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Potential of Ayurveda Therapeutic in Prophylaxis of COVID 19 Pandemic

Prasant Arya, Jaspal Singh Chauhan, Dinesh Kumar, Pankaj Kumar

Journal of Advances in Microbiology · pp. 1–11 · Published 4 Jun 2024

10.9734/jamb/2024/v24i6828

Abstract

Now a day the world is go under slightly safe zone of imminent Corona virus (COVID-19) pandemic situation that cause the highly acute respiratory syndrome Corona virus 2 (SARS-CoV-2). Several COVID-19 variants, like Alpha, Delta, Gama, OMICRON and PIROLA, is also causing serious health problems in the world. The diseases have spread throughout the world, with over 774 million confirmed cases and 7.03 million deaths as on March 21, 2024. The pandemic continues to propagate due to the absence of a scientifically validated prophylaxis and therapeutic plan, despite global attempts to eliminate it. The elements of the pandemic require the immediate manipulation of all information system that is globally available. In the treatment of COVID-19 cases, the use of conventional Chinese Medicine in Wuhan provides an indication that conventional health facility will contribute successfully to the cure of these patients. A practical intervention strategy in India is suggested here, based on the Ayurveda classic, recent scientific study and experimental experience in parallel clinical environments. We give a graded response plan, based on the process of infection in a population of individuals. Clinical care is required, despite that’s the fact that no medical frame work also has evidence-based therapy for COVID-19 yet. For the Ayurveda medicine process, therefore, the practical solution proposed here requires immediate implementation. This will temporary learning; it will produce evidence and it will be being a way forward.

Ayurveda COVID-19 OMICRON PIROLA pandemic respiratory disease respiratory syndrome

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