4 Ayurvedic Drugs to be tested for CORONA VIRUS within a week In India

4 Ayurvedic Drugs to be tested for CORONA VIRUS within a week In India


The world has not found an effective cure yet for COVID-19 and thousands of lives are being lost in this battle against Corona. So now World has started seeking help from traditional medicine as well that is why India is working on four traditional medicine formulations to treat coronavirus infection and the trials will start soon, the country's AYUSH minister tweeted. AYUSH or short for ayurveda, yoga, unani, siddha and homeopathy is the country's traditional medicine ministry.
4 Ayurvedic Drugs to be tested for CORONA VIRUS within a week In India


"The @moayush & the @CSIR_IND are working together on validating four Ayush formulations against #COVID19Pandemic and the trials will start within one week. These formulations will be tried as an add-on therapy and standard care for COVID-19 patients," Union Minister of State for AYUSH Shripad Y Naik tweeted.


4 Ayurvedic Drugs to be tested for corona virus within a week In India



The Council of Scientific and Industrial Research or CSIR, with which the AYUSH Ministry is working to conduct the traditional medicine trials, is one of the largest and most diversified publicly funded scientific and industrial research organisations in the world.

"I am sure and quite hopefull that, our traditional medicinal system will show the way to overcome this Pandemics," Mr Naik tweeted.

Doctors are trying a mix of treatment for the novel coronavirus - a virus never seen before and whose characteristics are still being studied - till the time a vaccine is developed, tested and produced in mass numbers.
4 Ayurvedic Drugs to be tested for corona virus within a week In India

Ayurveda or otherwise, so far the world hasn't found a cure for the coronavirus that's wholly backed by researchers and drug-makers unanimously. Trials of different drugs are going on.

Some medical experts have said that plasma therapy, which involves taking the antibody-rich plasma from the blood of a recovered COVID-19 patient, could help infected people fight the virus. But this treatment is also not one-hundred per cent backed by scientists as its effectiveness remains inconclusive.




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