Baba Ramdev-led Patanjali Ayurved on Wednesday said that the recent remarks of the Indian Medical Association (IMA) on Coronil were “disheartening” and "uncalled for" and that they reflected a “lack of understanding of scientific research concepts.”
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Company claimed that it is the first evidence-based medicine to fight Covid-19Stating that Health Minister Harsh Vardhan has never undermined modern medicines, Patanjali said that his presence at the press conference showed “his sincere efforts as a health minister to provide acceptability to other forms of medicinal systems.”
“ It is quite beyond us to comprehend the serious and extremely offensive comment of “falsely fabricated unscientific product”, as all our research studies have been published in peer-reviewed research journals,” it stated.
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