I went to an Ayurvedic doctor earlier this year. He helped restore my eyesight to 20-20 vision with eye exercises—these also help in onset of Glaucoma.
But he said there are some who he cannot help. Those who had eye surgery like Lasik. Creates long-term damage. Choose well.
But he said there are some who he cannot help. Those who had eye surgery like Lasik. Creates long-term damage. Choose well.
https://twitter.com/taslimanasreen/status/1331150450196791297
If one needs surgery, today the skilled surgeons have been trained in allopathic colleges. But that simply due to suppression of Ayurveda during colonialism. Once an ecosystem of training in surgery is restored in Ayurveda, there is no reason why they won't have good surgeons.
Sri Sri Panchkarma centre and Sri Sri Ayurveda Hospital in BLR. Look it up.
https://twitter.com/devyanidilli/status/1331155655328215041?s=20
Dear @taslimanasreen, do choose wisely. Otoh, with cataract, I've seen my relatives have good results with regular surgeons. But again, this has little to do with allopathic medicine. Is mostly a mechanical/anatomical skill.
https://twitter.com/BharatVeer1919/status/1331156121021681667?s=20
Only catch with the exercise regimen is that you have to do it daily, like with any other exercise. I'm not super good at that. :D So it does go down a bit without that. Am planning to do another 10-day session at the ashram next year for an intensive "workout."
It is better to learn under the doctor. The eye is a set of muscles which atrophy with time. The eye exercises work on each set of muscles. It is kind of like going to eye-gym.
https://twitter.com/imsvmanjunath/status/1331157844654080000?s=20
Either one is fine, the exercises are mostly similar. But the doctor at the Panchkarma center (Dr. Padmalochan) is amazing.
https://twitter.com/RashtraNeeti/status/1331158692905906177?s=20
This is why I call their medicine a religion. Discard evidence, even pratyaksha pramana, unless stamped by "authority." Why don't you go study with this Ayurvedic doctor, keep your skepticism and spirit of enquiry alive. Have you tried it or it's hearsay?
https://twitter.com/vivekarora211/status/1331159125644902400?s=20
The degree of restoration depends on how bad the eyes are. It won't get to 20-20 but the vision will improve.
https://twitter.com/yAsk4u/status/1331159152614277120?s=20
To be clear, my own pratyaksha pramana is only in the case of refractive error. It worked for me. For Glaucoma/cataract it is preventative from what I heard. Please consult the doctor, your mileage will vary. I can only speak from my experience.
https://twitter.com/synapse_doc/status/1331162645768990722?s=20
A number of people triggered by this thread who "know" it doesn't work. 😀 How do they "know"—did they try it? No, they've been told it doesn't work. Real scientists would get curious and want to investigate it for themselves, no? That's what I did.
https://twitter.com/sankrant/status/1330283812329238528?s=20
Yes it is a combination of treatments and exercises. Also triphala wash and eye drops for daily use.
https://twitter.com/BhairaviAshar/status/1331165435824205824?s=20
Actually simple surgeries, even bone resets, used to be done by nais in India. Before outlawing as "heretics."
Surgery does require very specialized training, skill & knowledge, but doesn't require allopathic medicine. I have a huge respect for surgeons.
Surgery does require very specialized training, skill & knowledge, but doesn't require allopathic medicine. I have a huge respect for surgeons.
https://twitter.com/Shivamda/status/1331176631600234497?s=20
With the level of skepticism, I've decided to share my eye/medical records (some personal details removed). I'm not recommending any medical treatment for anyone, simply sharing my own experience. Please make your own decisions about your health.
(Improvement in red box)
(Improvement in red box)
The question comes, if this is so great, why don't more people know about it?
The answer is the same as why billions believe someone "died for their sins" so they can get to "heaven." Indoctrination.
Billions of $s are at stake to perpetuate particular indoctrinations.
The answer is the same as why billions believe someone "died for their sins" so they can get to "heaven." Indoctrination.
Billions of $s are at stake to perpetuate particular indoctrinations.
In Indic traditions, pratyaksha pramana, direct experience, was always paramount. Religion doesn't accept pratyaksha, "Holy Book" overrides it.
The Western medical system is also authority based. Pratyaksha—direct experiential evidence cannot be trusted.
The Western medical system is also authority based. Pratyaksha—direct experiential evidence cannot be trusted.
https://twitter.com/sankrant/status/1330283812329238528?s=20
Yes, I do not deny that current surgery has evolved with using allopathy while traditional methods, including sophisticated surgery that used to be part of Ayurveda, declined. But once surgery is restored to Ayurveda, alternative treatments would emerge.
https://twitter.com/IsoMedSTU2/status/1331180528783876097?s=20
Western medicine got $ trillions of investment after colonialism. So it has evolved, but has fundamental flaws. Traditional medicine was uprooted or banned.
That said, if someone was in a car crash, my first choice would be Western hospital for emergency care. Be sensible.
That said, if someone was in a car crash, my first choice would be Western hospital for emergency care. Be sensible.
My recommendation for transition would be that surgical pharmacology be taught with surgery in Ayurvedic hospitals. Plenty has been stolen from traditional medicine into allopathy. It can start repaying the debt.
Substitute over time with research.
Substitute over time with research.
https://twitter.com/IsoMedSTU2/status/1331190414510985216?s=20
Current healthcare system is fatally flawed. The US spends the most on its medical system but has some of the unhealthiest people in the developed world. Plus it is prohibitively expensive.
So it's not "healthcare." It is barely disease-care.
So it's not "healthcare." It is barely disease-care.
https://twitter.com/IsoMedSTU2/status/1331196200901480448?s=20
Pretty much all scientific knowledge declined in subsequent invasions.
But British colonialism was worse. It stole knowledge, erased its origins, destroyed the original and then told Indians they were "backward." And so many "modern Indians believe it.
But British colonialism was worse. It stole knowledge, erased its origins, destroyed the original and then told Indians they were "backward." And so many "modern Indians believe it.
https://twitter.com/vakibs/status/1330987566363971586?s=20
Incidentally, China has encouraged TCM (Traditional Chinese Medicine) hospitals which also do surgeries. They have a hybrid approach where in-patient Western Medicine (WM) is combined with TCM, while out-patients is mostly TCM. TCM is related to Ayurveda.
ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/P…
ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/P…
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