India exporting health ...

[Guest guest]

Chronological coincidence in two events, i.e. banning of some

ayurvedic herbal medicines in N.Y. and the Ramdev Baba controvery in

India lead this author thinking whether there is any link between the

two? The forces which destabilise the political equilibrium/economy in

developing countries with an aim of selling arms etc are they at work? Do they

want to destabilize alt_health filed in India too?

 

Investigate yourself and form your own opinion:

 

http://www.bolenreport.net/feature_articles/feature_article022.htm

http://www.bolenreport.net/archives/who_are_these_so.htm

 

Dr Bhate

 

 

ayurveda, Darla Wells <lethe9@g...>

wrote:

>

> The main problems here in the US are access and affordability. Most

doctors,

> once you get in to see them, do their best to help. Some of them do

make

> mistakes; they are human.

>

> What is scary is the way the pharmaceutical industries and the FDA

are in

> bed together:

[Guest guest]

Maybe they realize that once people take enough responsibility for their

health to go to alternative practitioners, then people will also tend to

question their own fees and competence. They are right in saying that the

pharmaceutical industries work like dope pushers; they give you plenty of

samples at first in the doctor's office, then the doctor tells you you need

to be on this medicine (maybe for years), then suddenly you are paying a

fortune for drugs you are afraid to quit taking.

 

On 1/12/06, Shirish Bhate <shirishbhate wrote:

>

> Chronological coincidence in two events, i.e. banning of some

> ayurvedic herbal medicines in N.Y. and the Ramdev Baba controvery in

> India lead this author thinking whether there is any link between the

> two?