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Vatarakta is a Vatavyadhi Prabheda. The illness is considered to be the finest illustration of an Avarana Vyadhi, as an opening from the etiopathogenesis to the complications, the illness follows the characteristic presentation of Avarana. Compared with the other Vatavyadhi, Vatarakta possesses a special place in the literature, due to its high prevalence in the society, increased incidence as age advances, stepwise succession, and so on. From the overall view of the etiology, it is obvious and unambiguous that the precise etiological factors of Vata Dosha as well as Rakta Dhatu are accountable for the causation of illness. The etymology and symptomatology of Vatarakta is very much similar to that of Hyperuricemia. Whatever be the grounds, an obstruction in the path of Rakta Dhatu is the core pathology of the disease. In this single group study, 30 patients diagnosed of Vatarakta were selected randomly for an open trial of Anubhoot Yoga for a period of 60 days with life style modifications to provide safe ,effective and conservative treatment for Vatarakta w.s.r.to hyperuricemia In the present study as per the clinical data, Anubhoot yoga is the reliable therapeutic treatment of Vatarakta.

CLINICAL EVALUATION OF ANUBHOOT YOGA IN THE MANAGEMENT OF VATARAKTA W.S.R. TO HYPERURICEMIA