Government to Give Medical Visa for Ayurvedic Tourism
The government’s plan to offer medical visa for foreigners visiting Kerala for Ayurvedic treatment is bound to be a boost for both Ayurveda and tourism.
The government’s plan to offer medical visa for foreigners visiting Kerala for Ayurvedic treatment is bound to be a boost for both Ayurveda and tourism.
After setting up the nation’s apex Ayurvedic Institute, the All India Institute of Ayurveda at New Delhi, along the lines of the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), the next step from the government towards promoting Ayurveda is this Ayurvedic research institute.
With the monsoons at their peak, Karkidakam, the last month in the Malayalam calendar is the best time for getting an Ayurvedic treatment.
With more seats being allocated, more youngsters are bound to turn to Ayurveda, meaning that the ancient healing system is going to have more practitioners.
With the onset of the monsoons come a spate of monsoon ailments. This year, the govt. ropes in Ayurveda to combat fevers, Dengue and Malaria, among others.
Research has proved the effectiveness of the traditional Jasada Bhasma used for centuries by Ayurveda as a treatment for diabetes.
Pune’s Ayurveda Industrial Training Institute offers courses to enhance skills of practitioners and encourage Ayurveda related entrepreneurship.
With the Swiss government’s order to award nationally recognized certificates to Ayurvedic practitioners, Ayurveda becomes part of Swiss healthcare system.
At the Arabian Travel Market, Kerala Tourism Guns for the Arab World with its biodiversity campaign highlighting the holistic goodness of Ayurveda
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The recent withdrawal of the order allowing BAMS (Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery) students to train in Gynaecology and Obstetrics in government hospitals has sparked protests statewide in Kerala, from Ayurveda students and practitioners.