Ramdev’s Patanjali Claims New Drugs Will Cure Covid Patients In 7 Days

Haridwar:

Patanjali right now launched an Ayurvedic medication equipment that it claimed can deal with coronavirus inside seven days and has proven “100 per cent favourable results during clinical trials on patients”, although scientists internationally are racing to discover a treatment for the virus.

The medicines, named “Coronil and Swasari” have been developed based mostly on analysis and trials on 280 sufferers throughout the nation, stated Patanjali’s founder, Yoga instructor Ramdev.

There is not any scientific proof of any various treatment for COVID-19, whilst vaccines are being examined by many nations.

“The whole country and the world was waiting for medicine or vaccine for corona. We are proud to announce that the first Ayurvedic, clinically controlled trial-based evidence and research-based medicine has been prepared by the combined efforts of Patanjali Research Centre and NIMS,” Ramdev was quoted as saying by information company ANI.

“We are launching COVID medicines Coronil and Swasari today. We conducted two trials of these, first clinical controlled study, which took place in Delhi, Ahmedabad, among many other cities. Under this 280 patients were included and 100 per cent of those recovered. We were able to control Corona and its complications in this. After this the all-important clinical control trial was conducted,” he claimed.
Patanjali collaborated with National Institute of Medical Sciences or NIMS University, Jaipur, within the challenge.

“With the help of NIMS, Jaipur we conducted the clinical control study on 95 patients. The biggest thing which came out of this is that within three days 69 per cent patients recovered and became negative from positive (cases) and within seven days 100 per cent of them became negative,” stated Ramdev, claiming that crucial approvals for conducting trials of the medication on sufferers had been taken from competent authorities.

The World Health Organization has put out a phrase of warning for various treatment claims. It says whereas “some western, traditional or home remedies may provide comfort and alleviate symptoms of COVID-19, there is no evidence that current medicine can prevent or cure the disease. WHO does not recommend self-medication with any medicines, including antibiotics, as a prevention or cure for COVID-19. However, there are several ongoing clinical trials that include both western and traditional medicines.”