The government also said AYUSH doctors should not advertise any drug as cure for Covid-19. It, however, emphasised the benefits of traditional Ayurveda practices.
To make the campaign a success, partnerships are being formed among the ministry's attached and subordinate offices and PSUs with private sector industry and academia.
Questioning the health minister’s move to promote alternative medicines for Covid patients, IMA says he is ‘inflicting a fraud on nation & gullible patients by calling placebos as drugs’.
Published in peer-reviewed Journal of Research in Ayurvedic Sciences, the paper flags the fact that only 2 clinical trials studying Covid treatment by Ayurveda include severe patients.
The idea — ‘One Nation, One Health System’ — has already appeared in Modi govt’s new health and education policies, and a committee has been formed to study its implementation.
Dr Bhushan Patwardhan, chairman of AYUSH R&D Task Force on Covid-19, advocates integrating measures from Ayurveda & Yoga in the standard of care to prevent & treat Covid.
AYUSH Ministry Secretary Vaidya Rajesh Kotecha triggered a controversy after he allegedly asked participants of an online conference, who couldn’t speak Hindi, to leave.
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Ayurvedic doctors offcourse do well in their field……what is required is not degree but practice….if they given good training they can perform equal to allopathy……don’t think allopathy is best always …. allopathy will give you temporary, sudden treatment rqrd in sevier conditions….ayurveda takes some time …but it is fully effective wth no side effects…I wish ima should b quite …it is none of its business….
14% Is great welcome from Indians ,If govt starts opponting ayush MS and MD graduates in govt sector then they will come to know the value of treatment.
The ground reality is that no medical degree needed in india to practice medicine.Lots of quacks are treating even doing surgeries on poor & inocent patients ,some become multi-drug resistant or multiorgan failure.Those who are making such law will not go to ayush doctors for surgery definitely.Ayush system are not recognised in other country.
Y allopathic doctors don’t have trust in there pathy ,y they feel insecure from Ayush doctors .
Success and intelligence doesn’t let u be insecure ,what u have will be urs . Behave like drs not school going kids.
Doctors who are trained under standard conditions, and evaluated after the training period and declared eligible to practise, perform procedures, should be allowed to practise. People should have right to choose their doctors. Make all doctors mandatorily display their Basic qualifications and speciality degrees and super speciality degrees.
14% Indians means ,it comes nearly 17 crores!!
So many are willing in this initial stage itself,Really promising and it shows Indians have an ardent faith in the great Ayurveda.
Concern of IMA is not safety or availability of medical facilities but supremacy of Allopathy, to ensure maximum cash flow. Government should ensure to provide equal footing to homeo and ayush clinical process. Unfortunately, IMA has lost its way, resulting in such deterioration in medical ethics. Its very dificult to find a doctor, who works for well being of patients, and not only for money.
As time passes, there should be an evolution of the best of both systems. There should be more research on the efficacy of ayurvedic medicines and methods in a holistic way. People should be the winners.
Aayurveda ko mbbs me integrated kiya jana chahiye because all subjects is same but salary is different. India in one and best Medical system hona chahiye
Ayurvedic doctors offcourse do well in their field……what is required is not degree but practice….if they given good training they can perform equal to allopathy……don’t think allopathy is best always …. allopathy will give you temporary, sudden treatment rqrd in sevier conditions….ayurveda takes some time …but it is fully effective wth no side effects…I wish ima should b quite …it is none of its business….
Let patients may choose what is beneficial for him , why ima is so concerned , if ayush pg doctors are not eligible then the patient will not come .
14% Is great welcome from Indians ,If govt starts opponting ayush MS and MD graduates in govt sector then they will come to know the value of treatment.
That is great news. It makes about 220 million people in the country. A lot of humans. I think the decision of the govt was excellent.
The ground reality is that no medical degree needed in india to practice medicine.Lots of quacks are treating even doing surgeries on poor & inocent patients ,some become multi-drug resistant or multiorgan failure.Those who are making such law will not go to ayush doctors for surgery definitely.Ayush system are not recognised in other country.
If this happens it will be gud for everyone except the Killer Allopathy & its Dr.s Their monopoly will end that us why they r opposing it.
Y allopathic doctors don’t have trust in there pathy ,y they feel insecure from Ayush doctors .
Success and intelligence doesn’t let u be insecure ,what u have will be urs . Behave like drs not school going kids.
Doctors who are trained under standard conditions, and evaluated after the training period and declared eligible to practise, perform procedures, should be allowed to practise. People should have right to choose their doctors. Make all doctors mandatorily display their Basic qualifications and speciality degrees and super speciality degrees.
14% Indians means ,it comes nearly 17 crores!!
So many are willing in this initial stage itself,Really promising and it shows Indians have an ardent faith in the great Ayurveda.
Concern of IMA is not safety or availability of medical facilities but supremacy of Allopathy, to ensure maximum cash flow. Government should ensure to provide equal footing to homeo and ayush clinical process. Unfortunately, IMA has lost its way, resulting in such deterioration in medical ethics. Its very dificult to find a doctor, who works for well being of patients, and not only for money.
I support Ayurveda, and they should be allowed to perform surgeries. If they did a property survey, they will get more than 50% support.
As time passes, there should be an evolution of the best of both systems. There should be more research on the efficacy of ayurvedic medicines and methods in a holistic way. People should be the winners.
Aayurveda ko mbbs me integrated kiya jana chahiye because all subjects is same but salary is different. India in one and best Medical system hona chahiye