Almost all ayurveda medications work as tonics, feeding the brain and inducing healing qualities. This, in turn, clears psychological, emotional, and mental imbalances while also providing bodily sustenance. This is feasible since all of the components are naturally occurring and no chemicals are used in the manufacturing process.Most western medicines, on the other hand, are lab-created chemicals that are designed to act on specific aspects of the body, which may be beneficial for that purpose but will leave an imbalance elsewhere, and very few drugs in western medicine can be repurposed for other uses because they are made up of only one or two components, whereas most ayurvedic drugs are tonic-like and multi-purpose ones that always look to restore the body’s balance.

Nobody has ever gone below the poverty line by paying their expenses at an Ayurvedic institution. There will almost never be a circumstance in which Ayurveda physicians require patients to attend them on a regular basis. The Western medical system is the primary reason why middle-class families in India fall below the poverty line. Most medications are costly; treatments are beyond of reach for the common person; and most contemporary medical equipment needs frequent management, and patients on many occasions are obliged to utilize them on a regular basis. Anyway, it’s not about the connection; it’s about the expense. The bottom-line is Ayurveda is way cheaper than western medicine.

Ayurvedic medications focus on strengthening the body’s immune system, increasing its capacity and quality, rather than just activating it to react to a disease.