Abstract

A REVIEW ON HOW HERBAL MEDICINE IS SUPERIOR THAN ALLOPATHIC MEDICINE IN PREVENTION OF COVID - 19

Mohd. Wasiullah, Piyush Yadav*, Harshit Singh and Satish Kumar Yadav

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Abstract

The COVID-19 pandemic has hit an international healthcare system with low levels of preparedness and emergency response. Although the advent of effective vaccines has helped governments, the scientific community, and the general public to emerge from the pandemic, effective drug therapies (including immunotherapy) for the prevention and treatment of COVID-19 has not yet been established. Internationally, this has increased the demand and supply of many complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) practices. Recent surveys show that the public and patients are increasingly seeking his CAM information from pharmacists and other health care professionals for the purposes of preventing, relieving symptoms, or treating COVID-19. I'm here. This narrative commentary provides an update on global practices, policies, and research related to the use of CAM in the context of COVID-19. Health professionals' understanding of CAMs in general and those who have been alerted to the potential benefits of COVID-19, patient and consumer behaviour related to CAM use. Health professionals' awareness of the cultural, religious, and self-care practices associated with the use of CAM is important to inform effective communication and counselling practices and to promote evidence-based self-care when patients undergo counselling.

Keywords: Covid-19, Immunity, Herbal medicine, Traditional Application, Allopathy.