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When to stop medicine?
When you take allopathic pill, bp is controlled as long as you take it. Once you stop taking it, bp goes up. Does mukta vati work similarly in that once u stop taking it the bp goes up? Or if bp reaches 120/80 we can stop mukta vati? But once we stop it, does bp go up just as in allopathic medicine?
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Thanks for appreciation of medicine action...
It's modern approach who won't share non Pharmacological approach to deal BP and consequences of drug use or abuse(practionner as has knowledge concern /professional obligations concern to continue the drug molecule for benefit of Pharma lobby.
Ayurveda shares detox therapy followed Rasayan Therapy for specific period then u can discontinue by ur Ayurveda drs adv.
To follow maintenance detox therapy n Rasayana Vajikaran Therapy for next year
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As Gramya Ahar has its own advantage and disadvantage
but u can choose to be
Yogi single time foody in a day
Bhogi 2 times foody in a day
Rogi 3 times Food in a day
Any time person can reach self funeral (may die highest probability) when he chooses to have food 4 times a day
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Sir ur question is not adequate...
If anybody had a cure for blood pressure or sugar, will people take regular medicine for that??
Its just that ayurvedic medicine has no side effects...
Allopathic will have...
Precautions and diet need to be followed with proper ayurvedic medicine..
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Mukta vati does not cure hypertension of it's root cause.So,require to continue it in a similar way as allopathic medicines.
It is only effective in cases of mild to moderate hypertension. In severe hypertension it may not work.
Sometimes may require other medicines too.
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