Ayurveda is based on biochemistry. When I was in India even the cab driver told me Indians were shying away from Ayurveda and using western medicine. Problem is that so much of western medicine is also a sham and becoming more so. The pharmaceutical companies are just drug dealers. Put on a white coat and people will believe a lot things you say. My late aunt was a RN and had tales of how goofy doctors could be. She was more or less a "Nurse Jackie" in her time. ;-)

On 05/25/2015 12:58 PM, Mike Dixon [email protected] [FairfieldLife] wrote:
Right, Most Indian doctors, here in the west, know zip about Ayurvedic med. Even tend to be a bit embarrassed about it. What I was getting at, rather clumsily, was I would much rather trust my life to western medicine than rely on the best efforts of the best *Vedic* doctor. Can't actually remember the last time I saw a doctor that wasn't Middle eastern or Indian.
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Most Indian doctors I have known did not practice ayurveda but western medicine. Difference between them and many western doctors? Most of the Indian doctors actually were interested in medical science instead of a way to keep themselves on the golf course for a few days of work a week.

On 05/25/2015 12:22 PM, Mike Dixon [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> [FairfieldLife] wrote:


Don't you just love that TMO buzz word, *Vedic*. I guess it's better than calling something *Hindoo*. Personally, I'd rather have a good Jewish doctor over a good Hindoo doctor. Would you rather have a series of blood tests, ECG, Echocardiogram. etc. and take reliable medicine or Have your pulse taken, told to suck on a cardamom seed, eat more ghee and do a yagya for about the same price.
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Yeah, practicing meditation, in general, will tend to have health benefits. It doesn't matter if it's TM or something else. Big "duh" there. But care must be taken as we discussed the other day. TM is not for everyone and it is certainly priced way out of most people's reach.

On 05/25/2015 10:40 AM, Michael Jackson [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> [FairfieldLife] wrote:


More PR bullshit from Bobby Schneider - of course he would run and write an article refuting the Wall Street Journal's article on the limited benefits of meditation because if people see that one, they are less likely to become lifetime paying members of the TM "We Are Not a Cult Cult"

And this from the guy who as a cardiologist claims to be an expert on "vedic psychiatry"

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