Explanation:e) FORMATTING in computer​Definition of Ayurveda- Ayurveda is made up of two words — ayus meaning life and veda meaning knowledge. Ayurveda is THUS knowledge of life or Life Science. A classical text defines Ayurveda as the knowledge that describes the wholesome (hitam), unwholesome (ahitam), happy (sukham) and unhappy (asukham) life as well as that which informs what is wholesome and unwholesome for life and longevity. We can see from the above definition that the goal of Ayurveda is to promote both individual and SOCIAL well-being at all levels of experience. Ayurveda aims to establish the highest level of health that a human being is capable of achieving and its scope is not restricted to curing diseases. Health is a state of physiological, psychological and spiritual well-being. Several thousands of years ago, the tradition of Ayurveda anticipated the most modern definition of health that has been TRUMPETED by the World Health Organization: ‘Health is a state of complete PHYSICAL, mental and social well-being and not merely absence of disease or infirmity.’ Ayurveda also adds the spiritual dimension to health and points out that the human being is three-dimensional and needs to be healthy in body, mind and self. Health is a tool to achieve the four-fold goal of life: pursuit of spiritual and material well-being through resources obtained by righteous activity — dharma, artha, kāma and mokṣa.