Curbing the Magic Remedies in India: A Call for Vigilance and Integrity
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https://doi.org/10.70066/jahm.v12i6.1431Keywords:
Magic Remedies, AYUSH, Licensed Ayurveda medicinesAbstract
In an era where medical advancements have reached unprecedented heights, the persistence of magic remedies in India poses a significant threat to public health. Despite rigorous regulations and public awareness campaigns, the allure of quick fixes and miracle cures continues to captivate a vulnerable populace, leading to detrimental consequences. It is imperative that we intensify our efforts to eradicate this menace and safeguard the health and well-being of our citizens. Magic remedies, often marketed with grandiose promises of instant relief and miraculous cures, prey on the desperation and ignorance of individuals suffering from chronic and acute conditions. These unproven treatments, ranging from herbal concoctions to dubious devices, exploit the hopes of those seeking a rapid escape from their ailments. The harsh reality, however, is that these remedies often lack scientific validation and can lead to worsening health conditions, financial loss, and even death. Curbing the threat of magic treatments in India is now not simply the accountability of the authorities or regulatory bodies; it is a collective duty that includes healthcare providers, researchers, educators, and the public. By working together, we can create a surroundings solely safe, effective, and scientifically validated remedies are on hand to the public.
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