Indian healthcare professionals are questioning claims by popular yoga guru and ...
MUMBAI - Indian healthcare professionals are questioning claims by popular yoga guru and entrepreneur Baba Ramdev who said he has found an ayurvedic remedy that would help ward off coronavirus.
He did not provide evidence for the research, which he said had been sent to an unspecified international journal. In a series of tweets, Ramdev also urged Indians to take up yoga to boost immunity, using the hashtag #YogaForCorona. The virus has infected nearly 200,000 people worldwide and over 140 in India, where three people have died. The ayurvedic companies’ tweets have infuriated healthcare professionals who fear they will hurt the battle to stem the virus.
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