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Awakening "inner fire" to completely make gall bladder polyps disappear is the new rubbish "medinfluencer" Ayurveda practitioners are bringing to town. Do not for a second believe this nonsense. "Before" and "After" reports based on anecdotal, single patient "stories" are a common tactic by alternative medicine practitioners to mislead... show more
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Which Ayurvedic kashaya to drink for this confidence

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In a better world, yes.

This is going on since 4 generations 😂😂

Dear lawyers, Isn't this a violation of magical remedy act? @advocate_aor

Interesting part or question,why traditional medical practitioners use modern science terminology, medical tests and suggest ancient procedures

I lost my niece to ovarian cancer. First time around her parents (my cousin and her husband) took the correct approach, got the girl treated with chemo, surgery. After a few months when cancer cells were found again they foolishly went to Kerala to some famed ayurvedic clinic.

I also notice a strange pattern, most of these ayush practitioners have ma or MSc in Psychology. Yet to understand the rationale behind it. Secondly, they have quick treatment claims like kidney stone removal in 12 hours and so on.

The only way they can grab attention is by fear mongering. Wonder what this practitioner would do if she is in a situation where her GB has to be removed 🤔. I don’t have a gallbladder for 8 years now and nope, no problem at all. 🙄
