Ayurveda impact on Indian economy.....

Ayurveda, the science of life is a very ancient science that practically involves the principles of constituents of the body and treating the same by correcting the disorders. Ayurveda never recommends anything like a disease but is a disorder that might be imbalances of tri-dosha i.e. Vata, Kapha, and pitta disturbances of the body or hormonal imbalances but Ayurveda considers the hormonal disbalance also the causal factor to the tri-dosa only. As per Ayurveda, if people maintain their routine lifestyle as per the principles quoted in the shastras, the textbook of Ayurveda i.e.Niyam (Rules) and Saiyam (Regulation), man becomes Shatayu (means a person normally can live 100 years) or more than that. But nowadays luxurious life making us lethargic and lazy too. Even people very hardly going to morning walk that also after strict advice of the doctors. When a doctor told if we do not do exercise, many complications will be started then only people considering their health that is also very lesser. 

[Raw drugs to prepare Ayurvedic medicine]

No doubt, Ayurveda has gained popularity from the beginning of civilization and has been practicing many countries because its treating methodology means not suppressing disease but eliminating it from the roots and correcting causal factors so that the recurrence of the disease may not happen. 

As the Ayurveda is part of the Indian System of Medicines and is being practiced along with the Ayush system but it has its own attraction in curing of disease. Involvement of Ayurveda in human life all over the world has been seen since Covid - 19 pandemic, when it was declared that there was no vaccine or preventive measures to control corona that time the Ayurveda was only the support to teach the people how to come across the trouble of respiratory disease by teaching Anulom-Vilom, Pranayam, kapal - bhati, etc and it has given more effective treatment in the form of churn, avaleha, kadha, etc and that won the trust of people due to its positive effects. 

In fact, now every house in India is equipped with various forms of medicines that belong to the Ayurvedic System only. People also have more trust in Ayurveda in comparison to other systems of medicines due to its unique treatment methodology. The demands of Ayurvedic medicine increasing day by day, so, no doubt, in the future, Ayurveda will be highly profitable in the case of the economy in India.