Traditional Medicine
Significance
- Less Capital Intensive: Traditional and complementary remedies require only a small amount of technical input. As a result, they are also affordable to the poor, and they have the potential to help many developing countries, like India, improve their health-care systems.
- Improving access to Public Health Facilities: Despite the fact that 71 per cent of the population is rural, only 34 per cent of allopathic doctors practise in rural areas. The proportion of Ayush doctors in some of the country's poorest areas is significant. As a result, health facilities in remote places may be more accessible.
- Improved Illness Management: The ....
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