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I refuse to be part of any media report that calls scientific-medicine "Allopathy." Allopathy is not modern medical science or science-based (or evidence-based) medicine. It is a derogatory term created by the inventor of Homeopathy, Samuel Hahnemann to sell his BS idea of like cures like and all that garbage. It should not be used synonymous with current scientific medical practice. "Allopathy" died when Hahnemann passed away and is now mostly used by the alternative medicine industry or its (Ayush) practitioners to demonize realistic scientific care - which includes spreading science-denialism, chemophobia and fearmongering patients on "side-effects" of modern medicine. Everything has side effects. Modern medicine has side effects, but the dose and duration that is beneficial is well known and studied. There is useful information on how to rationally and sensibly use medicines for patients. Ayush (alternative medicine) has side effects, but also, no known benefits. Its basically risky medicine and the patient is gambling with life or death. There is no information on dose, duration, effects, interactions in the human body other than the imaginary uses based on nonsense theories and untested observations written in ancient texts of the pre-scientific era. Allopathy is a business term, that misleads patients and caregivers away from appropriate healthcare and print/visual/social media news outlets must refrain from using this absolutely stupid & obsolete term.