New Delhi: Having been pressured to withdraw his assertion questioning the efficacy of allopathy medicines, yoga guru Ramdev on Monday requested the Indian Medical Association (IMA) if allopathy supplied everlasting aid for illnesses akin to hypertension and diabetes.
In an ‘open letter’ posted on his Twitter deal with, Ramdev posed 25 inquiries to IMA, which had objected to his video clip working down allopathy remedy for COVID-19.
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He requested if allopathy supplied everlasting aid from hypertension (BP) and type-1 and a pair of diabetes.
“Does the pharma industry have permanent treatment for thyroid, arthritis, colitis and asthma?” he requested.
Ramdev went on to ask if allopathy had medicines for fatty liver and liver cirrhosis. “Like you found a cure for TB and chicken pox, look for treatments for liver ailments. After All, allopathy is now 200 years old.”
He additional requested what non-surgical treatment does the pharma trade have for coronary heart blockage. “What treatment is there for cholesterol.”
“Does the pharma industry have treatment for migraine?”, or remedy for constipation and bloating amnesia with none uncomfortable side effects, he stated.
The yoga guru went on to checklist modern-day illnesses akin to Parkinson’s illness and requested if allopathy had any painless treatment to deal with infertility in addition to to reverse ageing and improve hemoglobin.
“Doctors should not fall ill at all if allopathy is all powerful and ‘sarvagun sampanna’ (having all good qualities),” he remarked.
On Sunday, Ramdev was pressured to withdraw a press release made in a viral video clip through which he’s heard saying that “lakhs have died from taking allopathic medicines for COVID-19.”
He can be heard questioning among the medicines getting used to deal with Covid-19.
The remarks have been met with vociferous protests from the medical doctors’ affiliation, following which Union Health Minister Harsh Vardhan requested him to withdraw the “extremely unfortunate” assertion.
