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We are a collaborative group of scholars from diverse life science backgrounds, driven by a shared passion for addressing public-centric health concerns.
Our expertise spans alternative medical practices, pharmaceuticals, food, and cosmetics.
Our mission is to facilitate open discussions and debates on crucial health topics, making accurate information accessible to all. We strive to empower individuals with reliable facts, promoting informed decision-making and healthier lifestyles.
The COVID-19 pandemic has significantly impacted the global landscape, with the pharmaceutical sector emerging as a major beneficiary. India, with its robust pharmaceutical industry, had the potential to become the “pharmacy of the world.” However, certain narratives in mainstream and social media have raised concerns about the credibility of Indian pharmaceuticals.
Recent reports, such as those questioning the quality of Indian drugs and vaccines, seem to be at odds with India’s established reputation in the pharmaceutical sector. It’s essential to acknowledge that India’s pharmaceutical market is substantial, worth $64 billion, and projected to reach $130 billion by 2030. India is also the largest consumer market, making it a critical player in the global pharmaceutical industry.
While it’s unrealistic to claim that Indian pharmaceuticals are flawless, it’s equally important to recognize the need for fair play. Our objective is to address misinformation and manipulation, which can create misconceptions among end-users. By promoting transparency and accuracy, we aim to safeguard the interests of both consumers and producers of medical products.
Bridging the Current gaps
Existing healthcare organizations in India rely on standards set by global bodies like WHO, FDA, and FAO. However, this approach overlooks the critical role of environmental factors in disease development, which can vary significantly in the Indian context. Furthermore, there is a need for a more comprehensive framework. Addressing these gaps can help us work towards a more transparent, accurate, and inclusive healthcare system

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Existing healthcare organizations in India
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Existing healthcare organizations in India rely on standards set by global bodies like WHO, FDA, and FAO. However, this approach overlooks the critical role of environmental factors in disease development, which can vary significantly in the Indian context. Furthermore, there is a need for a more comprehensive framework to:
Evidence-Based Health Information for Informed Decisions
Bridging the gap between scientific research and public awareness. Our diverse team of life science scholars provides unbiased, accessible information on alternative medicine, pharmaceuticals, food safety, and cosmetics to empower your health choices