Ayurvedic Treatments for Cancer

A comprehensive health system is a practice that is generally based on the standards of biomedicine (Hassannia, et al., 2020). They have their own diagnostic and treatment systems that are not dependent on biomedicine. Biomedicine is the study field that emphasizes on the domain of chemistry and biology that are related to healthcare. The discipline is broad ranging and there are three general domains of specialty that comprise of life sciences, bioengineering, and physiological sciences (Lock and Gordon, 2012). Ayurveda and Traditional Chinese Medicine, for example, offer a comprehensive therapeutic strategy that is suited to both the patient and the ailment (Hassannia, et al., 2020). Ayurveda, which means "the science of survival" in Sanskrit, has a thousand - year history in the Indian subcontinent. With over 400, 000 Ayurvedic practitioners, it has evolved through time and is now a recognized medical system in India. Ayurveda is a holistic health approach that stresses the mind - body connection and preserves natural human equilibrium (Khoobchandani, et al., 2020).