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I am quite happy that India's pseudoscience mascot decided to interview this Ayurveda practitioner. It clears a lot about the fact that Ayurveda is indeed a pseudoscience and none of its principles are worthy of being considered remotely "scientific" and that it can never be tested. This essentially means... show more
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Bro I'm happy to host you on the show. We speak to surgeons & physicians as well as ayurveda practitioners. My only request is that you come over to have a conversation and dive deeper into subjects along with me. If you feel I'm wrong or these conversations are wrong, convince my audience & myself. You know as well as I do that the human body is a complex, yet-to-be-completely-understood machine. Science is the roadmap but both culture & ancient practices can be compasses. In my eyes, I feel like you have a problem with ancient Indian culture and not with me or my work. I understand that considering the political climate of our times. Open to you changing my mind. Respect your passion for science. You're warmly welcome on TRS. See you soon!

How did u manage sit thru this nonsense without screaming and pulling ur hair out, Doc?

I think I have alopecia now. Induced alopecia.

If Alopecia could have been treated using a leaf, I guess Will Smith would still be attending Oscars🤣

What are they trying to say? Just using the language with some Sanskrit terms & acting with serious expressions to fool innocent people. Sad Reality.

A businessman friend told me “marketing is giving people what they want”. This guy is a businessman - doing whatever he believes will give him more eyeballs and 💰💸. He knows that people in our country are happy munching giloye, rubbing nails together for hair growth and are religiously listening to yoga Babaji on their TVs in the evenings. Those views, and his revenue from such videos are reflective of collective IQ of our society. People ARE romanticising with pseudoscience in 2023 more than ever and guys like him are like vectors who propagate the disease.

Alternative medicine still has a role in chronic illness like asthma , IBS . Unfortunately very few Drs practice what they learn & then there are these mahan gurus who are not even Drs but are selling alternative medicine . I have very good friends who are Drs and practice

@pgherode Absolutely no role. Stop being a pseudoscience sympathizer.

My personal opinion is you should not take his invite and go on the platform. By doing so you end up legitimising these pseudoscientific practitioners as being equal and having an opinion. Plus you lend respectability to his platform. Please do consider this.
