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'Dina' means day and 'Charya' means observable codes. The word literally means daily regimen. | 'Dina' means day and 'Charya' means observable codes. The word literally means daily regimen. | ||
Revision as of 11:47, 29 July 2020
'Dina' means day and 'Charya' means observable codes. The word literally means daily regimen.
Description: It is an important part of preservation of health and management of diseases particularly in lifestyle management.The term signifies prescribed daily routine regime for a healthy by analyzing his body constituents, age season etc.
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