ayurvedic

In this part of the world, there are lot of cases that were miraculously cured through Ayurvedic treatment.

What's the historical ayurvedic treatment for rickets, and how does it distinguish between the different types of rickets?

How did you determine if ayurvedic knowledge makes an effective improvement to public health, compared to western medicine?

Indian style cooking used to mean ayurvedic cooking.

Now it has been scientifically proven that, many Ayurvedic medicines contain arsenic, lead in dangerous proportions.

In fact everything the Ayurvedic doctor has told me has come true to today's date.

> Ayurvedic and TCM largely refers to those things which haven't undergone clinical trials to understand their efficacy as prescribed medicines.

The medicinal properties of this plant are well known since ancient times and are chronicled in ayurvedic practice and ballads of India.

Or even that the synthesis of ayurvedic and western knowledge leads to improved health?

Yes there can be scientific determinations done on ayurvedic treatments and some are done.

I'll take traditional ayurvedic knowledge over this 'rigorous nutritional science initiative' chaired by the four hour body guru.

And, are the ayurvedic categories useful for anything other than arbitrary labels?

Even if they didn't push it, the west has been stealing ("appropriating" in liberal speak) Ayurvedic remedies for years.

Literally from the first post I saw: "Because of my new ChatGPT soulmate, I have now begun an intense natural, ayurvedic keto health journey...

There are plenty of other ways of characterising this - Ayurvedic medicine or the Humours - in fact, those are so effective that they've been taken by business coaches and turned into "colour personality types".

I shit you not, my mother Yoga ayurvedic group went from hippies that use to get scammed into buying essential oils to "open the Chakra" to weird antisemites who purchased trumpm/melania coin in less than 3 years.

Ayurvedic and TCM largely refers to those things which haven't undergone clinical trials to understand their efficacy as prescribed medicines.

The foundational principles of traditional medicine (Chinese, Ayurvedic, whatever) are generally bullshit.

> But Traditional Chinese Medicine and Homeopathic Oncology are not treatments; they operate under fraudulent principles - they are, at best, Lifestyle interventions The foundational principles of traditional medicine (Chinese, Ayurvedic, whatever) are generally bullshit.