The first time I heard someone compare Allopathy and Ayurveda to the Ganga and Yamuna, I was surprised. A history professor came into my clinic—chronic...
When jaundice stains someone’s eyes yellow in India, two things happen: a doctor writes a prescription, and a grandmother whispers, “Get sugarcane juice.” This isn’t...
Dawn breaks over Bangalore. Through the mist curling around centuries-old rain trees, voices rise in morning ragas. Watch. In some traditional homes and modern apartments...
Every seven seconds, somewhere in India, a child gasps for air. Every twelve minutes, an adult rushes to an emergency room, fingers clutching an inhaler....
Priya came to my clinic looking tired and frustrated. The 32-year-old had been struggling with persistent leucorrhea (white vaginal discharge) for months. Creams and antibiotics...
In the unforgiving landscape of irritable bowel syndrome, the sufferer wanders, a prisoner to their gut. They seek solace in modern medicine, a reprieve from...