1. Dhatu Samuthan TTM classified bo

1. Dhatu Samuthan
TTM classified body composition into four elements i.e. the Pathavi dhatu (earth element), the Apo dhatu (water element), the Vayo dhatu (wind element), and the Techo dhatu (fire element). Each element has sub-components as follow.
The Pathavi dhatu comprises 20 components i.e. hair, body hair, nail, teeth, skin, tendon, muscle, bone, bone tissue, liver, lung, kidney, fascia, heart, spleen, big intestine ( stomach and large intestine) , small intestine, utariyan (the new food or the incompletely digested food in the stomach and duodenum), grisan (the old food or the completely digested food in the large intestine) and brain.
The Apo dhatu comprises 12 components i.e. blood, lymph, solid fat, liquid fat, joint lubricative liquid, bile (within gall bladder, outside gall bladder), saliva, sweat, nasal liquid, phlegm, tear,and urine.
The Vayo dhatu comprises 6 types i.e. athokamavata which moves up from toes to head, uthankamavata which moves down from head to toes, gothasayavata which is in the stomach, small intestine and large intestine, guchisayavata which is outside the gastro-intestinal tract, unkamankanusarivata, which is in the heart and circulatory system, assasa-passasavata which is the act of inhale and exhale.
The Techo dhatu comprises 4 components i.e. Santappachi the fire which keeps our body warm, Parutaiachi which governs human response in relation to the temperature, Shiranachi which causes aging, and parinamachi which digests the food.