Yoga guru Baba Ramdev claimed on Tuesday that the Patanjali Research Institute has made Corona the Ayurvedic drug 'Coronil'. Baba Ramdev said in a press conference in Haridwar, the drug trial has been done on the patients of Corona. The trial revealed that 69% of corona patients recovered in 3 days. At the same time, there was a 100 percent recovery rate on giving the medicine for 7 days. Patanjali launched a kit of three medicines. Which contains coronil, molecule oil, and inhaler in tablet form.
The drug has been banned by the Central Government at present. The center said that Patanjali should inform us about this drug and do not promote and advertise it until our investigation is complete.
Acharya Balakrishna wrote on Twitter, there was not a single death in the trial
Acharya Balkrishna, managing director of Patanjali Ayurved, also gave this information through a tweet on Tuesday night. Acharya Balakrishna wrote, We have given information to the Ministry of AYUSH following 100% of the rules of the trial. Acharya has given the complete story of the preparation of Ayurvedic medicine in his tweet. Ayurvedic medicine was tried, he wrote. The corona patient report came negative 3 to 15 days after the drug was given. None of the patients involved in the trial died.
Ingredients present in Ayurvedic medicine increase immunity.
According to Acharya Balakrishna, medicine has been prepared by the scientists of the Patanjali Research Institute. To prepare it, Divya Sanshari Vati, Giloy Ghanvati, Tulsi Ghanvati, and Patanjali Ashwagandha capsules have been used with Divine Molecule Oil. These drugs contain phytochemicals and essential mineral elements that treat immunity symptoms and increase immunity.
Drugs involved in clinical trials break the corona infection chain
According to Acharya Balakrishna, Ayurvedic medicines included in clinical trials increase the immunity of a person from the lung to disease. These break the chain of infection of the corona. When the corona reaches the body and starts increasing its number, these drugs inhibit it. Controlling the infection eliminates the corona.
These drugs immediately affect the problems and symptoms in the body caused by coronavirus. Such as cold, cold, fever, pneumonia, and difficulty in breathing, these drugs show effect. Corona infection is controlled and treated through medication.
Preparation to publish research in the journal
According to the tweet, the drug has been tried in many cities of the country including Delhi, Ahmedabad, and Meerut. The drug has been prepared jointly by Patanjali and Nimes University of Rajasthan. Preparations are being made to publish the research in the journal. Soon, research information will be found in detail on Patanjali's website.
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