Significance of Ayurveda Technology in the present scenario

BALASORE, India - March 14, 2016 - PRLog -- Significance of Ayurveda Technology in the present scenario
Dr.Abhay Kumar Pati, CEO Biotechayur, Odisha, India

Thank you for your invitation.  I wanted to join you on that occasion and to encourage you. Unfortunately, the seminar started two and half hours late.  I was not made aware of the time change.  I have been  living in the United States for the past 37 years and I have traveled the globe. Unfortunately, people India do not have the same sense of time.  Due to my other scheduled meetings, I had to rush to Bhubaneswar.   I wanted to complete and conclude my presentation on power point. I am sad that convener did not allow me an additional 5 mins or so. We were almost done, but had to discontinue.

I have no doubt that all of you are good, honest well qualified Ayurvedic physicians, researchers,  including Dr. Jayasingh and Dr. Nrusingha Sahoo. I have known all of you for a long time and you are the pioneers in Ayurvedic medicine in my Odisha.

I expected to hear speeches on the scientific aspect of Ayurvedic medicine, Ayurvedic medical science and significance of Ayurveda technology in comparing with modern bio pharma industry.  Why were the speakers talking about Sanskrit literature and  language?   My speech was  short and very informative on Ayurvedic medicine and it's scientific research work on medicinal plants and phyto chemicals.  I also spoke on the research of Indian Medicinal plants; plants into bio-pharma industry; recent discoveries on Ayurvedic medicine as well as drug delivery in Ayurvedic medicine.  I was explaining how Ayurvedic medicine acts as part of nutritional and  functional food and my process of  Research & Development work at the Biotechayur Lab step by step.   Dr. Bhimsen  Behera interrupted me during my speech (due to the late start) while others were talking for an hour on subject matters not related for this seminar.
My focus was on the analytical and validation of  phytochemical, pharmacognosy as well as heavy  metal (like mercury, lead, arsenic)  validation of minerals and metals in Ayurvedic medicine using modern State of  the Art Chromatographic Photo Spectrometer.  No doubt our Ayurvedic herbal  products and bhasmas  are good, but most of the ayurvedic products are not validated using modern, sophisticated analytical instruments. This is the primary reason Ayurvedic medicine is being banned in  USA and Europe.   I am an advocate on modern Ayurvedic medicine and I am arguing with many government agencies about the efficacy of our Ayurvedic products, particularly which contain bhasmas.
I can guarantee that  many  Ayurvedic products contain heavy metals and those are not analytically validated at all. Western countries ban Ayurvedic products because of no established analytical data are available at all. A few organizations, like my Biotechayur Pvt Ltd has installed a large number of Analytical and chromatographic instruments and the lab has been certified by many agencies of local and central government.
A few months ago, I met the Director of General Information Technology of India, when he was  in  California.   He talked about informatics on Ayurvedic medicine which Ayurvedic medicine is lacking.  Lot of things I would like to do  for the advancement of my Ayurvedic  medical science as an Ayurvedic physician, researcher,  industrialist.  My hands are so tied, while others are honored  and I am ignored

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Thank you.

Dr.Abhay Kumar Pati, CEO Best Nutrition USA, Biotechayur,  India

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