Dr Prof Shripathi Acharya G
Vol. 9, Jan-Jun 2020
Abstract:
Ayurveda medicine is a traditional system of medicine which is popularly practiced in modern India. As a result of urbanisation, we have to face the effects of climate change. Good clinical practice should be followed by Ayurveda doctors in India as well as in abroad. Strong guidelines should be developed for Ayurveda medicine practice in foreign countries like Europian and USA. Certification and acreditation guidelines have been developed by Government of India. Government of India is encouraging Ayurveda and Integrative medicine practice in India and foreign countries like Switzerland , Hungary etc. Indo Swiss organisation has developed guidelines for the practice of Ayurveda and it is suggested by WHO to implement the same in other europian countries. Ayurveda department and a Chair is going to be introduced in some foreign reputed universities. By following these steps, Ayurveda can be made more beneficial in the society. Promotion and practice of Ayurveda at global level will certainly boost national as well as global economies as Ayurveda system of medicine is cost effective, safe and also, affordable. Certain modification can be made in Ayurveda therapy according to the national interest and global trends so that their economies also can be benefited. In nutshell, by promoting Ayurveda and integrative medicine we can achieve growth of global economy and health for all by 2030 can be achieved.