Herbal Methods vs. Allopathic Methods
- breathandhealth
- Dec 21, 2016
- 2 min read
Since old times, the ancient humans have used conservative methods for healing the disease, and giving the strength and conditioning back to the body. The older methods of treatments, were far more time tested and tired, and have proven to show less side effects as compare to the other methods which are comparatively new and somewhat unsafe like medicinal management of common health related problems, as these treatment methods have their own side effects which further complicate the already complex health issues. This is why people of the modern society are now trying to adapt the much safer and time tested conservative treatment option, which have more benefits, at an attractive cost too.
And one of the most obvious and effect example of these methods is the use of herbal treatment option, and in places like Dubai, the most commonly practiced options are Ayurveda Dubai based treatments. There are countless benefits of these treatment options over the allopathic methods, and some of them are highlighted below:
Permanent healing:
This method of treatment is designed to provide permanent relief from the problem and designing program that prevents its relapse, whereas in the allopathic treatment options, only the transient symptomatic relief is the target, which remits once the medicines are stopped.
Cost Effectiveness:
The herbal medicines are naturally derived, thus they are organic and cheaper, in comprehensive with the allopathic medicines.
Cleansing:
The target of the herbal medicine is to cleanse the body from toxins and to purify the blood and body at a cellular level, so as to maintain a good level of cleansing and hygiene, whereas the allopathic medicines are meant to rise the level of toxin due to bio-degradation of the medicine at the cellular level, and most of its side effects are due to the formation of those toxins and free radicles.
Chronic management:
Many of the ailments are chronic, while only few are acute, this is why the target of based treatment methods is to cure the chronic illness, especially those of, the liver, whereas the allopathic medicines are meant to produce more conjugates by the bio-transformation in the level, that not only increases the level of load on the liver, but also profoundly increase the level of toxins in the liver, which can further complicated the process.
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