Yes, Integrative Medicine at post-graduate level will be more effective and comprehensive to treat life style related diseases, metabolic syndrome, cancer, psychological disorders etc. through medicine and some procedures. Like this an Integrative post-graduate may be useful in surgical diseases but this should be well framed with evidence based medicine and procedures.

Over the past few years, international medical attention has increased with the complementary medicine known to alternative medicine until WHO decided to change its name to complementary medicine and adopt a new strategy from 2014 to 2023 with a view to developing it and adopting the methodology and scientific research in its application.

The name of complementary medicine is broader and broader because it is complementary to the role of the doctor and not a substitute for it as was rumored. Unfortunately, this type of medicine has been exploited to promote methods of treatment that are not based on scientific and methodological basis. The main aim of these practices was the physical aspect and exploitation. This also led to the lack of conviction of many doctors of this type of treatment Because of the lack of sufficient scientific and research evidence to support or rely on them. However, many health authorities have started a number of studies and scientific researches in the past years, especially in the field of Chinese medicine, cupping, herbal medicine, chiropractic, ozone therapy, etc. Scientific side of some types of complementary medicine

The Ayurved medicinal plants research is on larger scale in India in many institutes, universities and research councils. In USA and European countries research in depth that is at molecular level action along with other aspects is in process; the NIH has shown specific interest in herbal remedies in Cancer, Diabetes and Cardiovascular diseases.

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"Over the past few years, international medical attention has increased with the complementary medicine known to alternative medicine until WHO decided to change its name to complementary medicine and adopt a new strategy from 2014 to 2023 with a view to developing it and adopting the methodology and scientific research in its application.

That complementary medicine can not treat all diseases, as there is nothing absolute medicine, but it is an adjunct to the treatment of many diseases, provided the diagnosis is accurate first, it is based on the principle of treating the causes of the disease and not only symptoms, has succeeded in this type of medicine over the past years to treat many of the Diseases have recorded distinct results on patient health."

Integrative Medicine is the Way of the Future. But the difference between the traditional (Chinese, Indian) and allopathic medicine is not only the presence or absence of the evidence base (about 50% of the allopathic methods do not have evidence base prove, and many proven substances show long-term harm), but also point of view of the disease there is a difference. As long as we do not understand the difference in perspective, we are going to have drunk discussions.

In many cases, traditional medicine creates the conditions for a recovery that is built on the ability to improve the efficiency of allopathic treatment.

Today, the term integrative medicine is popular, but the complex content and evidence system needs to be elaborated.

Since ancient times, medicinal plants and their products have been practiced in traditional medical system for the treatment of diseases. Recent scientific studies have also been explored the hidden wealth of medicinal plants, therefore, it should be add in PG courses.

Integrative medicine is the practice of medicine that focuses on the whole person and makes use of all appropriate therapeutic approaches, healthcare professionals, and disciplines to achieve optimal health and healing.

It combines state-of-the-art, conventional medical treatments with other therapies that are carefully selected and shown to be effective and safe. The goal is to unite the best that conventional medicine has to offer with other healing systems and therapies derived from cultures and ideas both old and new.

Integrative medicine is based upon a model of health and wellness, as opposed to a model of disease. Whenever possible, integrative medicine favors the use of low-tech, low-cost interventions.

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