So called cure
Nowadays many people with alternate medicine or Nutrition certificate have started calling themselves Doctor and giving misguiding advice.
If usage of ghee is advised by some American journal there are hundreds of top cardiologists and World journals advised against it.
For gods shake stop advising sure shot Ayurveda cure for all ailment for already ruined Indian health standard.
Unfortunately this has become a regular practice of social media philosophers who doesn't have any other work.
Rather ask them to go to a specialist doctor (who has suitable experience after a minimum 10 years of Medicine study) for professional advise. more
If usage of ghee is advised by some American journal there are hundreds of top cardiologists and World journals advised against it.
For gods shake stop advising sure shot Ayurveda cure for all ailment for already ruined Indian health standard.
Unfortunately this has become a regular practice of social media philosophers who doesn't have any other work.
Rather ask them to go to a specialist doctor (who has suitable experience after a minimum 10 years of Medicine study) for professional advise. more
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The sorry state of affairs Mr. Sarkar rightly explained about his known individual is in the Indian mindset. Many of us first go to so called alternative medicine experts, even Ojhas/quacks making their condition worse and then go to hospitals. Finally if it becomes non-curable or the patient dies the mob (specially Bengal mob) ransack the hospital blaming the doctors with mushrooming (we know everything kind) TV channel anchors taking their side and sometimes explaining the 'right!' treatment procedure. We still debate on existence of Ghost, go to Astrologers for all solutions and funny posts in social media has given platform for everyone to become adviser. How many people are there who can boldly say that they will never go to any real Doctor and will only depend on alternative medicine specialist. With my experience of staying in Chennai most of the patients come to Chennai hospitals from Bengal only, very unfortunate. Let's make the facts right. more
Sep 25
'Real' educated and trained Ayurveds can do wonders to a variety of diseases incurable or costly curable with Allopathic system of medicines. But question is to identify the 'reals'? Cost of treatments by really learned Ayurveds are not that cheap or easily accessible to poor or even to middle class people. An individual with Glaucoma had fallen trap to such a Naturopath-cum-Ayurved. His condition worsened to such an extent that he was observing rainbow colour for all materials, but the so-called doctor was assuring that this was a good sign and indicative of achieving a very high sensitivity to his vision (general people observes in one color but he is observing it seven colors!). The individual was coaxed and literally bodily lifted to a qualified ophthalmologist(glaucoma surgeon) to save him from total blindness. more
Sep 24
Our problem is that most of us think that for anything & everything only the Alopath treatment with expensive hospital treatments can only save us. But beyond that after self healing by various Yoga & Pranayam and Ayush recognised various naturopathy, common Indians have started faith on old traditional ayurveda etc. There many examples, viz. Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal could get recovery from coughing only at Jindal Yoga, Bangalore. So don't put disrespect of other form of treatments or tell others about your jaundiced eye & mind set. more
Sep 24
