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Even as India is witnessing one of the largest inoculation drives in the world to contain the spread of new COVID-19 strain, Guru Msh, a renowned proponent of Ayurveda, has stressed on the need to increase 'natural immunity', using Ayurveda, to keep the virus at bay in addition to the ongoing vaccination drive.The well known Ayurveda exponent, who is founder of Shuddhi Ayurveda which has its corporate headquarters near Chandigarh, is also the brain behind a pan India and even world renowned online signature campaign - 'Right To Ayurveda."It is important for all Indians to develop immunity via Ayurveda despite the vaccination drive. Till the time it reaches all parts of our country and every one in over 1.3 billion citizens is vaccinated, we should work on making full use of the immunity boosting protocols established by Ayurveda. This will improve immunity of people naturally, and help them keep the virus or any mutated strain of the same at bay, before the inoculation reaches them," he said, emphasising on the same."Although, the vaccine would help stem the virus but it can't be uprooted until we increase our natural immunity through Ayurveda. In a country where Ayurveda was born, it is important to utilize the Ayurveda as an immunity boosting system and not just the vaccination drive, both sides of the coin need to be projected in equal measure," Guru Msh added."According to our ancient book 'Charak Samhita', our immunity system fluctuates with the changing weather which is currently being witnessed, as the weather is shifting from spring to summer. This happens as our body undergoes an adaptation process thereby making it vulnerable to attacks by pathogens & viruses. One needs to safeguard against possible threats in the current weather change," he highlighted. Guru Msh offers a solution encapsulated in Ayurveda to ward off viruses in this phase.Guru Msh elucidates that according to Rishi Charak, "During this period of 'seasonal change' also called 'Sandhikaal', as per Ayurveda, we should do fasting for 1-2 days, which will help the body rejuvenate, increase its immunity & also detoxify it. An ancient principle 'langhan param aushadham' which means 'fasting is the best medicine' & 'shuddhi param aushadhi' or 'body detoxification is the best medicine' are categorically mentioned in our ancient texts, which are supreme natural medicines which prevent as well as cure diseases."Guru Msh underlined that the COVID-19 era has established immunity boosting and even curative qualities of Ayurveda and now is the time to follow some Ayurveda medicinal protocols to counter COVID 19. He informed that ayush kadha, Giloy and gargling with lukewarm turmeric water etc. have been approved by the government and these can be taken under guidance of Ayurveda practitioners.Guru Msh further said, "Shuddhi Ayurveda has created after intense research a path breaking combo which helps in developing immunity. In the combo we have included three medicines."This story is provided by ThePRTree. will not be responsible in any way for the content of this article. (/ThePRTree)( With inputs from ANI )Disclaimer: This post has been auto-published from an agency feed without any modifications to the text and has not been reviewed by an editor

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