Are you popping supplements just because an influencer said so? You’re not alone but you might be at risk. In this eye-opening blog, we explore how self-medication with supplements, without medical guidance, is becoming a silent health hazard in India. Backed by insights from doctors and real-life experiences, we break down the types of supplements, the risks of overuse, and how India’s weak regulatory system compares to global standards. If you’re looking for clarity (not hype) on what your body truly needs, this guide is a must-read.
Category: Patient Empowerment
Despite being called goddesses, women face systemic neglect in medicine. From overlooked side effects to underrepresentation in clinical trials, this blog exposes the hidden gender bias in healthcare and why it’s time women speak up and demand better.
Fake and spurious medicines are rapidly increasing in India, arising health concerns. Now the question is – should you trust the medicines you are buying?
Can Indian medicines really cure you? How much of Indian medicines are bad?
In India, an estimated 5.2 million people die annually due to medical errors; luckily due to my grandmother’s vigilance, I did not join that statistic. This issue isn’t just limited to India, as a report from CNN Health, states that over 8 lakh people die in the United States every year due to misdiagnosis.