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Most Indian doctors are terrible to women. Today my wife went to an endocrinologist to discuss PCOS treatments, and here’s what happened: 1. The doctor had another group of patients, a family of 4 sitting NEXT to her as he spoke to her about her history, symptoms etc. If you aren’t aware, this is a breach of patient confidentiality bordering on criminal. Especially given the topics they covered. 2. He asked her what our plans were to have a baby. Wife said we don’t want kids. He refused to accept this and noted “planning to have a baby”, saying he’d return to the topic later. Giving judgemental looks, of course. 3. He said PCOS isn’t real, or a big deal. Dudes, PCOS is real. Very real. Symptoms often include cramps worse than a saw blade to the nuts, debilitating hormonal swings, periods that last months on end where you’re birthing buckets of blood. 4. Asked my wife a list of her “favourite junk foods” (literally noting down each), then showed his assistant’s tiffin as an example of what she was “allowed” to eat. 5. Quizzed my wife on the meds she wanted to try, instead of just TELLING her what the meds do. 6. Interrupted her constantly when she was trying to explain her symptoms. 7. Insisted on a battery of diagnostic tests before starting medication - and insisted it had to be from HIS clinic. His clinic charges ₹9k for tests that are ₹2k elsewhere. This isn’t a one-off experience. I’ve personally seen many doctors, even FEMALE doctors shrug off women’s pain and problems like it’s hysteria. Today’s doctor has 2+ decades of experience, 4.8 stars on Google and took ₹2k in fees. His name is Dr S Srikanta and he practices at Samatvam Diabetic Care in Jayanagar and I’d recommend avoiding him like the plague if you’re a woman.

This guy took 500–1000 mg of Ashwagandha daily for 4 months. His bilirubin hit 50 mg/dL. Normal is under 1.2. His liver enzymes (SGOT/SGPT) crossed 400–600. He turned yellow, was hospitalized, put on IV fluids, and spent months recovering. The US Drug-Induced Liver Injury Network now lists Ashwagandha as one of the top herbal products causing liver damage. At least 23 cases of clinically apparent liver injury have been published in medical literature, and those are just the ones that made it to a journal. Cases have been documented from India, Iceland, the US, Japan, Libya, Ireland, and Australia. Some needed emergency plasma exchange. Some were evaluated for liver transplantation. In patients with pre existing liver disease, every single one who progressed to acute-on-chronic liver failure in the largest Indian case series died. The pattern is consistent. Two to twelve weeks of use. Jaundice. Pruritus. Hepatocellular damage confirmed on biopsy. Average recovery time after stopping: 3.5 months. And this is in otherwise healthy young people. Meanwhile, the clinical trials supporting Ashwagandha’s supposed benefits for anxiety, stress, and testosterone are small, poorly designed, and frequently funded by the supplement industry itself. No large scale, independent, long-term safety data exists. Ashwagandha is not regulated as a drug. It doesn’t need to prove safety or efficacy before being sold. It sits on a shelf next to multivitamins, marketed by influencers as a natural fix for anxiety and low energy. The word “natural” is doing a lot of heavy lifting for a compound that can put you in a hospital bed with liver failure. If you’re taking high dose Ashwagandha, or any herbal supplement daily, get a liver function test done It costs almost nothing. The alternative is finding out the way this guy did.

Smoke can clean the air better than some chemicals. A study published in the Journal of Ethnopharmacology analyzed the effects of "medicinal smoke" - specifically the combustion of wood and a mixture of odoriferous and medicinal herbs - on airborne pathogens. The goal was to see if natural smoke could function as an atmospheric sterilizer. The findings were significant. The researchers treated a closed room with this medicinal smoke for one hour. They found that it didn't just mask odors; it decimated the bacteria. Within 60 minutes, there was a 94 percent reduction in bacterial counts. Even more surprising was the longevity of the effect. While chemical sprays often evaporate or dissipate quickly, the smoke treatment maintained a cleaner environment for 24 hours in a closed room. In an open room, specific pathogenic bacteria - including Staphylococcus lentus and Enterobacter aerogenes were completely absent even 30 days after the initial treatment. This indicates that the smoke possesses strong bactericidal properties, capable of eliminating diverse plant and human pathogens within a confined space. It challenges the modern assumption that air quality is only improved by filtration, This modern data validates a practice that dates back thousands of years. Indigenous cultures worldwide have long used smoke for purification. In India, the havan ritual involves burning specific herbs to purify the environment, while Aboriginal Australians have performed "smoking ceremonies" for roughly 60,000 years to ward off bad spirits and cleanse the land. Read the study: "Medicinal smoke reduces airborne bacteria." Journal of Ethnopharmacology, 2007