Editorial

The information contained in this web site DNA Ayurveda (www.dna-a.com / www.dnaayurveda.com)

is for information & educational purposes only; it is not intended to treat, diagnose or prescribe medicines to individuals.

We strive to ensure that all the information provided on this website is authentic, honest & up-to-date.

Please ensure that you personally research the honesty & legitimacy of any website that you plan to purchase Ayurvedic medicines or health products from.

Ayrvedic Medicines - IMPORTANT - Please Note

Ayurvedic medicine is completely safe for people of all ages & levels of health, IF administered by a qualified Ayurvedic Practitioner. After their name a Qualified Ayurvedic Doctor will have the letters: B.A.M.S.

It is completely safe to purchase authentic Ayurvedic medicines over-the-counter at reputable Ayurvedic clinics or via reputable on-line Ayurvedic medicine shops, because there are NO bad side-effects to genuine Ayurvedic medicines.

Only good side effects to Ayurvedic medicines - A real life example

Apart from the specific beneficial medicinal effects that you are seeking from taking Ayurvedic drugs, you may experience good side-effects.

for eg. a personal experience: my mother (aged 61 years old) was prescribed Gotu Kola (Brahmi / Asiatica Centella) daily, by her Ayurvedic doctor to lessen the symptoms of Diabetes, as this is a stress related disease & Gotu Kola relieves stress. After taking the fresh leaves as a salad & soup for 2 months, my mother's hair began to grow back thicker & longer. As my father was also taking the Gotu Kola leaves in his daily diet, his also began to grow from grey, back to black!

Please ensure that you personally research the honesty & legitimacy of any website that you plan to purchase from.

Please ensure any website that you purchase Ayurvedic or any other medicines from adheres to the present UK Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency, or the USA   Food and Drug Administration, and the UK  Dietary Supplement Health and Education Act of 1994 guidelines and requirements.

Those websites which supply medicinal drugs are prohibited from making claims that their products will prevent, treat, cure, or diagnose any diseases. Additionally, they are required to label their products as "dietary supplements".

In the case of illness, you should first & foremost consult a qualified General Practitioner and/or a qualified Ayurvedic Practitioner before undertaking any treatment.

Therefore, DNA Ayurveda cannot accept any responsibility for any damage or harm caused by any treatment, advice, or information contained within this publication or any publication that we name within this website.

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