Rasa dhatu is formed from food. We consume various type of foods which are either chewed, swallowed, drank or licked. Food in any such form is digested by Agni in the stomach. Agni performs the function of digestion of this food and its transformation into a form that is acceptable by the body. To make this food bio-available foe all the body tissues a uniform microfine extract of this food is formed by Agni. This food extract which ultimately reaches body tissues, provides nourishment to them is called as Rasa dhatu according to Ayurveda. | Rasa dhatu is formed from food. We consume various type of foods which are either chewed, swallowed, drank or licked. Food in any such form is digested by Agni in the stomach. Agni performs the function of digestion of this food and its transformation into a form that is acceptable by the body. To make this food bio-available foe all the body tissues a uniform microfine extract of this food is formed by Agni. This food extract which ultimately reaches body tissues, provides nourishment to them is called as Rasa dhatu according to Ayurveda. |