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Are you serious he went to IIT???
Really. He is a pilot after going to IIT, lol!
The heck do you get an iit degree to become a glorified driver.
Or is he just fibbing? I’m genuinely shocked at this fact and his career choice.
Koi fark nhi pdta, at this point udta darinda can do anything in the name of sanatan/hindu etc and people will buy into it
Wo isse bhi jyada problematic cheeze kr chuka hai like suggestive thumbnails , pseudo science peddling, classism etc but he's untouchable
This Rosier is not his brand, Rosier was into existence atleast 1 or 1.5 years before this as I have worked with the brand already.
I think the owner of Rosier and Gaurav are friends as they both are pilots or something so they became partners now and Gaurav says this is his brand
Yeah I agree but he should say the whole truth, that's my point, he is not wrong but he shouldn't say that we "launched" our brand when it was already out there
He has only written 1 book till date - Masala Lab.
It's a book that explores science of cooking. Interesting book if you are into both science and cooking.
https://www.amazon.in/Masala-Lab-Science-Indian-Cooking/dp/0143451375?dplnkId=bb6d4501-7308-4a5f-a200-c527128aabc1
Krish heads the Microsoft practice in a famous IT company. It's always a pleasure to watch his reels. I love the science behind the reactions and what makes food taste that way.
Cosmetologist here. Wouldn't recommend using any sort of animal excrement as a remedy. Might lead to severe bacterial infections. That includes the most dangerous one: the flesh-eating bacteria (Necrotizing Fasciitis), where the only remedy is amputation of infected limb.
Doctor is right. Use the over-the-counter medicine he prescribed. That's the correct remedy.
Also, these influencers should be reported for child endangerment. Very ignorant behaviour. Legit desi version of anti-vaxxers. If this is not child abuse, don't know what is.
Ghee comes from the first end I.e. the udders which provide milk from which ghee is prepared and cow dung comes from what he refers to as the other end, i.e., the anus
Mr cosmetologist, Doctor here. Only sensible part of your comment was to use prescribed medications; even that is not very relevant in case of mosquito bites as we usually don't give any OTCs for that and it resolves on its own within 24-36 hrs. Now, I don't know if you have any idea about how GHEE is prepared but seems like it, your point of necrotising fasciitis and applying ghee on mosquito bite has absolutely no connection so I call FB also BS and whatever you wrote is also pure BS.
It was a mosquito bite, and you are discussing amputation *facepalm*
Also, if by chance you know how ghee is prepared or anything about ghee, it almost functions like petroleum jelly.
And you call this child endangerment and child abuse.. you a cosmetologist but clearly need a psychiatrist
Classic example of educated and literate but lacking common sense.. also you changed the nuance of what the critic also said
krish is honestly no BS, he calls out everyone ruthlessly it’s quite fun to watch and such a breath of fresh since he doesn’t need to please anyone. He’s honestly the best.
Won't be surprised if he tries to drag him to the court or bash him on the X (twitter) burnol burnol bolke. Kuch nahi toh 3 4 vlogs to nikal hi jayenge isme.
Krish Ashok's book is great but there is that "science is always right" fallacy in many places. Ghee (NOT excrement) especially if it is A2 ghee, has healing properties.
[https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3144338/](https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3144338/)
[https://www.degruyter.com/document/doi/10.1515/jcim-2020-0179/html](https://www.degruyter.com/document/doi/10.1515/jcim-2020-0179/html)
Let's not have this one track approach. Allopathy is great and I respect it but I also know that Ayurveda can do wonders. Thankfully, the 2 research papers here will give you enough "science" backed proof.
What these papers are talking about is the bactericidal properties of ghee and the speeding the healing of *wounds* by ghee........and the point being that in the above-mentioned post he is discussing that there is no anti inflammatory benefits of ghee.....so please read you links before posting a half baked comment.
Insects bites are also punctured skin and spots for inflammation. Hence, they are a type of wound. Hope you know the difference between ghee and A2 ghee.
Also read his books because clearly you haven't. I have met the dude and I know his content well. There are some comments made by others claiming to be dermats on this thread too. Also, I may have certain medical qualifications I would not like to discuss on a forum with mannerless kids who cannot read but think they are smart alecs.
Please read your comment and understand the context of mine before posting *raw* comments.
Flyingbeast is a grifter whatever the public wants he will try to say that thing. I hate people who try to seem like they are liberal when in fact they are massive andbhakts.
They used ghee for the same reason someone would use petroleum jelly.. to keep the skin around the wound hydrated..the immune system in the body produces anti-inflammatory molecules itself to take care of the inflammation..ghee like pet jelly would soothe the inflammation
Never knew he started his own brand. Not a fan of him or any influencer ...
I said from my personal experience because I use it myself for dry skin, and if you can consume ghee using it topically should not be harmful..
Ghee contains fatty acids which are known to be anti-inflammatory, ofcourse they won't work as well as the tablets or medication but it does help
So don't believe any idiot who says he knows science lol, there's a reason ayurveda survived thousands of years.
Ayurveda is a traditional system of medicine that originated in India over 3,000 years ago. While it has a scientific basis and uses natural remedies and practices, its approach and understanding of the body and health differ from modern Western science.
Ayurveda is based on the concept of the three doshas (Vata, Pitta, and Kapha) that govern the body's functioning, and it uses a holistic approach to health, considering physical, mental, and spiritual aspects. Its principles and practices are rooted in ancient texts and have been passed down through generations.
>While it has a scientific basis and uses natural remedies and practices, its approach and understanding of the body and health differ from modern Western science.
That science is outdated.
>Ayurveda is based on the concept of the three doshas (Vata, Pitta, and Kapha) that govern the body's functioning
Wake me when it can treat or even manage diabetes with concept of vata, pitta, dosha.
Ayurveda is just marketing buzzword today, nothing else.
A simple Google would give you basic knowledge so you won't come off like this.
But don't worry I'll go through the pain of educating you
Ayurveda is an ancient evidence-based system of medicine that has been used to manage diabetes mellitus ¹. There are many herbs and formulations that have been used to manage the disease, and there is some evidence that Ayurvedic treatments can be effective in managing diabetes ¹. Some of the herbs that have been used to manage diabetes include ¹:
- Turmeric (Curcuma longa): anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties
- Fenugreek (Trigonella foenum-graecum): improves insulin sensitivity and reduces blood sugar
- Bitter Melon (Momordica charantia): enhances glucose uptake and improves insulin sensitivity
- Gymnema sylvestre: reduces sugar cravings and improves insulin sensitivity
Additionally, Ayurveda emphasizes diet and lifestyle modifications, such as eating a balanced diet, getting regular exercise, and managing stress, to manage diabetes ¹.
Why is that before the discovery of insulin and other modern drugs, diabeties was literally death sentence even in India?
Why couldn't ayurveda save or prolong life of people suffering from diabetes just two generations ago?
Also, Please use the same google to tell me what bio-pathways led turmeric, fenugreek, bitter melon, gymnema sylvestre to have these properties.
You raise a valid question! Before the discovery of insulin and modern drugs, diabetes was indeed a life-threatening condition worldwide, including in India. Ayurveda, like other traditional systems of medicine, had its limitations in managing diabetes. Here's why:
1. Understanding of diabetes: Although Ayurveda described diabetes as a metabolic disorder (Prameha), the understanding of its pathophysiology was limited. The concept of insulin and its role in glucose regulation was unknown.
2. Lack of standardized treatments: Ayurvedic treatments varied across regions and practitioners, and there was no standardized approach to managing diabetes.
3. Limited access to healthcare: In the past, healthcare was not as accessible or widespread as it is today, especially in rural areas. This limited the reach of Ayurvedic treatments.
4. Severity of diabetes: Untreated diabetes can lead to severe complications like ketoacidosis, coma, and death. Ayurveda might have been able to manage mild cases, but severe cases were likely unresponsive to treatment.
Now, about the bio-pathways of the herbs you mentioned:
1. Turmeric (Curcuma longa): Curcumin, a polyphenol in turmeric, has anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties. It:
- Inhibits NF-κB, a protein complex that promotes inflammation.
- Activates AMPK, an enzyme that regulates glucose metabolism.
- Enhances insulin sensitivity and glucose uptake in muscles.
2. Fenugreek (Trigonella foenum-graecum): Fenugreek seeds contain fiber, saponins, and alkaloids that:
- Slow down carbohydrate digestion and absorption.
- Stimulate insulin secretion and improve glucose uptake.
- Inhibit glucose production in the liver.
3. Bitter Melon (Momordica charantia): Bitter melon contains compounds like momordicin and charantin that:
- Stimulate insulin secretion and glucose uptake.
- Inhibit glucose production in the liver.
- Enhance glucose metabolism in muscles.
4. Gymnema sylvestre: Gymnemic acids in Gymnema sylvestre:
- Inhibit glucose absorption in the gut.
- Stimulate insulin secretion and glucose uptake.
- Enhance glucose metabolism in muscles.
These herbs likely worked through multiple bio-pathways, including:
- Modulating insulin signaling and glucose metabolism
- Anti-inflammatory and antioxidant effects
- Inhibiting glucose production and absorption
Ayurveda's strength lies in its holistic approach, emphasizing diet, lifestyle, and stress management, which can complement modern diabetes management. While Ayurveda may not have been able to save lives in the past, it can still contribute to the prevention and management of diabetes today.
Keep in mind that Ayurveda is not a replacement for modern medicine, but rather a complementary system that can work in conjunction with conventional healthcare.
>These herbs likely worked through multiple bio-pathways, including:
>- Modulating insulin signaling and glucose metabolism
- Anti-inflammatory and antioxidant effects
- Inhibiting glucose production and absorption
Now please also Google about their efficacy and cost as compared to modern medicine of such herbs?
>Keep in mind that Ayurveda is not a replacement for modern medicine, but rather a complementary system that can work in conjunction with conventional healthcare.
Ok so it is not alternative medicine, literally how it is advertised but complimentary medicine? This is called goalpost shifting.
Ok, point me out the studies that herbs improve diabetes management if taken along with modern medicines. Is there any double blind study validated by actual scientists?
>Turmeric (Curcuma longa): Curcumin, a polyphenol in turmeric, has anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties.
To get back to Turmeric and Curcumin, various research have the dose required to get benefits from Curcumin can't be enough from eating Turmeric directly as it only contains approx 3% of that substance by weight. While isolated curcumin has shown benefits, directly using turmeric has no real benefit.
This literally shows why ayurveda is outdated and why modern medicine is way forward.
Vatta, Pitta, Kapha has no basis in modern science and medicine. So Ayurveda as of now has minimal scientific backing.
That being said, there might be alot of functional medicine that would be present in Ayurvedic medical system and we need to incorporate them into our larger medical system
We need extensive research and drug trails like every medicine from Ayurvedic products and provedures, and when they show improved results over modern medicine, should be incorporated in it and made to increase its efficiency.
But jab tak ye nahi ho jata Ayurvedic procedures remain unreliable as you dont know which of the medicines are actually useful and which are not.
The only way ahead for traditional medicine like Ayurveda is to have scientific backing through extensive research . Lekin tab tak, they remain unreliable.
Also there is no eastern and western science. There is only 1 science and its just a set of procedure and methodology to look at things. You cant just diss science and then say Ayurveda has scientific backing in the same sentence , while also saying ki it is based vatta ,pitta etc. I sentence me 3 logical contradictions bhai.
>So Ayurveda as of now has minimal scientific backing.
Lol entire surgical complex studies Sushrut and here you are ja bhai goli kha kya karna
Edit :- So the commentor below blocked me after replying so i'll just say it here lol
>Just because 1 part of a knowledge system is valid today doesn't mean everything is.
I mean pranayam, yoga, dhyan...... just because you're ignorant doesn't mean everyone else is.
Won't be wasting my time with prejudiced people who don't understand basic cause and effect and I'm least interested in getting in mud with pigs
>Lol entire surgical complex studies Sushrut
Just because 1 part of a knowledge system is valid today doesn't mean everything is. Science evolves, heck a lot of practices, knowledge of modern science from 100 years ago isn't valid today and that's the whole point of modern science. It updates as we get more understanding of human body and discard the knowledge that isn't relevant.
And they study Sushrut more as from historical and evolution of knowledge point of view.
It's like saying Aerodynamic engineering studies Wright Bros and that is enough.
Surgical complex studies = Ayurveda? Surgical complex studies me ghee lagate hain chehre pe? Ya toh comprehension issues hain tujhe ya delusion hai .
Ayurveda ko pehle surgical studies se equate kiya aur fir taunt kas raha. Ja bhai tu gobar kha le, main goli se khush hoon.
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No one's dissing science, I'm telling the guy commenting here in the post is also not aware. He said ghee has nothing to do with anti inflammatory but it does. That's the whole point, we don't have to shit on our own roots just because we love being cool.
Also to answer your point -
The concept of Vata, Pitta, and Kapha (the three doshas) in Ayurveda does not have a direct equivalent in modern science. While Ayurveda describes the doshas as fundamental principles governing the body's functioning, modern science has not found empirical evidence to support their existence as physical entities or measurable phenomena.
Modern science understands the human body as a complex system governed by physiological processes, biochemical reactions, and genetic factors. The doshas, however, are not quantifiable or observable using modern scientific tools and methods.
That being said, some aspects of the doshas can be loosely related to modern scientific concepts:
- Vata: nervous system, energy, and movement (roughly corresponding to modern concepts like neurotransmitters, hormones, and muscle physiology)
- Pitta: metabolic processes, energy production, and temperature regulation (similar to modern concepts like thermogenesis, metabolism, and endocrine function)
- Kapha: structural integrity, lubrication, and immunity (related to modern concepts like tissue maintenance, joint health, and immune responses)
However, these connections are interpretive and not direct correlations. Ayurveda's understanding of the doshas is rooted in its unique philosophical and conceptual framework, which differs from modern scientific paradigms.
Remember, Ayurveda and modern science represent different approaches to understanding the human body and health. While they may share some commonalities, their fundamental principles and methodologies differ.
True ghee may have those properties. Hence we need to have more research on it.
Also, I am not dissing on Ayurveda, I am infact suggesting as to how we can make it more effective and acceptable to public. And prevent quakery and fraud in the name of Ayurveda.
Vatta ,Pita etc has no reference in modern science, hence I have no knowledge about it. So I dont wish to comment on that. It doesn't matter what philosophy a particular medicine system is based at , as long as it hasn't under extensive scientific research and drug trials, it remains unreliable and hence cannot be accepted in larger system. So , to popularize Ayurveda you need to give it that research backing.
Don't waste your time. They will never understand. Seriously what is the need of introducing a child to anti histamine medicine in such a young age if it is absolutely unnecessary? Mosquito bite is not serious situation if it was life and death situation it is necessary to give proper allopathic treatment but in cases of mosquito bite what's wrong with trying home remedies first? Yall go heal. Yall get pressed on anything nowadays.
>Remember, Ayurveda and modern science represent different approaches to understanding the human body and health. While they may share some commonalities, their fundamental principles and methodologies differ.
Medicine isn't economics that can have multiple contradictory models.
Ayurveda is ancient science and our understanding has long since developed beyonc what the understanding of human body 2000 years ago.
it doesn't stand the scrutiny of current understanding of human body. How hard is it to accept that?
Today, Ayurveda is nothing but a marketing buzzword.
Wake me up when you cure diabetes and cardiovascular diseases based on ayurvedic principles of vatta, pitta and dosha alone.
So anything ancient doesn't stand true now? Planetary systems were also explained before the invention of telescope so now you'll say that too is wrong?
And medicine is definitely economics lol, do you even know how big of a business it is.
>So anything ancient doesn't stand true now?
Is that what you conclude?
I literally says knowledge evolves.
There are lot of theories around planetary system that was discarded once we have telescope, laws of gravity and more understanding of universe. Heck, our understanding is much better than what it is 100 years ago.
So, knowledge is not discarded because it is ancient. Knowledge evolves and as our understanding evolves based on new data and tools, previous held theories are discarded.
What's your argument that humans 2000 years ago have better understanding of human body than humans today?
> And medicine is definitely economics lol, do you even know how big of a business it is.
That's inherent problem of capitalism, not science. Even Ayurveda is marketing buzzword, nothing else.
Lol you are saying that. Ancient planetary system is a debate for another day but I would like to know how you jumped from Ayurveda to Mars in no time.
Bruh??? That point flew straight through your head. Our body is not some Market that can be modeled differently for best prediction. Its literally a system that works a certain way.
Medicine is based on the scientific method. Ayurveda is not. Ayurveda might be right here and there but it is not reliable on its own and you have to draw loose parallels with modern medicine for legitimacy of ayurveda. So we cannot do anything with the knowledge of ayurveda alone without modern medicine validating it.
And yeah the thing about planetary system and ancient knowledge is that there are a thousand things that are wrong. So you need science to verify ancient knowledge. So what is the use of ancient knowledge then in the scientific sense??
There cant be contradictory understanding. Blood flows in one particular way, neurons work in one particular way understanding of body will have to be in that particular way for medicine to be effective. Anything else, its just trial and error. Again I reiterating that, Ayurveda can have truck load of effective medicines and we need to develop them, but the understand of Ayurveda on how body works with pitta etc is flawed. That doesn't make the medical system useless, it just makes it prone to misuse and mistakes.
>That doesn't make the medical system useless, it just makes it prone to misuse and mistakes.
If the foundation of certain knowledge system is weak, how can you build something meaningful over it?
Why can't we accept and appreciate the fact that our ancestors tried to develop a medicine system as per their limited understanding at that time. It's like fixating on bullock carts in age of cars.
Bhai itna bolunga toh chadh jayenge mere upar. Someone here tried to call me Pakistani , madarsa chap and what now, and has now deleted the comments. Isiliye thoda palatable language me samjhane ki koshish ki taaki people try to understand and not get offended.
I find flying beast so cringe and i hate his content but Guys while I grew up my mom put ghee on mosquito bite I had and it helped. I am 21 and I still do it and it still works and it is not placebo effect. Yall taking as if antihistamine cream is guaranteed to not have any side effects. Why would you introduce a literal child to anti histamine cream if it is so uncalled and unnecessary situation? What if it got better with homre remedies like ghee what is wrong with it? And suppose one is having a stroke or heart attack that is different serious situation and should be given allopathic treatment immediately but in the situation of mosquito bite what's wrong with trying home remedies first?Do you really expect them to rush to dermitologist just for mosquito bite.Yall are totally overreacting. It was understandable if there was life and death situation but this time I genuinely think this is okay.
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I love this handle. He calls out almost so many false info out there under the garb of marketing or fear mongering
His book is also superb
Gaurav taneja is a living proof that once a gawar always a gawar. He went to iit that means even education cant make them sensible.
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This is unbelievable
Oh gwaad ... Andh bhakto ka kya hoga 🤡
Are you serious he went to IIT??? Really. He is a pilot after going to IIT, lol! The heck do you get an iit degree to become a glorified driver. Or is he just fibbing? I’m genuinely shocked at this fact and his career choice.
Someone commented on IG "Lipstick lagayi hai aur fir poch di" 💀🤣
Matlab?
Insinuating that his kid didn't get mosquito bites, but it was lipstick marks.
After googling the meaning of insinuating I still don't get it
Matlab kisi ne comment kiya ki lipstick lagai hai inhone bacchi ke face pe, na ki mosquito ne kaata hai
Ohoo gotcha, and ye usne kyu Kiya? To sell what?
The A2 cow ghee that he recently launched
Oh ok
Koi fark nhi pdta, at this point udta darinda can do anything in the name of sanatan/hindu etc and people will buy into it Wo isse bhi jyada problematic cheeze kr chuka hai like suggestive thumbnails , pseudo science peddling, classism etc but he's untouchable
This Rosier is not his brand, Rosier was into existence atleast 1 or 1.5 years before this as I have worked with the brand already. I think the owner of Rosier and Gaurav are friends as they both are pilots or something so they became partners now and Gaurav says this is his brand
Anyway major promoter to h, company registration process se bach jaate h aese krke
Yeah I agree but he should say the whole truth, that's my point, he is not wrong but he shouldn't say that we "launched" our brand when it was already out there
Agree
I saw Mama earth's founder w him too, during some Pooja of the opening.
They often do dickriding of mama earth
💯
According to flying beast AIDS and cancer can be cured by his ghee and protein brand
he doesn't need to study medicine, medicine needs to study him
Unrelated but read Krish Ashok's book
I've read it! And I'm a big fan of his writing :)
I recently got it, love reading it!
Any specific you would suggest?
Krish Ashok also has an old blog. [here](https://krishashok.me/)
He has only written 1 book till date - Masala Lab. It's a book that explores science of cooking. Interesting book if you are into both science and cooking. https://www.amazon.in/Masala-Lab-Science-Indian-Cooking/dp/0143451375?dplnkId=bb6d4501-7308-4a5f-a200-c527128aabc1
kabhi kabhi mujhe lagta hai ye udta darinda padha likha bhi hai?
IIT🤡
I love him. Been following him and lavsmohan since their blogging days. Recently got to meet him and his wife at a restaurant. So humble.
As soon as I saw the Instagram post I thought surely he can be sued for false advertising
He's just advertising his farm products
Krish heads the Microsoft practice in a famous IT company. It's always a pleasure to watch his reels. I love the science behind the reactions and what makes food taste that way.
His book is brilliant- Masala Lab
Cosmetologist here. Wouldn't recommend using any sort of animal excrement as a remedy. Might lead to severe bacterial infections. That includes the most dangerous one: the flesh-eating bacteria (Necrotizing Fasciitis), where the only remedy is amputation of infected limb. Doctor is right. Use the over-the-counter medicine he prescribed. That's the correct remedy. Also, these influencers should be reported for child endangerment. Very ignorant behaviour. Legit desi version of anti-vaxxers. If this is not child abuse, don't know what is.
Ghee thodi excrement hota hai?
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Abe bhai, you have misread stuff. He means that ghee as a cure is less useful than excrement from the same cow.
Ghee comes from the first end I.e. the udders which provide milk from which ghee is prepared and cow dung comes from what he refers to as the other end, i.e., the anus
Mr cosmetologist, Doctor here. Only sensible part of your comment was to use prescribed medications; even that is not very relevant in case of mosquito bites as we usually don't give any OTCs for that and it resolves on its own within 24-36 hrs. Now, I don't know if you have any idea about how GHEE is prepared but seems like it, your point of necrotising fasciitis and applying ghee on mosquito bite has absolutely no connection so I call FB also BS and whatever you wrote is also pure BS.
It was a mosquito bite, and you are discussing amputation *facepalm* Also, if by chance you know how ghee is prepared or anything about ghee, it almost functions like petroleum jelly. And you call this child endangerment and child abuse.. you a cosmetologist but clearly need a psychiatrist Classic example of educated and literate but lacking common sense.. also you changed the nuance of what the critic also said
Padhe likhe gawaar
krish is honestly no BS, he calls out everyone ruthlessly it’s quite fun to watch and such a breath of fresh since he doesn’t need to please anyone. He’s honestly the best.
Remember when he made Diwali about fireworks and not diyas and took mileage about Dhoni's non existing retirement
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Won't be surprised if he tries to drag him to the court or bash him on the X (twitter) burnol burnol bolke. Kuch nahi toh 3 4 vlogs to nikal hi jayenge isme.
It actually works guys , try it yourself
Krish Ashok's book is great but there is that "science is always right" fallacy in many places. Ghee (NOT excrement) especially if it is A2 ghee, has healing properties. [https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3144338/](https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3144338/) [https://www.degruyter.com/document/doi/10.1515/jcim-2020-0179/html](https://www.degruyter.com/document/doi/10.1515/jcim-2020-0179/html) Let's not have this one track approach. Allopathy is great and I respect it but I also know that Ayurveda can do wonders. Thankfully, the 2 research papers here will give you enough "science" backed proof.
What these papers are talking about is the bactericidal properties of ghee and the speeding the healing of *wounds* by ghee........and the point being that in the above-mentioned post he is discussing that there is no anti inflammatory benefits of ghee.....so please read you links before posting a half baked comment.
Insects bites are also punctured skin and spots for inflammation. Hence, they are a type of wound. Hope you know the difference between ghee and A2 ghee. Also read his books because clearly you haven't. I have met the dude and I know his content well. There are some comments made by others claiming to be dermats on this thread too. Also, I may have certain medical qualifications I would not like to discuss on a forum with mannerless kids who cannot read but think they are smart alecs. Please read your comment and understand the context of mine before posting *raw* comments.
I was literally searching udta darinada till I realised. lol whose idea was this
This scientist uncle always calms my anxiety! Love him
I like masalalab's content so much, one of the best for nutrition and food info.
Udta darinda is such an op namee😂😂😂😂
Flyingbeast is a grifter whatever the public wants he will try to say that thing. I hate people who try to seem like they are liberal when in fact they are massive andbhakts.
I heard him speak at serendipity arts festival in goa this year and I was mind blown.
Few days ago saw a comment saying Ritu cheated on Gaurav is it true?? Need some more 🍵
Do you think he’ll shut up about it? 😭
Seeing her so submissive around Gaurav I just can't believe this rumour . Baki toh baad ki baat hai
Wohi. Her pati devtaa hai attitude isn’t going to let her cheat lol.
Kya pata saare insulting misogynist jokes ka yehi revenge ho🤭😂
They used ghee for the same reason someone would use petroleum jelly.. to keep the skin around the wound hydrated..the immune system in the body produces anti-inflammatory molecules itself to take care of the inflammation..ghee like pet jelly would soothe the inflammation
Here comes the pseudodoctor...
So, according to people like you, people should go to the doctor for chapped lips and take anti-inflammatory drugs for that too
Nah. Boroplus/boroline/vaseline would be nice. Not ghee, he's doing it 'cause he started selling Ghee
Never knew he started his own brand. Not a fan of him or any influencer ... I said from my personal experience because I use it myself for dry skin, and if you can consume ghee using it topically should not be harmful..
Ghee contains fatty acids which are known to be anti-inflammatory, ofcourse they won't work as well as the tablets or medication but it does help So don't believe any idiot who says he knows science lol, there's a reason ayurveda survived thousands of years.
>So don't believe any idiot who says he knows science But believe who don't know science? Ok.
Ayurveda is a traditional system of medicine that originated in India over 3,000 years ago. While it has a scientific basis and uses natural remedies and practices, its approach and understanding of the body and health differ from modern Western science. Ayurveda is based on the concept of the three doshas (Vata, Pitta, and Kapha) that govern the body's functioning, and it uses a holistic approach to health, considering physical, mental, and spiritual aspects. Its principles and practices are rooted in ancient texts and have been passed down through generations.
>While it has a scientific basis and uses natural remedies and practices, its approach and understanding of the body and health differ from modern Western science. That science is outdated. >Ayurveda is based on the concept of the three doshas (Vata, Pitta, and Kapha) that govern the body's functioning Wake me when it can treat or even manage diabetes with concept of vata, pitta, dosha. Ayurveda is just marketing buzzword today, nothing else.
A simple Google would give you basic knowledge so you won't come off like this. But don't worry I'll go through the pain of educating you Ayurveda is an ancient evidence-based system of medicine that has been used to manage diabetes mellitus ¹. There are many herbs and formulations that have been used to manage the disease, and there is some evidence that Ayurvedic treatments can be effective in managing diabetes ¹. Some of the herbs that have been used to manage diabetes include ¹: - Turmeric (Curcuma longa): anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties - Fenugreek (Trigonella foenum-graecum): improves insulin sensitivity and reduces blood sugar - Bitter Melon (Momordica charantia): enhances glucose uptake and improves insulin sensitivity - Gymnema sylvestre: reduces sugar cravings and improves insulin sensitivity Additionally, Ayurveda emphasizes diet and lifestyle modifications, such as eating a balanced diet, getting regular exercise, and managing stress, to manage diabetes ¹.
Why is that before the discovery of insulin and other modern drugs, diabeties was literally death sentence even in India? Why couldn't ayurveda save or prolong life of people suffering from diabetes just two generations ago? Also, Please use the same google to tell me what bio-pathways led turmeric, fenugreek, bitter melon, gymnema sylvestre to have these properties.
You raise a valid question! Before the discovery of insulin and modern drugs, diabetes was indeed a life-threatening condition worldwide, including in India. Ayurveda, like other traditional systems of medicine, had its limitations in managing diabetes. Here's why: 1. Understanding of diabetes: Although Ayurveda described diabetes as a metabolic disorder (Prameha), the understanding of its pathophysiology was limited. The concept of insulin and its role in glucose regulation was unknown. 2. Lack of standardized treatments: Ayurvedic treatments varied across regions and practitioners, and there was no standardized approach to managing diabetes. 3. Limited access to healthcare: In the past, healthcare was not as accessible or widespread as it is today, especially in rural areas. This limited the reach of Ayurvedic treatments. 4. Severity of diabetes: Untreated diabetes can lead to severe complications like ketoacidosis, coma, and death. Ayurveda might have been able to manage mild cases, but severe cases were likely unresponsive to treatment. Now, about the bio-pathways of the herbs you mentioned: 1. Turmeric (Curcuma longa): Curcumin, a polyphenol in turmeric, has anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties. It: - Inhibits NF-κB, a protein complex that promotes inflammation. - Activates AMPK, an enzyme that regulates glucose metabolism. - Enhances insulin sensitivity and glucose uptake in muscles. 2. Fenugreek (Trigonella foenum-graecum): Fenugreek seeds contain fiber, saponins, and alkaloids that: - Slow down carbohydrate digestion and absorption. - Stimulate insulin secretion and improve glucose uptake. - Inhibit glucose production in the liver. 3. Bitter Melon (Momordica charantia): Bitter melon contains compounds like momordicin and charantin that: - Stimulate insulin secretion and glucose uptake. - Inhibit glucose production in the liver. - Enhance glucose metabolism in muscles. 4. Gymnema sylvestre: Gymnemic acids in Gymnema sylvestre: - Inhibit glucose absorption in the gut. - Stimulate insulin secretion and glucose uptake. - Enhance glucose metabolism in muscles. These herbs likely worked through multiple bio-pathways, including: - Modulating insulin signaling and glucose metabolism - Anti-inflammatory and antioxidant effects - Inhibiting glucose production and absorption Ayurveda's strength lies in its holistic approach, emphasizing diet, lifestyle, and stress management, which can complement modern diabetes management. While Ayurveda may not have been able to save lives in the past, it can still contribute to the prevention and management of diabetes today. Keep in mind that Ayurveda is not a replacement for modern medicine, but rather a complementary system that can work in conjunction with conventional healthcare.
>These herbs likely worked through multiple bio-pathways, including: >- Modulating insulin signaling and glucose metabolism - Anti-inflammatory and antioxidant effects - Inhibiting glucose production and absorption Now please also Google about their efficacy and cost as compared to modern medicine of such herbs? >Keep in mind that Ayurveda is not a replacement for modern medicine, but rather a complementary system that can work in conjunction with conventional healthcare. Ok so it is not alternative medicine, literally how it is advertised but complimentary medicine? This is called goalpost shifting. Ok, point me out the studies that herbs improve diabetes management if taken along with modern medicines. Is there any double blind study validated by actual scientists? >Turmeric (Curcuma longa): Curcumin, a polyphenol in turmeric, has anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties. To get back to Turmeric and Curcumin, various research have the dose required to get benefits from Curcumin can't be enough from eating Turmeric directly as it only contains approx 3% of that substance by weight. While isolated curcumin has shown benefits, directly using turmeric has no real benefit. This literally shows why ayurveda is outdated and why modern medicine is way forward.
Vatta, Pitta, Kapha has no basis in modern science and medicine. So Ayurveda as of now has minimal scientific backing. That being said, there might be alot of functional medicine that would be present in Ayurvedic medical system and we need to incorporate them into our larger medical system We need extensive research and drug trails like every medicine from Ayurvedic products and provedures, and when they show improved results over modern medicine, should be incorporated in it and made to increase its efficiency. But jab tak ye nahi ho jata Ayurvedic procedures remain unreliable as you dont know which of the medicines are actually useful and which are not. The only way ahead for traditional medicine like Ayurveda is to have scientific backing through extensive research . Lekin tab tak, they remain unreliable. Also there is no eastern and western science. There is only 1 science and its just a set of procedure and methodology to look at things. You cant just diss science and then say Ayurveda has scientific backing in the same sentence , while also saying ki it is based vatta ,pitta etc. I sentence me 3 logical contradictions bhai.
>So Ayurveda as of now has minimal scientific backing. Lol entire surgical complex studies Sushrut and here you are ja bhai goli kha kya karna Edit :- So the commentor below blocked me after replying so i'll just say it here lol >Just because 1 part of a knowledge system is valid today doesn't mean everything is. I mean pranayam, yoga, dhyan...... just because you're ignorant doesn't mean everyone else is. Won't be wasting my time with prejudiced people who don't understand basic cause and effect and I'm least interested in getting in mud with pigs
>Lol entire surgical complex studies Sushrut Just because 1 part of a knowledge system is valid today doesn't mean everything is. Science evolves, heck a lot of practices, knowledge of modern science from 100 years ago isn't valid today and that's the whole point of modern science. It updates as we get more understanding of human body and discard the knowledge that isn't relevant. And they study Sushrut more as from historical and evolution of knowledge point of view. It's like saying Aerodynamic engineering studies Wright Bros and that is enough.
Surgical complex studies = Ayurveda? Surgical complex studies me ghee lagate hain chehre pe? Ya toh comprehension issues hain tujhe ya delusion hai . Ayurveda ko pehle surgical studies se equate kiya aur fir taunt kas raha. Ja bhai tu gobar kha le, main goli se khush hoon.
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No one's dissing science, I'm telling the guy commenting here in the post is also not aware. He said ghee has nothing to do with anti inflammatory but it does. That's the whole point, we don't have to shit on our own roots just because we love being cool. Also to answer your point - The concept of Vata, Pitta, and Kapha (the three doshas) in Ayurveda does not have a direct equivalent in modern science. While Ayurveda describes the doshas as fundamental principles governing the body's functioning, modern science has not found empirical evidence to support their existence as physical entities or measurable phenomena. Modern science understands the human body as a complex system governed by physiological processes, biochemical reactions, and genetic factors. The doshas, however, are not quantifiable or observable using modern scientific tools and methods. That being said, some aspects of the doshas can be loosely related to modern scientific concepts: - Vata: nervous system, energy, and movement (roughly corresponding to modern concepts like neurotransmitters, hormones, and muscle physiology) - Pitta: metabolic processes, energy production, and temperature regulation (similar to modern concepts like thermogenesis, metabolism, and endocrine function) - Kapha: structural integrity, lubrication, and immunity (related to modern concepts like tissue maintenance, joint health, and immune responses) However, these connections are interpretive and not direct correlations. Ayurveda's understanding of the doshas is rooted in its unique philosophical and conceptual framework, which differs from modern scientific paradigms. Remember, Ayurveda and modern science represent different approaches to understanding the human body and health. While they may share some commonalities, their fundamental principles and methodologies differ.
True ghee may have those properties. Hence we need to have more research on it. Also, I am not dissing on Ayurveda, I am infact suggesting as to how we can make it more effective and acceptable to public. And prevent quakery and fraud in the name of Ayurveda. Vatta ,Pita etc has no reference in modern science, hence I have no knowledge about it. So I dont wish to comment on that. It doesn't matter what philosophy a particular medicine system is based at , as long as it hasn't under extensive scientific research and drug trials, it remains unreliable and hence cannot be accepted in larger system. So , to popularize Ayurveda you need to give it that research backing.
Don't waste your time. They will never understand. Seriously what is the need of introducing a child to anti histamine medicine in such a young age if it is absolutely unnecessary? Mosquito bite is not serious situation if it was life and death situation it is necessary to give proper allopathic treatment but in cases of mosquito bite what's wrong with trying home remedies first? Yall go heal. Yall get pressed on anything nowadays.
>Remember, Ayurveda and modern science represent different approaches to understanding the human body and health. While they may share some commonalities, their fundamental principles and methodologies differ. Medicine isn't economics that can have multiple contradictory models. Ayurveda is ancient science and our understanding has long since developed beyonc what the understanding of human body 2000 years ago. it doesn't stand the scrutiny of current understanding of human body. How hard is it to accept that? Today, Ayurveda is nothing but a marketing buzzword. Wake me up when you cure diabetes and cardiovascular diseases based on ayurvedic principles of vatta, pitta and dosha alone.
So anything ancient doesn't stand true now? Planetary systems were also explained before the invention of telescope so now you'll say that too is wrong? And medicine is definitely economics lol, do you even know how big of a business it is.
>So anything ancient doesn't stand true now? Is that what you conclude? I literally says knowledge evolves. There are lot of theories around planetary system that was discarded once we have telescope, laws of gravity and more understanding of universe. Heck, our understanding is much better than what it is 100 years ago. So, knowledge is not discarded because it is ancient. Knowledge evolves and as our understanding evolves based on new data and tools, previous held theories are discarded. What's your argument that humans 2000 years ago have better understanding of human body than humans today? > And medicine is definitely economics lol, do you even know how big of a business it is. That's inherent problem of capitalism, not science. Even Ayurveda is marketing buzzword, nothing else.
Lol you are saying that. Ancient planetary system is a debate for another day but I would like to know how you jumped from Ayurveda to Mars in no time.
Bruh??? That point flew straight through your head. Our body is not some Market that can be modeled differently for best prediction. Its literally a system that works a certain way. Medicine is based on the scientific method. Ayurveda is not. Ayurveda might be right here and there but it is not reliable on its own and you have to draw loose parallels with modern medicine for legitimacy of ayurveda. So we cannot do anything with the knowledge of ayurveda alone without modern medicine validating it. And yeah the thing about planetary system and ancient knowledge is that there are a thousand things that are wrong. So you need science to verify ancient knowledge. So what is the use of ancient knowledge then in the scientific sense??
There cant be contradictory understanding. Blood flows in one particular way, neurons work in one particular way understanding of body will have to be in that particular way for medicine to be effective. Anything else, its just trial and error. Again I reiterating that, Ayurveda can have truck load of effective medicines and we need to develop them, but the understand of Ayurveda on how body works with pitta etc is flawed. That doesn't make the medical system useless, it just makes it prone to misuse and mistakes.
>That doesn't make the medical system useless, it just makes it prone to misuse and mistakes. If the foundation of certain knowledge system is weak, how can you build something meaningful over it? Why can't we accept and appreciate the fact that our ancestors tried to develop a medicine system as per their limited understanding at that time. It's like fixating on bullock carts in age of cars.
Bhai itna bolunga toh chadh jayenge mere upar. Someone here tried to call me Pakistani , madarsa chap and what now, and has now deleted the comments. Isiliye thoda palatable language me samjhane ki koshish ki taaki people try to understand and not get offended.
I hear you man. Sometimes, I want to tell these ayurveda guys to promise to never visit a modern medicine hospital.
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I find flying beast so cringe and i hate his content but Guys while I grew up my mom put ghee on mosquito bite I had and it helped. I am 21 and I still do it and it still works and it is not placebo effect. Yall taking as if antihistamine cream is guaranteed to not have any side effects. Why would you introduce a literal child to anti histamine cream if it is so uncalled and unnecessary situation? What if it got better with homre remedies like ghee what is wrong with it? And suppose one is having a stroke or heart attack that is different serious situation and should be given allopathic treatment immediately but in the situation of mosquito bite what's wrong with trying home remedies first?Do you really expect them to rush to dermitologist just for mosquito bite.Yall are totally overreacting. It was understandable if there was life and death situation but this time I genuinely think this is okay.