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Bengaluru: Ayush department finds medicine for dengue epidemic

  •   Fri, Dec 22 2017 04:49:13 PM

Daijiworld Media Network - Bengaluru (SP)

Bengaluru, Dec 22: Ayush department has found a medicine for lethal dengue disease. The medicine has been named 'Ayush PJ7'. A team of scientists from The Central Council for Research in Ayurvedic Sciences has prepared this medicine.

A team of about a hundred scientists was engaged with the task of finding a cure for dengue since the last two years. After long research assisted by practitioners of native medicines, this medicine was prepared. The doctors involved with the team claim that trial of this treatment was conducted on a rat and that the success rate has been 90 percent.

The team which had experts from botany, chemistry, biology and Ayurvedic scientists, also had Dr Sulochana Bhat from Karnataka as its member. Ayush PJ7 will be introduced at the training programme of Ayush researchers being held at Belagavi on December 23.
  

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  • Mangalurian, Mangaluru

    Sun, Dec 24 2017

    I am sure the Bihar pre-university toppers and the UP toppers contributed to the development of this ground-breaking research.

    The "team of about a hundred scientists" spent two years on the research.

    After inventing the out-of-this-world medicine, they were looking for a guinea-pig to test it on. Finally they managed to find a single rat.

    And after administering the medicine on the single rat for a week, they found the rat had no dengue fever.

    But they forgot to note that the rat did not have any fever before feeding it with the medicine.

    Great news for the people running the Government as there is now "Made in India" medicine for every kind of fever.

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  • Santan Mascarenhas, Kinnigoli/Mumbai

    Sat, Dec 23 2017

    There is an MS degree in Ayurveda, similar to allopathic. I heard Ayurvedic hospitals do not conduct any major operations, such as heart, kidney. lever transplant or open heart surgery etc. etc. We have not seen any MS (Ayurveda) having pvt practice. Please, any person knowing this, enlighten us,where these MS (Ayurveda) doctors do surgery.

    Maharashtra Govt allowed Ayush doctors to prescribe allopathic medicines, that is now rejected by Bombay High court.

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  • Jagga, Mangalore

    Fri, Dec 22 2017

    Best cure is pomegranate seeds dipped in coconut oil for 4 hours. Platelet count will jump up.

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  • Aubb, Kuwait

    Sat, Dec 23 2017

    pls enlighten the readers!!

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  • What !, Mangalore

    Fri, Dec 22 2017

    90 percent dengue cases are self limiting and these people have found medicine for that...ayush is not based on science , it's because of science India's population is 125 crore today..who do they think they are fooling..

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  • geoffrey, hat hill

    Fri, Dec 22 2017

    How come Patanjali didn't take up this challenge?

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  • Santan Mascarenhas, Kinnigoli/Mumbai

    Fri, Dec 22 2017

    It was widely reported by many newspapers that Acharya Balkrishna's 'Purv Madhyma' high school and 'Shastri', (MA) a Sanskrit degree from Sampurna Nand Sanskrit University do not exist on the university records, and that he was charged with cheating and criminal conspiracy for producing fake documents in 2012.

    The CBI said that his passport was issued based on forged high school and graduation certificates, India Times reported.

    The Indian Express reported that two cases, one dealing with forgery and another one involving money laundering, were dropped when the Bharatiya Janata Party-led National Democratic Alliance government came to power at the Centre in 2014.

    You expect such person to take up challenge ?

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Sat, Dec 23 2017

    Patanjali can only Copy & Paste ...

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  • elwyn Goveas, Valencia

    Fri, Dec 22 2017

    This is good news.If we can recall our memory a girl died of dengue and the parents were billed Rs. 18 lakh by fortis hospital in Haryana.Prevention is better than cure.Keep your surrounding clean and tidy.

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  • Vijay, Mangalore

    Fri, Dec 22 2017

    Yes, this is the development we want from the current Govt!, A proper encouragement of indigenous sciences to develop gifts for humanity. I hope that this medicine will give the benefits that it was created for. I wish the best for the Vaidyas who have created this medicine!

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Fri, Dec 22 2017

    Another first from Karnataka ...

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