Thread by @theliverdr

I paid 18K & checked Liv.52 used by chronic liver disease patient who developed herb-liver injury & liver failure, so that you don't have to.

People/patients decide if you would want this junk in you.

Doctors decide if you want this junk inside your patients.

#Ayush #Ayurveda

‼️ CAUTION‼️
Lot of lay persons, non-med professionals, wannabe med professionals (Ayurveds), absolutely not med professionals (Homeopaths) r giving free med advise in this thread.

Please ignore them and their advises. I cant debunk it all because its a swarm of misinformation.

Please note that this is not the first time.
Herbal supplements industry are taking people for a long ride since ages. Only the ignorant keep riding

Proof 1:
Here is analysis on Liv.52 and Coronil a while back.

https://twitter.com/theliverdr/status/1338512692747796480?s=20&t=nZabnfTC20gF3kIEHsSreA

Proof number 2:

https://twitter.com/theliverdr/status/1453023371873046535?s=20&t=541pxVT8K6BkjpAtVNTTBQ

Proof number 3:

https://twitter.com/theliverdr/status/1455765584092614661?s=20&t=qnbNIGOHmY8YxqLSnbG_8A

Proof number 4:
This peer reviewed, published study from our group

analyzed multiple herbal products, including Liv 52 and other drugs

which led to progressive liver failure and death in many

See Supplementary Section for more details
ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/P…

Himalaya company has given a blanket letter rebuttal saying they follow regulation blah, blah...and has bots/new accounts retweeting same without shame.

There are paid services that gives you likes/retweets
Looks like Himalaya went that way. Pathetic.

https://twitter.com/JoyMukherje/status/1566311304323043328?s=20&t=Q3HL3aKIUIWJWcf8_5VJKw

Indian Ayurveda companies showing heavy metals are ok in their drugs while quoting unscientific authorities must see what real guidelines look like.

Thus is from Australia Health Authorities where heavy metals are not allowed and they even banned...

Neem in products!