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“ What’s the problem?” One example, disrespectfully calling it “spirit medicine”. ==== That Wikipedia article doesn’t account for the practices at well regard
by solarengineer 6y ago
“ What’s the problem?”
One example, disrespectfully calling it “spirit medicine”.
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That Wikipedia article doesn’t account for the practices at well regarded Ayurveda schools and clinics, btw. The doctors are such places aren’t “reluctant to admit” that certain herbs may cause issues, and in fact consultation to identify a person’s composition and the suitability of families of herbs is the first step.
What the article reports about the issue of lead and other items in various mass manufactured medicines is true and this is not an Ayurvedic issue but one of unscrupulous medicine manufacturers.