Opinion: Why is it a crime to talk about Ayurveda in the era of ‘Men in India’? Will the contract for cancer treatment remain with allopathy only?

New Delhi: The world can hear the sound of Indian missiles thundering in the sky. Powers like America and Russia also salute India’s steps towards ‘Make in India’. But it is unfortunate that some of our own people do not believe in India’s strength, capabilities, civilizations and traditions. This proves to be true because even today some people of India look at India’s oldest medical tradition ‘Ayurveda’ with suspicion. These people are ignoring the merits of Ayurveda and carrying the burden of the business of allopathy on their shoulders. India with ‘Make in India’ can make a vaccine and distribute it in the world during an epidemic like Corona, and can save millions of lives. But cancer cannot be treated through our old Ayurveda tradition. This makes us laugh and feel sad at the same time. What is even more surprising is that whether Ayurveda treatment is effective on cancer or not, its certificate will also be decided by the experts of allopathy. Just think, who kicks his/her own stomach?

Cancer treatment has an annual turnover of crores of rupees. People put their houses and everything at stake and the doctors say sorry and advise the patients to stay at home and serve them in their last days. Look around you and figure out how many people have been able to overcome a deadly disease like cancer after chemo, radiation and surgery. The reality will be revealed to you.

Ayurveda’s allopathy appearance in court

Meanwhile, if someone even mentions curing cancer with Ayurveda diet and treatment, then a ruckus is created.
You also despise Ayurvedic treatment and Ayurvedic way of life with all your heart. The interesting thing is that everyone has the patent to defame it and will not even get a notice of Rs 850 crore. For the last two-three days, Ayurvedic allopathy has been appearing in the court.

Sidhu did something audacious!

Former cricketer and Congress leader Navjot Singh Sidhu is embroiled in controversy regarding the cancer treatment of his/her wife Navjot Kaur Sidhu. Sidhu has proudly claimed, ‘By including indigenous Ayurvedic things in her daily diet, his/her wife defeated this dangerous disease. During cancer treatment, the diet included raw turmeric, basil, neem leaves and apple cider vinegar. Apart from this, she also ate amla, cinnamon, cloves and jaggery. During this period he/she also fasted. She used to have dinner directly after 6 pm at 10 o’clock the next day. She got cured with this kind of lifestyle and diet.

Legal notice of Rs 850 crore

For this audacity of Sidhu, Chhattisgarh Civil Society has sent a legal notice of Rs 850 crore to Navjot Kaur Sidhu. In this notice, clarification has been sought on their claims within 40 days. Tata Memorial Hospital has also issued an advisory. In this advisory, claims of treating cancer with home remedies like turmeric, neem and change in diet have been rejected.

PM Modi himself is a fan of Ayurveda

Recently, on the occasion of Dhanvantari Jayanti and 9th Ayurveda Day, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has given a big gift to the country in the field of Ayurveda. PM Modi, who was present at the All India Institute of Ayurveda in Delhi, has given a gift of Rs 12,850 crore to the health sector. This shows that PM Modi strongly wants to carry forward the ancient health and medical tradition of the country.

When Modi praised Ayurvedic oil

In one of his/her speeches some time ago, PM Modi had also praised the oil made from 108 herbs in Karnataka. This oil is made by mixing a total of 108 herbs like Fenugreek, Neelambari, Bhringraj, Lavender, Brahmi, Chirayata, Lajwanti, Amla, Aloe Vera. It is claimed that this Ayurveda oil can be used to get rid of all types of hair related problems.

Scary report on cancer

Recent studies have shown an unprecedented increase in cancer cases in India. According to the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR), more than 1.3 million new cancer cases are reported in the country every year, and this number is likely to increase rapidly over the next decade. By 2040, the incidence of cancer in India is projected to double, posing a major challenge to the health system. Here a question arises that if allopathy is capable of eliminating cancer then why are the cases increasing so much.