AYUSH in Modern Medicine: Bridging Tradition and Innovation for Chronic Health Problem

Abstract

The short communication explores the integration of AYUSH (Ayurveda, Yoga, Unani, Siddha, and Homeopathy) into modern medicine, particularly in managing chronic diseases. It highlights the holistic approach of AYUSH, which addresses physical, mental, and emotional health, making it particularly beneficial for chronic disease patients. The editorial emphasizes preventive care through lifestyle modifications and natural remedies, showcasing how AYUSH can complement conventional treatments.
The evaluation of interpathy sciences reveals their potential to enhance health outcomes through interdisciplinary collaboration. By
integrating AYUSH practitioners with allopathic healthcare providers, patient management strategies can be improved significantly. The editorial discusses the importance of patient-centered care and shared decision-making in fostering adherence to treatment protocols. Despite the promising benefits, challenges such as regulatory hurdles, education reforms, and public awareness remain. The need for standardized protocols and increased funding for research into AYUSH practices is emphasized to validate their efficacy.
Future directions include advocating for supportive policies that promote collaborative practices and enhancing global research
collaborations. Overall, the editorial underscores the significance of AYUSH in modern healthcare as a means to provide comprehensive care and improve patient outcomes in chronic disease management, urging a shift toward a more integrative approach in healthcare systems.