Shut down Ayush Ministry or Dept PM Modi
The Ayush Ministry of Modi Govt is the most useless Ministry according to me. Other than organising 1 yoga day every year, this ministry does not do much at all.
Ayush had the largest numbers of misleading ads last month per ASCII which monitors misleading ads. If the Govts ministry cant even do that and timely advise people what good is it. Wasting taxpayers money. List of those ads is below so u dont fall in their trap:
1. Antarrashtriya Deepak K M Hospital: The advertisement’s claim, (in Hindi) as translated in English, “US FDA machines to Treat Cerebral Palsy”, was not substantiated with supporting evidence of the patients suffering from Cerebral Palsy who were successfully treated with the machines and is misleading by exaggeration. Furthermore, the claim, “Has treated 22730 overseas patients” with a visual of a child, was not substantiated with verifiable supporting data or through a third party validation and is misleading by exaggeration.
2. Nadi Vaidya Tomar Rahul: The advertisement’s claims, “Without medicine”, “Treatment of old pain through massage of veins” and “This therapy helps in removing pain from the root”, were not substantiated with the details of the therapy, supporting clinical evidence and are misleading by gross exaggeration.
3. Jolly Healthcare (Jolly Vaseir Gel and Capsules): The advertisement’s claim, “Har tarah ki Bavaseer ka sabse prabhavshali aur sastha samadhan” was not substantiated with product composition and efficacy data and is misleading by exaggeration.
4. Dr. Dassan’s life Care Ayurvedic Herbal Treatment and Research Centre (Kidney): The advertisement’s claim, “Ek mahiney ke ilaaz se hi Creatinine 10.24 se 1.9 par samanai aah gaya” (Creatinine was reduced from 10.24 to 1.9 by treatment of Dr. Dassan), was not substantiated with supporting clinical evidence and is misleading by exaggeration. The claim, “Kidney rogi transplant se bachh gaya”, was misleading by gross exaggeration and exploits consumers’ lack of knowledge and is likely to lead to grave or widespread disappointment in the minds of consumers.
5. Chaturbhuj Pharmaceutical Company (B-Gap contraceptive tablet): The advertisement’s claim, “Herbal Garbhnirodhak Tablet”, was not substantiated with supporting data and with any evidence of product details such as approval from regulatory authorities and is misleading. Claim, “Sirf ek goli six maah ke liye” (one tablet anti pregnancy contraceptive drug effective for six months) was not substantiated with proof of product efficacy and is misleading by gross exaggeration.
6. Wish Clinic (Wish Integrated Cosmetic Clinic): The advertisement’s claim, “World Class Integrated Cosmetic Clinic”, was not substantiated with any verifiable technical data. The claims, “We have a solution - Just Wish Away”, “Treatment for Thyroid/PCOD/ Rheumatoid Arthristis/ Infertility/ Diabetes/ Insta Glow/ Laser Hair Reduction/ Laser Pigmentation”, were misleading by implication that various health problems claimed in the advertisement can be easily / completely treated by the Clinic. These claims were not substantiated with supporting data and are misleading by exaggeration.
7. Sureksha Pharma (Kanthari Plus Capsules): The advertisement’s claims, “For following ailments – Heart Block, Cholesterol, Diabetes, Obesity, Eye Sight, Alzheimer's, Kidney Function, Thyroid”, were not substantiated with any scientific rationale or clinical evidence of product efficacy and are misleading by exaggeration. Furthermore, it was observed that the advertisement with therapeutic claims had an FSSAI logo implying this product to be safe as food thus encouraging negligence for such serious ailments.
8. ACU- AID: The advertisement’s claims, (in Hindi) as translated in English, “Treatment of slip disc without medicine and operation” and “Treatment for Migraine, Height etc.”, were not substantiated with supporting clinical evidence and are misleading by exaggeration
9. Pratiraj Herbal Pharmacy (Alpic Hair Oil): The advertisement’s claim, (in Hindi) as translated in English, “First research for Alopecia in India” and “20 years of research result” were not substantiated with supporting evidence and are misleading by exaggeration.
10. Lifespan Clinic India (Lifespan Diabetes Clinic): The advertisement’s claim, “No blood sample required”, was not substantiated with supporting data and is misleading by ambiguity and gross exaggeration.
11. M. H. Javerian & Sons (Javerians Jivan Mixture): The advertisement’s claims, “No Side Effects” and indications “Constipation, Loose Motion”, were not substantiated and are misleading by exaggeration.
12. Om Sai Ayurveda India Limited: The advertisement’s claim, “For Improvement of Height” was considered to be, prima facie, in violation of The Drugs & Cosmetics (D&C) Rules. more
Ayush had the largest numbers of misleading ads last month per ASCII which monitors misleading ads. If the Govts ministry cant even do that and timely advise people what good is it. Wasting taxpayers money. List of those ads is below so u dont fall in their trap:
1. Antarrashtriya Deepak K M Hospital: The advertisement’s claim, (in Hindi) as translated in English, “US FDA machines to Treat Cerebral Palsy”, was not substantiated with supporting evidence of the patients suffering from Cerebral Palsy who were successfully treated with the machines and is misleading by exaggeration. Furthermore, the claim, “Has treated 22730 overseas patients” with a visual of a child, was not substantiated with verifiable supporting data or through a third party validation and is misleading by exaggeration.
2. Nadi Vaidya Tomar Rahul: The advertisement’s claims, “Without medicine”, “Treatment of old pain through massage of veins” and “This therapy helps in removing pain from the root”, were not substantiated with the details of the therapy, supporting clinical evidence and are misleading by gross exaggeration.
3. Jolly Healthcare (Jolly Vaseir Gel and Capsules): The advertisement’s claim, “Har tarah ki Bavaseer ka sabse prabhavshali aur sastha samadhan” was not substantiated with product composition and efficacy data and is misleading by exaggeration.
4. Dr. Dassan’s life Care Ayurvedic Herbal Treatment and Research Centre (Kidney): The advertisement’s claim, “Ek mahiney ke ilaaz se hi Creatinine 10.24 se 1.9 par samanai aah gaya” (Creatinine was reduced from 10.24 to 1.9 by treatment of Dr. Dassan), was not substantiated with supporting clinical evidence and is misleading by exaggeration. The claim, “Kidney rogi transplant se bachh gaya”, was misleading by gross exaggeration and exploits consumers’ lack of knowledge and is likely to lead to grave or widespread disappointment in the minds of consumers.
5. Chaturbhuj Pharmaceutical Company (B-Gap contraceptive tablet): The advertisement’s claim, “Herbal Garbhnirodhak Tablet”, was not substantiated with supporting data and with any evidence of product details such as approval from regulatory authorities and is misleading. Claim, “Sirf ek goli six maah ke liye” (one tablet anti pregnancy contraceptive drug effective for six months) was not substantiated with proof of product efficacy and is misleading by gross exaggeration.
6. Wish Clinic (Wish Integrated Cosmetic Clinic): The advertisement’s claim, “World Class Integrated Cosmetic Clinic”, was not substantiated with any verifiable technical data. The claims, “We have a solution - Just Wish Away”, “Treatment for Thyroid/PCOD/ Rheumatoid Arthristis/ Infertility/ Diabetes/ Insta Glow/ Laser Hair Reduction/ Laser Pigmentation”, were misleading by implication that various health problems claimed in the advertisement can be easily / completely treated by the Clinic. These claims were not substantiated with supporting data and are misleading by exaggeration.
7. Sureksha Pharma (Kanthari Plus Capsules): The advertisement’s claims, “For following ailments – Heart Block, Cholesterol, Diabetes, Obesity, Eye Sight, Alzheimer's, Kidney Function, Thyroid”, were not substantiated with any scientific rationale or clinical evidence of product efficacy and are misleading by exaggeration. Furthermore, it was observed that the advertisement with therapeutic claims had an FSSAI logo implying this product to be safe as food thus encouraging negligence for such serious ailments.
8. ACU- AID: The advertisement’s claims, (in Hindi) as translated in English, “Treatment of slip disc without medicine and operation” and “Treatment for Migraine, Height etc.”, were not substantiated with supporting clinical evidence and are misleading by exaggeration
9. Pratiraj Herbal Pharmacy (Alpic Hair Oil): The advertisement’s claim, (in Hindi) as translated in English, “First research for Alopecia in India” and “20 years of research result” were not substantiated with supporting evidence and are misleading by exaggeration.
10. Lifespan Clinic India (Lifespan Diabetes Clinic): The advertisement’s claim, “No blood sample required”, was not substantiated with supporting data and is misleading by ambiguity and gross exaggeration.
11. M. H. Javerian & Sons (Javerians Jivan Mixture): The advertisement’s claims, “No Side Effects” and indications “Constipation, Loose Motion”, were not substantiated and are misleading by exaggeration.
12. Om Sai Ayurveda India Limited: The advertisement’s claim, “For Improvement of Height” was considered to be, prima facie, in violation of The Drugs & Cosmetics (D&C) Rules. more
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It is very demoralizing to interact with AYUS department. I ha first hand info. They talk like paper tigers. They have no vision and knowledge the AYUS. Such people heading the department will definitely create chaos. more
Apr 11
Thank you sir On Mon, Apr 9, 2018 at 9:31 AM, Prabhakar Korada < localcircles@globalraters.com> wrote: > more
Apr 10
In your post I could feel your anguish Neelima ,after painstakingly producing the 12 TALL CLAIMS [some are tallest ] in the above post . This sort of warnings are what we are looking for in this sessions of sharing views. But there is an Organization The Consumer Complaints Council (CCC) of the Advertising Standards Council of India (ASCI) which has the power to ban such drugs Under Drugs and Magic Remedies (Objectionable Advertisements) Act, 1954 . So far 171 such drugs with tall claims have been banned . This is just the beginning . There are several such advertisements on almost all forms of media . And in village side without exception to any part of India, no wall is spared near the Bus stand , Railway station , Market place with such Advertisements . The most popular ones being for Piles [ बवासीर ] , impotence, erectile disfunction [ स्तंभन दोष ], Baldness [ टी गंजापन ]. The Ministry has no control over these people or the companies advertising as the number is huge . Bt there is solution for all this though the end of the tunnel may be very long . They would expect a complaint from citizens for any action . On weight reduction and Obesity there are many more posh advertisements that aggressive and non medical . You are definitely welcome to send your warnings as done now . This should go to the gullible one who FALL FOR IT EASILY . HOPE THE AUTHORITIES WILL ALSO GO THROUGH YOUR VALUABLE COMPILATION AND BAN MORE SUCH DRUGS UNDER MAGICAL REMEDIES ACT . more
Apr 10
I differ. It is useful department. Yoga initiative is very nice one. Ashwin KhareFrom: "Neelima Verma" Sent: Mon, 09 Apr 2018 05:04:02To: ashwin_khare@rediffmail.comSubject: "Shut down Ayush Ministry ..." more
Apr 09
There is need to curtail wasteful expenditure under various Heads to reduce budget deficit and spare sufficient funds for meeting basic requirements of common man. Minimizing hunger deaths should be the first priority. Huge funds should be earmarked for controlling ever increasing population which is the mother of all ills our country is facing today. more
Apr 09
