22/7/2019
PUNE: "In today's age, Ayurveda becoming trustworthy and people expecting more from it. Ayurveda Practitioners should focus on research and have to made it more compatible and cost effective. Research based ayurvedic practice will helps to popular Ayurveda," mentioned Dr Ashutosh Gupta, President of Maharashtra Council of Indian Medicine.
Ayurveda is our legacy of science, but it is popular in western countries. There are lot of opportunities to export Ayurvedic medicines. We should find root cause of any disease. For that we need to do in-depth research in Ayurveda, mentioned Prataprao Pawar. Dr Arun Jamkar, Dr Santish Dumbare put their views. Dr Harish Patankar gave introductory remarks and briefed about Keshayurveda. Dr Vivek Ambare compeered the function.
PUNE: "In today's age, Ayurveda becoming trustworthy and people expecting more from it. Ayurveda Practitioners should focus on research and have to made it more compatible and cost effective. Research based ayurvedic practice will helps to popular Ayurveda," mentioned Dr Ashutosh Gupta, President of Maharashtra Council of Indian Medicine.
Dr Gupta was addressing the audience on occasion of the 3rd
Anniversary of Keshayurved - India's first Ayurvedic Hair Testing Lab and
Research Center organised by Aarogyavardhini Chikitsalaya and BVG India. A
program for dignifying the dream of achieving 108 centers of Keshayurved worldwide
and a felicitation ceremony of the proud Keshayurvedians.
Padmashri Prataprao Pawar, renowned Businessman, Dr. Arun
Jamkar, former President of Maharashtra University of Health Sciences, Dr.
Satish Dumbre, Principal of Ashtang Ayurved College and Dr Harish Patankar,
founder of Keshayurved were present on this occasion.
In the last 3 years Keshayurved has started 108 centres all
over the globe. Among these centers the Keshayurvedians doing excellent work
were encouraged and awarded with Keshayurved Gaurav, Keshayurved Bhushan,
Keshayurved Ratna and Keshayurved Mitra awards. Keshayurved Gaurav Grantha,
edited by Jivraj Chole and the book, Kaya-Kesh-Kalpana were published on this
occasion.
Dr Ashutosh Gupta said, "We have to develop research
mentality in every field. To encourage research based practice MCIM planning to
launch new fellowship courses in future. If we present Ayurveda in real context,
then people follow the Ayurveda. There are many opportunities in this field.
Keshayurveda is one super-specialty, everyone can develop one specialty in
Ayurveda."
Ayurveda is our legacy of science, but it is popular in western countries. There are lot of opportunities to export Ayurvedic medicines. We should find root cause of any disease. For that we need to do in-depth research in Ayurveda, mentioned Prataprao Pawar. Dr Arun Jamkar, Dr Santish Dumbare put their views. Dr Harish Patankar gave introductory remarks and briefed about Keshayurveda. Dr Vivek Ambare compeered the function.
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