Defaming Ayurveda and it's practitioners by Indian Medical Association, Dr.Abhay Kumar Pati, USA

HAYWARD, Calif. - Dec. 4, 2020 - PRLog -- Ayurvedic medical science and Ayurvedic practitioners
defaming by Indian Medical Association
Dr. Abhay Kumar Pati, USA

A derogatory approach against a 5000 year old medical science system.
By Dr.Abhay Kumar Pati, BAMS, MASF, D.Sc.

Ayurvedic Physician, Author, Industrialist and World Traveler, living in the USA
for the past 40 yrs.
Ayurveda is the ancient indigenous system of Indian Traditional medical science, which is being practiced in India and Indian subcontinent for centuries. Ayurveda does not only treat the causative factor of a particular physical health problem, but also treats the body, mind and spirit.
The basic principles of Ayurveda is based on Tridosha - Vata (air), Pitta ( fire), Kapha (water) and plays an important role in Ayurvedic medicine as well as Chinese medicine too.
Charak was a physician and Sushruta was a surgeon 5000 years ago in India. Their composition of Samhitas ( large compilation of scientific books on Ayurveda), are well recognized by the International History of Medical Science.
Indian medical doctors who are active members of IMA (Indian Medical Association) criticize Ayurveda and Ayurvedic medical science as quackery, yet they have not been involved in discovering modern drugs after 75 years Indian independence. IMA is 100 yrs old and Ayurveda is 5000 years old. I question how IMA could justify Ayurveda and Ayurvedic medical science as bogus, useless, and quackery.
Modern drugs, including morphine, digitalis, dopamine, reserpine, berberine and many more are derived from Ayurvedic medicinal plants of India which were recorded in vedic medicine thousands of years ago.
Currently, no modern drug molecules have been discovered in India, whereas Ayurvedic single standardized herbal extracts such as:
Curcumin ( turmeric), Testophane ( fenugreek), Aswagandha, Amla, Triphala, Haritaki, Neem, Tribulas ( Gokshura), Jatamanshi, (Valerian), Tulsi (Ocimum), Isabgul ( Psyllium), Gugul, Boswelia and hundreds of Ayurvedic supplements continue to grow in popularity and are a part of health foods and functional foods in America and Europe and other parts of the world.
Dr.Kumar Pati, CEO bestnutrition Inc
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