Key differences between Allopathic and Ayurvedic medicine

Key differences between Allopathic and Ayurvedic medicine:
Ayurvedic:

• Ayurveda is a health care system
• Is the science of life using a natural holistic system. It is not just confined to medicine, but considers the overall lifestyle both physically and spiritually.
• It treats the entire body as a whole.
• Aims to eradicate the problem from the root working on the related areas.
• No side effects and one treatment can benefit another ailment too.
• Made with pure herbs and natural resources rather than artificial substances.

Allopathic:

• Allopathic is a disease care system
• Does not consider the overall health and lifestyle - only concentrates on instantly relieving the problematic area by destroying for e.g. Virus and germs.
• It treats only the symptoms.
• Does not eradicate the problem from the root, but useful in emergency and serious situations.
• Acts fast, but there are side effects from this. Therefore suppresses and weakens the immune system over time. Does not provide a cure to the problem.
• Made artificially through a chemical process to imitate a natural product.

How to incorporate Ayurvedic treatments?
● Always ensure that you see a qualified Ayurvedic practitioner directly, who has their own manufacturing company for the medicines rather than purchasing from unauthorized places and companies such as online.
● There are no side effects if they are taken as prescribed by the Ayurvedic physician.
● Their medicines may be slightly more expensive, but that is due to the top quality of their products that are prepared with much time and great effort.
● Rumors of the side effects of Ayurvedic medicine are spread across the world in order to defame this and thus help with increasing the sales/use of allopathic medicine.

Key differences between Allopathic and Ayurvedic medicine