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In a move that could deal a blow to India's ayurvedic agenda, the

Canadian government has banned the sale of Indian ayurvedic

medicines

in the country.

 

Canadian authorities claim that Indian ayurvedic drugs contain high

levels of metals like lead, mercury and arsenic, which pose grave

health risks.

 

Hamdard's Safi, Dabur's Shilajit, Himalaya Drug's Karela

Capsules and

Zandu Pharma's Maha Sudarshan Churna Powder are some of the

medicinal

products which Canada has pronounced unsafe for consumption.

 

Ayurvedic medicinal products are used in traditional Indian healing

and often imported from India. According to the principles of

ayurvedic medicines, heavy metals may be used because of their

reputed

therapeutic properties.

 

qualified ayurvedic and siddha physician group must be formed to

curb

this matter. anybody over there?