Mamsa Dhara Kala

The fascial membrane that holds and supports muscle tissue, formed as a byproduct during mamsa dhatu formation.

Definition

Mamsa dhara kala is the membranous fascia that holds and supports muscle tissue. It is formed as a structural byproduct during the formation of mamsa dhatu and corresponds to the fascia and muscle sheaths of modern anatomy.

Source: Textbook of Ayurveda: Fundamental Principles, Glossary

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