To understand the psyche of those launching an all out attack against Ayurveda, read this thread.
At the end of the day what the patient cares for is relief from his suffering. He doesn't care the route taken to achieve this.
It is moronic to pit one system against another.
At the end of the day what the patient cares for is relief from his suffering. He doesn't care the route taken to achieve this.
It is moronic to pit one system against another.
https://twitter.com/_ugra_/status/1328616403956420608
Am not a medical researcher, so don't expect clinical research data points from me. I & many others like me can only share our own experiences with the 2 system of medicines. More often than not, where allopathic treatment has failed, Ayurveda has worked.
There were occasions where Ayurveda did not work too. Look at the end of the day it is all about providing solutions to the patient without reducing him to a pauper. Allopathy does that.
Atleast with Ayurveda I'll not be reduced to a beggar. Atleast till now. But they too are learning fast from the allopathics.
Ideal solution. Don't be a patient. Lead a healthy lifestyle. Eat healthy, regularly exercise, do all those good things & kick stress out of your life.
Ideal solution. Don't be a patient. Lead a healthy lifestyle. Eat healthy, regularly exercise, do all those good things & kick stress out of your life.
The level of condescension some allopathic practitioners have towards Ayurveda is disgusting. Its like they want it to fail. Unbelievable. These are the people who are supposed to be compassionate & empathetic towards the sick.
Allopathics should be the last to take a crap on Ayurveda. For the last 6 months billions of dollars have been invested into R&D to find a cure for wuhan plague.Yet you have no answers.Ayurveda has never been in such a privileged position for it to be even considered a competitor
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