids)
PraveenNSahave
2
3 The “Othiyampaddaipaththu” in Boxer‟s fracture
management at rural Ayurvedic hospital
Pandateruppu, Jaffna.
T Thileeban
4 Spices -A Natural way to prevent non-communicable
diseases
WKBDS Fernando
5 Nutritional and functional properties of
Cuminumcyminum
RF Rismiya
6 A comparativestudy of the efficacy of
arka(Calotropisgigantea) and
apamarga(Achyranthusaspera) pratisaraneeyaksharas
in the management of pittajaarsha.
SMNJ Solohokara
7 A Survey on Knowledge, Attitudes and Practices
Related To Dengue Fever and Prevention amongst the
Residence of „PathiragodaGramaNiladhari‟ Division
at Nawinna
Dr Renuka Peiris
8 A case study on Da ulFaqaa (Pemphigus vulgaris) MLU.Salma
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Session 8
Date 12.12. 2015
Time 8.30 a.m. -10.30 a.m.
Venue IT Hall
Keynote Speaker: Dr. WMSSK Kulatunga
Chairperson: Dr. PR Waratenna
Chairperson: Dr. MHF Haq
Rapporteur: Dr. YSG Wimalasiri
Session Coordinator:Dr.KPGLakmali
Title Presenter
1 Total phenolic content of leaf, stem, root and flower of
Daturametel
RajaduraiPiratheepkumar
2 Determination of nutrients in commonly consuming
Sri Lankan banana varieties.
MI Manuha
3 Reconfirmation of the dispersion pattern of
“thailabindupariksha” with certain parameters of
urine full report
KMSP Perera
4 Improvement of certain hematological values in a
patient with Polycythemia (rubra) vera following
Ayurveda treatment: A case report.
BPRPerera
5 A study of clinical risk management in Ayurveda
teaching hospitals in Sri Lanka.
KPG Lakmali
6 Standardization of PatoladiLepa: An Ayurvedic paste
as a remedy for Krimidanta (dental caries)
LSP Kumaradharmasena
7 Symbolism in Toni Morrison‟s beloved for conveying
feelings.
KPSugandikaSandamali
8 Anthelmintic properties of Erythroxylummoonii
(Batakirilla) - in vitro and in vivo studies
ERHSS Ediriweera
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Session 9
Date 12.12. 2015
Time 8.30 a.m. -10.30 a.m.
Venue Hall A
Keynote Speaker: Dr. MCM Maheez
Chairperson: Prof. HAS Ariyawansa
Chairperson: Dr.MUZNFarzana
Rapporteur: Dr. WKBDS Fernando
Session Coordinator:Dr. HSE Pathirana
Title Presenter
1 A retrospective cohort study on the efficacy of
homeopathy plus conventional medicine compared to
conventional medicine in the treatment of
hyperlipidemia.
Ibrahim UsmanMhaisker
2 Contamination of aflatoxin in medicinal plants-a
phytochemical study.
KM Aslam
3 Gastric ulcer healing activity of hot water extract of
leaves of Desmodiumtriflorum DC. in rat
HSSakunthala
4 Comparative study on body constitution – An
exploration among the traditional systems of medicine
in Asian region
PushpaKulanatha
5 Evaluation of therapeutic effect of triphalakatakanpata
decoction and assessing the quality of life among
diabetes mellitus patients.
AMHSAttanayake
6 A literature review on karma Dōsha and congenital
defects with special reference to charakasamhitā and
selected Buddhist doctrines
WARPWeerasingha
7 Comparative evaluation of DhanyamlaVasti and
Kayaseka in the management of AmavataWsr to
Rheumatoid Arthritis
RLDS Ranasinghe
8 Efficacy of Korosanaimaaththirai in
Suvaasaasayarogam (Respiratory disease)
Dr.S.Nithyapriya
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Session 10
Date 12.12. 2015
Time 8.30 a.m. -10.30 a.m.
Venue Hall B
Keynote Speaker: Dr SKMK Herapadeniya
Chairperson: Dr. DAR Sakuntala
Chairperson: Dr. SM Raeesudeen
Rapporteur: Dr. MAA Sirajudeen
Session Coordinator:Dr. Shahla
Title Presenter
1 Siris (Albizialebbeckbenth ) in the management of
Bronchial Asthma- a clinical and in silico approach
Munmee Das
2 Evaluation of Antihepatotoxicability of Cassia
Auriculata (Linn.) against antituberculosis drug
Rifampicin induced Hepatotoxicity in rats
MinnadyMuthulingam
3 A Literature study on medical management for
Retained Placenta based on Ayurveda and indigenous.
SHKDeepthika
4 Comprehensive survey of patients attending to the
orthopedic clinic in Ayurveda teaching
hospital,Borella.
MRM Wickramasinghe
5 Evaluation of the effect of Hinguadilepa in the
management of Khadara (corns)
MPNPramodani
6 Temperamental analysis of menorrhagia in
reproductive age group
RumaizaRasmy
7 Ayurveda and its connection to modern science Elena Steinheim
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Session 11
Date 12.12. 2015
Time 8.30 a.m. -10.30 a.m.
Venue Hall C
Keynote Speaker: Dr.MWSJKumari
Chairperson: Dr RDH Kulatunga
Chairperson: Dr. MI Manuha
Rapporteur: Dr. APA Jayasiri
Session Coordinator:Dr.Musmira
Title Presenter
1 To assess the efficacy of
bhujangasana&dhanurasana in katishul(low back
pain) in computer users
VikasDubey
2 GeoLeaf - intelligent system for discovering medicinal
plants and generating their geographical distribution
DNAyolaJayamaha
3 An assessment of the perception of stress in type 2
diabetic patients in accordance with perceived stress
scale (PSS 10)
MWSJ Kumari
4 Demographic profiles in clinical entity ofAbhishyanda
with special reference to bacterial conjunctivitis.
LDR De Silva
5 Prevalence of risk factors for non communicable
diseases in the selected population of urban areas in
Thalawathuhenpita - North GramaNiladari divisions in
Kelaniya District Secretariat Division of Gampaha
District of Western Province, Sri Lanka and to develop
a trainingprogramme with reference to Ayurveda
medical system.
DWA Nayanathara
6 Comparative assessment of Jalaukavacharana
(Hirudotherapy) and Siravyadha (Venepuncture) in the
management of chronic venous ulcers.
DPDN Kularathna
7 Scientific approach for the mechanism of traditional
process of preparing “Asava and Arista”
PANadiGayaniPerera
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Session 12
Date 12.12. 2015
Time 8.30 a.m. -10.30 a.m.
Venue Hall D
Keynote Speaker: Dr. IGPR Kulanatha
Chairperson: Dr. MHM Nazeem
Chairperson: Dr. NDN Jayawardane
Rapporteur: Dr.MNFRizniya
Session Coordinator:Dr.UGNPerera
Title Presenter
1 Efficacy and safety of a polyherbalUnani drug in
patients of active rheumatoid arthritis
YasmeenShamsi
2 Antiplatelet activities ofMmimusopselengil‟s
leaves water extract in DDY strain mice
DewiTristantini
3 History of type 2 diabetes mellitus (ziabetusshakari)
through ages: an appraisal
AA Rizwana
4 Efficacy of combine drug therapy on carpal tunnel
syndrome
Shiyamala
5 Development of questionnaire to assess mental health
literacy for the field of Ayurveda
RHSK de Silva
6 An experimental study on the effectiveness of
traditional local application for knee joint contusion
NDNamalJayawardhane
7 Study the analgesic effects of Sudarshana powder in
animal model.
WASS Weerakoon
8 A study on the quality standard of private ayurvedic
spa and treatment centres in the western province in
srilanka
Dr. Mrs.
SulekhaGardiyePunchihewa
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Session 13
Date 12.12. 2015
Time 11.00 a.m. - 1.00 p.m.
Venue Auditorium
Keynote Speaker: Dr. RDH Kulatunga
Chairperson: Dr. SD Hapuarachchi
Chairperson: Dr. AH AyshahFazeenah
Rapporteur: Dr. Asoka Gunasekara
Session Coordinator:Dr.RANDAlwis
Title Presenter
1 A comparative study to reconfirmation the dispersion
pattern of ThailaBinduPareeksha with selected
parameters of UFR
NSAbegunasekara
2 A critical analysis of Hradyadravya (cardiac drugs)
with reference to management of cardiovascular
diseases
PC Waidyaratne
3 Effectiveness of mahavarthikava pill on escherichia
coli
RPLiyanage
4 A comparative clinical study to evaluate the efficacy of
Jatyaditaila local application and Neelyaditaila local
application in the management of parikartikaw.s.r. to
fissure-in-ano
PGTPKumara
5 Study of the villages in Mullaitivu district which are
named according to the medicinal plants
VanniyasingamAthavan
6 Clinical study on Erandasaptakakashaya in the
management of Gridrasi
AS Nishshanka
7 Testing the marking nut oil to study effects on lipase
activity of duodenum and intestine in Albino rats.
ChhayaVChoudhari
8 A study of Management practices for preventing Non
Communicable Diseases in Elderly population in
Trincomalee urban council area
Dr. M Niranjan
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Session 14
Date 12.12. 2015
Time 11.00 a.m. - 1.00 p.m.
Venue IT Hall
Keynote Speaker: Dr. AHM Mawjood
Chairperson: Prof. MA Jafri
Chairperson: Dr.MRMWikramasinghe
Rapporteur: Mrs. RayeesaHasmath
Session Coordinator:Dr. Susaan
Title Presenter
1 Comparative analytical study of ShankhaBhashma
prepared by conventional method and market sample
SMSSamarakoon
2 Effect of Euphorbia hirta on the management of
constipation (Malakkaddu)
VigithaPaheerathan
3 An exploratory study on distribution pattern of body
constitution and its correlation with clinical symptoms
of chronic kidney disease (CKD) patients
SahaniWeerasekara
4 A clinical case study to evaluate the efficacy of
Neelyadi oil local application for partial fistulotomy
followed by Ksharasuthra therapy in the management
of Bagandara with special reference to fistula in ano
PGTP Kumara
5 Standardization and quality control of healing herbs
Liver Health & Detox Capsule
AK Thejan
6 Comparative clinical study on the efficacy of
treatment for Sraviarshas (bleeding piles) using the
decoctions of Rathkaralheba (Cyathullaprostrata) and
Gaskaralheba (Acyranthesaspera)
DPADissanayake
7 Therapeutic and nutritional value of coconut water –
A review
IL AbdulHai
8 The management of male infertility in indigenous
system: observational study.
SNithyapriya
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Session 15
Date 12.12. 2015
Time 11.00 a.m. - 1.00 p.m.
Venue Hall A
Keynote Speaker: Dr. DAR Sakuntala
Chairperson: Dr. AnupThakar
Chairperson: Dr. IGPR Kulanatha
Rapporteur: Dr. LDR De Silva
Session Coordinator: Dr. MKGCM Manike
Title Presenter
1 A study on effective distribution of Ayurveda drugs in
Eastern Province of Sri Lanka
SMS Samarakoon
2 Effect of Pimpinellaanisum on the management of
Iraippunoi (bronchial asthma)
VigithaPaheerathan
3 The effect of Roganikhash, Sunlight soap and Chunam
paste for “Kadara” as an external application - A case
study
SahaniWeerasekara
4 Prevalence of Diabetes and Impaired Fasting Glucose
(IFG) in adult population in the Kadawath-sathara,
Galle District
FNM Nizamdeen
5 Therapeutic Effects of Sri Lankan Traditional
Medicine and Ayurveda Treatment Regimes on
SandhigathaVata (Osteoarthritis) – A case series.
Pathirage Kamal Perera
6 Available carbohydrate and glycaemic index of white
rice flour food
Asha M. Muthalib
7 Development of a substitute oil for
VipadikaharaGritaTaila and its evaluation against
Vipadika skin disease (A case study)
HGSP Hewageegana
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Session 16
Date 12.12. 2015
Time 11.00 a.m. - 1.00 p.m.
Venue Hall B
Keynote Speaker: Dr. PR Waratenna
Chairperson: Dr. Rajendra Prasad
Chairperson: Dr. JM Dahanayake
Rapporteur: Dr.YAUDKarunaratna
Session Coordinator:Dr. KWMD Kamathewaththa
Title
Presenter
1 Concept of NCD in Ayurveda viewpoint and its
management with special reference to Langhana- A
review
SMS Samarakoon
2 Study on the pharmaceutical processing of
VangaBashma.
PDSenarathna
3 A novel interpretation of KrimijaHridroga by critical
literal review on its Samprapti
KIWK Somarathna
4 Development of sign and symptoms evaluating scoring
system for food hypersensitivity
YSG Wimalasiri
5 Scientific studies on the therapeutic benefits of garlic Asha M. Muthalib
6 Case study on Zoaf-eKulya (renal failure) SM Raeesuddeen
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Session 17
Date 12.12. 2015
Time 11.00 a.m. - 1.00 p.m.
Venue Hall C
Keynote Speaker: Dr SP Molligoda
Chairperson: Prof.ERHSSEdiriweera
Chairperson: Dr. BM Nageeb
Rapporteur: Dr.AHMHafeel
Session Coordinator:Dr. EPC Priyadarshani
Title Presenter
1 Lack of evaluation of manuscripts and scientific
studies is the major lacuna in traditional medicine
MSM Nasmeer
2 Standardization of SarasvathaChoorna: Used as a
remedy for Dementia
TDN Karunaratne
3 Usage of „Korosanaimaathirai‟ in siddha traditional
pediatric treatment at „Ponniah medical hall,
Thirunelveli East, Jaffna
G Mathiyarasi
4 Review on the effect of oral administration of two
different oils in Hyperlipidemia patients
KNA Dharmasena
5 A randomized open labeled comparative trial to
evaluate the efficacy of SatapushpaShatavariChurna
with SatapushpaShatavariGritaMatraVasti for the
management of polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS)
KAMKumarapeli
6 Case study on Synovitis SM Raeesuddeen
7 Screening for antibacterial and selected mineral
components in the steam distillate of Aeglemarmelos
Dr.Mrs.Viviyan Sathiyaseelan
8 Literature study on effects of Music to the
Udaththoliliyal function of the yakkai in Siddha
aspects
Niroshan
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Session 18
Date 12.12. 2015
Time 11.00 a.m. - 1.00 p.m.
Venue Hall D
Keynote Speaker: Dr. MHM Nazeem
Chairperson: Dr. NVP Rohini
Chairperson: Dr. MSM Nasmeer
Rapporteur: Mr. AJP Samarawickrama
Session Coordinator:Dr. Silmia
Title Presenter
1 Executive summary of Public Perceptions about
Alternative Medicine in Angel, London.
SandyaHallala
2 Anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, and immuno-
modulatory effects of Crocus sativus L. and its
main constituents
MH Boskabady
3 “Ainachini” as an adjuant therapy in the
management of facial nerve palsy.
Abulhasan Ashraf
4 Randomized controlled single blind clinical study
comparing the efficacy of Ayurveda powdered
drug preparations Bumyamalaki and Pushyanuga
on Raktapradara (Menorrhagia) due to
dysfunctional uterine bleeding
RPriyadharshaniPerera
5 Polyphenols are responsible for DPPH radical
scavenging activity of Phyllanthusurinaria
(RathuPitawakka) plant
BDRPerera
6 A literature based study on pulse-lore of
indigenousMedicine and ayurvedic system with
special reference toSinhalayōgaratnākaraya and
purānanādikiyamana
NileekaSamanweera
7 A Literature Based Study on GōmūtraHarītakī as
Described in Ayurvedic Medicine (with Special
Reference to Muttaharītaka or Pūtimuttaharītaka)
S.A.UpekshikaSaumyaKumariJayasiri
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Poster presentations
Session A
Chairperson: Dr NVP Rohini
Chairperson: Dr MMM Rifaee
Rapporteur: Dr AH AyshahFazeenah
Date 11.12. 2015
Time 2.00 p.m. – 4.00 p.m.
Venue PG Section – 1st Floor
SI Title Presenter
1 Turmeric – Exploring the bridge between Ayurveda
and modern science
Dr. Akhila K S
2 Product development and standardization of
GuggulyadiDhumaVarti – A Traditional herbal
formulation
DrShanthiKulatunga
3 A review of the effect of RasnaSaptaka decoction on
Amavata (Joint diseases)
DrShanthiKulatunga
4 LIPID LOWERING EFFECTS OF THE UNANI
COMPOUND MEDICAL PREPARATION
Dr. M. A. A. Sirajudeen
5 Anupanam (vehicles) used by the Siddha physicians
to administer the drugs in Kalichal(diarrhoea)
P. Sulosana
6 Standardization of herbo mineral Ayurveda
medicinal drug: AnandabhairavaRasa
Prasadini AGC
7 Standardization and quality control of herbo mineral
traditional medicinal drug: GrahaniJeewaka Kalka
Prasadini AGC
8 A Survey of Traditional Food and food patterns used
in Kandian Era.
Dr PushpaKulanatha
9 Evaluation of the variations of weight in selected
Ayurvedic pills available in the market
MsR.M.W. Liyanage
10 A Literature Based Study on Pulse-lore of
Indigenous Medicine and Ayurvedic System with
Special Reference to Sinhala Yōgaratnākaraya and
Purānanādikiyamana
Mrs. MsNileekaSamanweera
11 AkshiRasayana (Rejuvenation): An essential
overlook for better vision.
Dr L.D.R. De Silva
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12 Ancient -Modern concordance of Asparagus
recemosus --A Review
Dr.Shiyamala
13 The Concept of Ojas –A literature review Dr.ThiliniRajapakse.
14 Concept of AyuVastra S.P.A.S. Nishan Success
15 Transformations in the Ayurveda Manufacturing
Technologies in India
Mrs. MsAbhaArya
16 A Review of Rujakaramarma with special reference
to Upper limb and Lower limb
Wimalaratne SAD
17 Evidence -based review on the medicinal value of
„Atta chooranam‟
Dr.K.Premaragavan
18 Prescription and Home remedy of
Gymnemalactiferum (Sirukurincha) for Diabetes
mellitus (Neerilivu) in Jaffna - A review
T.Vijayakumar
19 An analytical study of qualities of herbs mentioned
in great triad for Athisthoulya (obesity)
Kamathewatta K.W.M.D
20 A Study of the factors influencing for the patterns of
consumer behavior in the medical sector
Lakmali K.P.G
21 The impact of leadership behaviors on performance
of Organizational levels in Sri Lanka
Lakmali K.P.G
22 Enlightenment on Unani Concept of Ghiza (Diet) in
Modern Perspective
(Mrs). N. Fahamiya
23 Assessment of Effectiveness of Treatment Modality
in the Management of Avabahuka (Frozen
shoulder)/Case study
Dr.L.H.S.Umayangani
24 Case studies with seleted treatment regimen in the
management of sandhigatavata (ostioarthritis)
Dr. U. D. S. Sewwandi
25 A Study on the Efficacy of traditional shirolepa in
the management of Scalp Psoriasis
Dr. M.P.N.Pramodani
26 Nutool (Irrigation) Therapy – An Analytical Review DR. I.Al.Tharique
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27 Proposed plan of Natural Water Purification method
practiced in Ayurvedic Medical System - A Literary
Review.
Dr.Nayanathara D.W.A
28 Potential Antifertility Activity of Medicinal Plants –
An Overview
M.U.Z.N.Farzana
29 A Successful Pregnancy Outcome after Repeated
Spontaneous Abortion Due to Myoma (Sala‟elaifiya)
-A Case Report
M.U.Z.N.Farzana
30 Role of Diabetic Retinopathy Screening Dr. H.R.D. Fonseka
31 The study on use of Korosanaimaaththirai for
children under the age of five in Kaithadi west
&Navatkuli west gramanilathari division
Miss. R. Rakulini
32 Medicinal and therapeutic values of
InguruKottamalli herbal tea
UGN PERERA
33 The study of Sun Protection Factor (SPF) of
commonly found herbal sources – A review article
KR Weerasekara
34 Nabh-structural and accreditational standards for ilaj
bit tadbeer (regimenal therapy) in india- a key for
developing sop`s
Drabulhasan Ashraf
35 An Analytical Study of Different Methods of
Ayurvedic Medical Education in Sri Lanka
Mr. C. K. Gamage
36 Medicinal value of an underutilized fruit,
Flacourtiainermis (Lovi) : A Review
DrV.G.S.I.Nuwan
37 Importance of an underutilized Citrus hystrix (kaffir
lime) leaves as a fresh spice in Sri Lankan cuisine: A
Review
DrV.G.S.I.Nuwan
38 A Literary review on Celestruspanniculatus
(Jyotishmati )
Dr A P N Mihirangi
39 A Review on medicinal uses of Nigella sativa
(Kalonji)
Dr A P N Mihirangi
40 The study of nutritional and health benefits of Dr A P N Mihirangi
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mango as a common fruit.
41 Successful Ayurvedic treatment modality for
Prurigonodularis (type of vishajakushta) – A case
study
Dr. K.P.D.C. Perera
42 Formulations and uses of Tragiainvolucrata L. with
reference to Sri Lankan Ayurveda Pharmacopoeia
Dr. M.S. Pallie
43 A preliminary study on religious significance of
plants based on Sri Lankan Ayurveda
pharmacopoeia
Dr. D.S Atapattu
44 A comparative study of the efficacy of arka
(calotropisgigantea) and apamarga
(achyranthusaspera) pratisaraneeyaksharas in the
management of pittajaarsha
S.M.N.J.Solohokara
45 Concept of Rakta (Blood) in Ayurveda - A Literary
Review
Dr D.A.R Sakunthala
46 A Critical Study on Raktadhātu with special
reference to diseases manifested by vitiated
Raktadoṣa
Dr.B.S.M.M.Sooriyaarachchi
47 A Comparative study of Health Benefits of Water in
Copper Vessels with plastic containers with special
reference to Anna PanaVidhi in Ayurveda
Dr.B.S.M.M.Sooriyaarachchi
48 Relationship between Life styles and Kacha
(Cataract) - A survey study
GangabadaArachchi B
49 Prevalence of predisposing factors of Bawaseer
(Heamorrhoid)
Azmina M .R.F
50 A review on management of Khadara (Corns and
calluses) in Ayurveda
Kularathna D. P. D. N
51 A survey study on causes of premature graying of
hair
MJA Fazmiya
52 ZiabetusShakari (Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus): A
Critical Review
Dr AA Rizwana
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53 Study the pattern of computed tomography findings
in Pakshaaghata (Cerebro Vascular Accident-
Infarction ) patients
Dr EDTP Gunarathna
54 Effect of unmadagajakesari rasa on
kaphajaunmadama
S.R Ariyaratne
The Conference was a unique event that happened for the second time bringing the students,
academicians, teachers, researchers and accredited scientist on one side; Physicians of systems of
Ayurveda, Unani and Siddha, traditional and tribal, Allopathic and cultivators, manufacturers &
exporters of herbal products and institutional stakeholders representing government and non-
government/civil society organizations on the other side representing numerous countries on one
platform. It is unanimously recommended that such events shall be conducted at least on annual
basis to bring out recommendations for upgrade the traditional medicine sector and other stake
holders with scientific background for improved human health.
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Valedictory Session
It was again a grand show with the participation of all the delegates. Chief Organizer
ICAUST 2015. All the organizing committee members were received token for their valuable
contribution for great success of this event. Dr. P.K. Perera was awarded by the young
researcher award which organized by the SERENDIVUS CONFERENCE Pvt. Ltd for his
contribution for the Ayurveda and traditional medical systems. Dr. R.D.H. Kulathunga,
Additional Director(Actg) , Institute of Indigenous Medicine, University of Colombo,
Chairperson ICAUST 2015 made valedictory remarks and Dr. M.S.M. Shiffa Organizing
Secretary- Unani, ICAUST 2015 has done the final thanking notes.Feedback was taken and final
recommendations were made.
Outcomes and Recommendations
From the speeches and deliberations during the conference, the following emerged as
recommendations for the 3rd International Conference -2015.
1. Traditional Medical system of Sri Lanka should be upgraded and coexist with Western
Medical System as a primary health care as declared by the World Health Organization in their
Traditional health policy.
2. Indigenous Traditional Medicine Knowledge of Sri Lanka to be documented and
digital library should be developedprotecting intellectual property rights.
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3. Identify hot spots for medicinal plant conservation and management in the forest and
agro-forestry ecosystems extending the bio-village concept.
4. Initiate and promote research for enhancement of quality and standardization in herbal
medicine, formulations and products so as to increase the confidence level of consumers
globally. For this purpose meeting was held by the Dr. S.D. Hapuarchchi, Director, Institute of
Indigenous Medicine with Prof. V.K. Joshi, Chairman, Ayurveda Pharmacopeia Commission,
Ministry of Ayush, Government of India and Dr. P.K. Perera, Head, Department of
DravyagunaVignana for revised and /or amend current Ayurveda Pharmacopeia of Sri
Lanka.Ayurveda Pharmacopeia was not revised since 1967. Prof V.K. Joshi agreed to collaborate
in this project and it was suggested to achieve the approval from the Ayurveda Commissioner for
activate this project. Finally it was decided to initiate this project under the purview of
Department of DravyagunaVignana, Institute of Indigenous Medicine, University of Colombo.
5. Traditional medicine awareness campaigns to be conducted annually in all the network
participating countries for all levels from students to commercial users and researchers.
6. Educational and training modules to be developed suitable for students, teachers,
cultivators, tribal healers and herbal product manufacturers collaborate with participated
countries. Especially participants from India emphasized that to develop Memorandum of
understandings in between their Universities focus on above issues.
7. The strategies to be developed to initiate traditional medicine exchange programs both
within/across Asia with other nations.
8. It was unanimously decided to organize 4th
conference on ICAUST- 2016.