Today, modern medical science has made great progress in the
Today, modern medical science has made great progress in the world. Along with allopathy, unani, naturopathy, yoga, homeopathy and ayurveda medical science has done miracles. Yet today, somewhere or the other, medical science is failing to conquer incurable diseases, incurable diseases and rare diseases. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), the "big 5" chronic diseases are diabetes mellitus, cardiovascular and chronic respiratory diseases, cancer, and stroke. And there are about 7000 rare diseases. Major incurable diseases (Cancer, Heart, Kidney, Vascular, Stroke, COPD, Diabetes, RPI, Stiffness, Disability, Encephalopathy, CAD, Arthritis etc.) require research to overcome them. In incurable suffering the patient's suffering is considered without possibility of improvement if the disease or disorder causing the suffering is incurable and there is no means of alleviating the symptoms so that the suffering is no longer unbearable. We need to do research on traditional, spiritual, herbal, home medicine treatments along with modern science. Recently, the first of its kind World Health Organization (WHO) Global Center for Traditional Medicine was established in Jamnagar, Gujarat. The foundation stone laying ceremony for (GCTM) was organized. Our Honorable Prime Minister Narendra Modiji inaugurated the Global Center for Traditional Medicine (GCTM) in Jamnagar. This is being considered a big step in the world of traditional medicine and India has emerged as its leader.
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Corona mein sir yeh herbal medicine kaam aya tha?