Whole body treatment has become an imperative

Whole body treatment has become an imperative

The COVID-19 pandemic has thrown the existing medical modalities in disarray. While anti-viral agents and vaccines are continuously sought after, there is no easy fix in handling the condition of the human body in a vast majority of COVID-19 infected patients. While current western medicines can only treat individual body parts (i.e. the lungs, the liver, the heart, the brain, etc.), medical evidence has made it clear that COVID-19 affects the whole body. Additionally, the concept of treating the whole body is outside the domain of western medicine due to the modality evolving from specialised to super specialised. Conversely, the holistic Indian Ayurvedic medicines, have practiced treating the whole body rather than treating symptomatic specific body parts, right from their inception. While the ability to accurately diagnose and treat symptomatically is absolutely vital and something that Western medicine has done successfully, the urgent need for treating the whole body, as posed by the current COVID-19 pandemic, makes an imperative case for the integration of holistic Ayurvedic and Western medicines to co-exist. Ultimately, this will allow patients to benefit immensely from a combination of both symptomatic and whole-body treatments—thus  saving human lives across the world. Our inventions of Nano-Ayurvedic medicines, a deep integration of holistic and western medicine, through Green Nanotechnology, would provide lifesaving health care tools to the global population.

 

Posted on October 11, 2020 .

Dr. Kattesh Katti uses cinnamon, other natural compounds to treat cancer

“The original procedure Katti used to create the gold nanoparticles required the use of hazardous chemicals, such as sodium borohydride and hydrazine. Katti resolved this problem by substituting plants. Plants like cinnamon and tea leaves, which are staples in the human diet, contain electron-rich antioxidants necessary for converting the base of the nanoparticles, gold compounds, into the gold nanoparticles. The antioxidants reduce the gold compounds down to the nanoparticles through chemical reduction and then stabilize them to prevent them from binding together”….Article by Taylor Malottki

Posted on May 15, 2015 .

Introduction

In response to requests and kind demands by numerous friends and scientific peers globally, I have decided to contribute regularly through my blog. I will provide my views on higher education, cutting edge research in medicine, nanotechnology, green nanotechnology and nanomedicine--related  to economic development--all in the global and US context.

Please note that now and in the future, all posts on this blog are my personal views and they do not reflect the views of my institution.

Wishing all readers the very best for 2015 and beyond.

Kattesh

Posted on January 5, 2015 .