Bloodless Circulatory Systems Including Axonal Transport and Eye Therapy Through Medicating the Toe

A number of vital circulatory systems operate in the body which are devoid of blood. Each of these systems operate in isolation. This article intends to treat these bloodless circulatory systems as one whole new physiological entity so that they receive due attention. They carryout most functions of blood other than those related to erythrocytes. Unique among these is the neuron axonal transport of biological materials, now known to transport drugs. Treating eye diseases in Ayurveda through medication of the big toe of the foot for millennia appeared as an impossibility. Under this review it was possible to trace the probable axonal connecting pathway from big toe to the eyes. Strange enough, in this almost six-foot pathway, the drug molecules have to pass through only four biological cells except for 4-5 inches within the brain.