Ayurvedic medicines and Chemotherapy cocktail.

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A patient taking chemotherapy wants to take ayurvedic medicines often

concurrently. Very few mainstream doctors would permit this

combination. However, Indian doctors at AIIMS are exceptions. They are

trying to use ayurvedic anti-oxidants to reduce the side effects of

chemotherapy. INteresting are the results of an ayurvedic drug trial at

AIIMS, New Delhi:

 

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The results show how powerfully chemotherapy posions overtake the

ayurvedic anti-oxidants too!

 

Have ayurvedic pharmacies also started waliking in the footsteps of Big

Pharma, to create market potential?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Dear Dr Bhate,

 

The common adage is "If you can't beat them, join them". When

commercial interests come to the fore, the same mistakes are repeated

ad infinitum. Today all systems of medication are being projected in

the same manner. Very few wish to really know about disease and

prevention. The common question is, "What do you have in

ayurveda/homeopathy for this disease?".

 

The pharmaceuticals too are presenting the formulations in the same

manner, "Take this for that disorder". The patient uses accordingly

and blames the system, "Ayurveda/homeopathy does not work".

 

Another disturbing fact is that people have become accustomed to over

the counter medications. Unless in an emergency people do not visit a

doctor. Visits to the doctor are extremely important in case of

holistic therapies as the factors to be considered are multiple and

only a deep study of the patients appearance and symptoms can provide

the answer. Not pathological tests but how the patient feels and

expresses his dis-ease is the key to recovery.

 

Unfortunately the current courses are also training the doctors in

this manner. How many vaidyas today study the pulse and tongue of the

patient? They have become experts in writing standard prescriptions.

They also cannot be blamed, which patient is ready to prepare

medicines as per the vaidyas advice? How many are interested to change

their diet and lifestyle? How many have the patience to deserve a

complete cure?

 

Therefore the joy of healing a patient is today a rare commodity. As a

result we see depressed and despondent doctors. It is no wonder they

turn profit oriented as they do not get job satisfaction.

 

Ayurveds and other holistic healers should start conducting camps to

make people aware of the nuances of disease and healing. When I

started openly writing about the mind-body connection of disease, many

were opposed to it. They said, people today want to enjoy their lives,

if you start writing about these things and about the need for

physical and mental discipline then nobody will be interested in

holistic healing. But I continued because I knew that people who have

experienced the pain of diseases like cancer and acute depression will

listen. Today we should not care about what the general population

will think. We must think about those particular people who are

suffering intensely and do our jobs honestly.

 

Regards,

Jagannath.

 

ayurveda, "Shirish Bhate"

<shirishbhate wrote:

> Have ayurvedic pharmacies also started waliking in the footsteps of

Big

> Pharma, to create market potential?

>

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Dear Jagannathji,

Recently, I had the good fortune to give a free

demo-cure-camp not only for back, etc pain but also

other health complications at Dr. Leo Rebello's

residence at Mumbai.

It was unproved that the joy of healing a patient

today is a rare commodity. Instead, every one was very

much please, said so and confirmed in writing in the

presence of every one else. Even a Parkinson's patient

felt better and happy within moments.

 

Hence your second contention about the mind and body

connection was slightly upped up with a mind-body-soul

connection to improve the patients' physical, mental

and spiritual well-being instantaneously then and

there. So what more a mere mortal human being would

need than this highest yoga of health that may be

called "Fusion Yoga" as explained on the home page of

www.atbsnr.com

 

Dr. Leo Rebello was a witness and we both are to join

in broadcasting this fusion therapy for the good of

humanity at large; Amen.

 

S. M. Acharya <smacharya (AT) (DOT) co.uk>

 

cc. Dr. Rebello for favour of personal info.

 

--- jagchat01 <jagchat01 > wrote:

 

 

 

 

Dear Dr Bhate,

 

The common adage is "If you can't beat them, join

them". When

commercial interests come to the fore, the same

mistakes are repeated

ad infinitum. Today all systems of medication are

being projected in

the same manner. Very few wish to really know about

disease and

prevention. The common question is, "What do you have

in

ayurveda/homeopathy for this disease?".

 

 

 

 

You can also visit -

http://www.geocities.com/cybervaidya

http://360./cybervaidya

http://ayurveda.pbwiki.com/