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  • @yt_araj
    @yt_araj Рік тому +392

    I hope this podcast becomes an antidote to TRS.😊

    • @Nox-jz1hv
      @Nox-jz1hv Рік тому

      It will become a substitute for andhnamazis like you trs will always be on top keep crying anti hindu madrassa chap

    • @Pain53924
      @Pain53924 Рік тому +3

      lmao

    • @Oame13
      @Oame13 Рік тому +2

      tue lol

    • @RavikantBargale
      @RavikantBargale Рік тому +16

      "India's Smortest Podcast!"

    • @vijay15kumar15
      @vijay15kumar15 Рік тому +2

      Absolutely!

  • @Saitama.1
    @Saitama.1 Рік тому +91

    Goated podcast
    Watched it twice
    Iam in mbbs first year and after listening to sir Abby I will work harder and treat patients holistically.
    Thanks pranav.

    • @pranaya2800
      @pranaya2800 Рік тому +1

      I am not against modern medicine but ayurveda has its benefits. Ayurveda is about treating you body with natural remedies that can be herbs. Stop this cancel culture please and let them co exist. Modern is useful for emergency purposes.
      For example garlic is useful in reducing cholesterol in our blood which is actually true. And I do also know what placebo effect. Placebo effect is not ayurveda.
      Turmeric doesnot harm us if it is pure turmeric.
      I personally feel this podcast is an agenda to push a narrative to destroy the ancient ayurveda to push modern medicine forward. Even America started doing it's research on ayurveda. Once ayurveda is destroyed in india. This ayurveda will be pushed from America then we will accept.
      I am not a religious person but ayurveda is great.
      If you see some tribal people they have knowledge to give anti venom herbs for snake bite. In Jai Bhim movie also that leading lady treats snake bites.
      Even actor Mahesh Babu after going through severe migraine he tries all modern medicine and after going through all this pain he went for chakrasiddha nadi vaidhyam through which it was healed. His interview is available on UA-cam.
      The world view has changed it is about who pushes narrative stronger than who is right.

    • @saby10386
      @saby10386 Рік тому +3

      Hoping you turn out to be doctor you mentioned you want to be.. I truly wish you luck.. Sadly most doctors today seem to have an holistic approach towards money then their patients..

    • @Saitama.1
      @Saitama.1 Рік тому

      @@saby10386
      Thanks 😇
      it's true
      But there are some exceptions like my parents who are doctors and care for the patients more than Money
      Yes money is important but we should have humanity to not to exploit patients.
      And I learnt this from my parents

    • @pranaya2800
      @pranaya2800 Рік тому +1

      @@lostneutron404 Do what ever you want to do. But ayurveda is about healing through natural ways by taking healthy diet and avoiding junk food. It is about prevention by cutting down harmful foods, teaches about not taking life stressful and making life style changes, where as modern medicine neither tells about cutting down harmful food nor stress relief but it gives medicine to heal the problem.
      Of course during emergency modern medicine is the best. Both are good in their own way.

    • @Saitama.1
      @Saitama.1 Рік тому

      @@msrsculpts8179 prove it and win a Nobel 😃👍

  • @nikhilthangaraj3285
    @nikhilthangaraj3285 Рік тому +63

    2.5 long hours and I have no regrets watching this whatsoever!!
    Insightful AF!!!!

    • @AA13494
      @AA13494 10 місяців тому

      Ricebag converts wud love this anti-hindu content.
      Now they r on to defaming ayurveda since nothing else is working.

  • @karthik7486
    @karthik7486 Рік тому +51

    I really don’t understand ppl who defend ayurveda with so much passion. They say they are proud of Indian culture and the sages, etc etc who invented ayurveda. But I always felt we were taking the wrong lessons. I don’t believe in the science of ayurveda, but I genuinely respect our ancestors who made it. They were ppl with no understanding of microbiology. All their work was trail and error. They noticed a pattern and they just documented all of it. They were limited by the tech of their time. But they had the scientific mind to seek out solutions. They weren’t just sitting there and praying to god, even though that too has a big part in religion. They actually went looking for answers, however flawed their solutions maybe. Instead of admiring their attitude of seeking answers, we are hell bent on worshipping their inventions. We have better tech and understanding of human body and chemicals. We have better methods to make medicines. You can be proud of your ancestors even if they were wrong coz they tried and did the best they could. Don’t let this blind love and pride cloud your scientific judgement.

    • @maxpayne69.
      @maxpayne69. Рік тому +4

      This comment = 💯
      You got a great rational mind along with ability to see the bigger picture 👍🏼👏🏼👌🏼

    • @z2zugzwang
      @z2zugzwang Рік тому +2

      Thanks for sharing your thoughts. We need more rational thinkers like you. I agree 💯%

    • @anushreekulkarni17
      @anushreekulkarni17 6 місяців тому

      What would you say on the current researchers and researches that happen on one day and after some time are considered wrong or partially correct ??
      who have a narrative that "on the basis of clinical trials" ???
      If the current medicinal system is scientific and to the point ..then why do u even need clinical trials??

    • @karthik7486
      @karthik7486 6 місяців тому

      @@anushreekulkarni17 clinical trails is the very foundation of modern medicine.
      These trails are a non biased process through which only the best comes out. Is it perfect? No. But is it the best we've got? Absolutely yes.
      It's very simple. Just show me the proof that it works, then we'd accept it.
      Ayurveda doesn't present ANY kind of proof. We are just asked to belive it. And how does that make sense?

    • @brahmendrabachi9016
      @brahmendrabachi9016 5 місяців тому

      I agree with you, and your way of thinking is good.
      But there are many things where our current science and technology has no answers on that.
      I guess this guy (pranav) won't even touch them.

  • @ninadnewalkar5181
    @ninadnewalkar5181 Рік тому +46

    At the start of your introduction with Dr. Abby Philips, you should have asked, "kya aap bhoot pret mee vishvas karte ho?"

  • @abhishek36951
    @abhishek36951 Рік тому +72

    Currently I am pursuing BAMS . From the very first day I felt it is pseudo science so after few months I again started preparing for neet . But unfortunately😢 I can't get a mbbs seat. So I'm going to study veterinary bcz someone like me who always has scientific temperament can't study this pseudo science.

    • @neet6804
      @neet6804 Рік тому +8

      Very good choice

    • @manut1349
      @manut1349 Рік тому +11

      Yes very good choice. It is a waste of young scientific mind going into pseudoscience and has to stick with it for the rest of your career. You should follow Arif Hussain who has come out against homeopathy after graduating as a homeopath.

    • @AlVimalu
      @AlVimalu Рік тому +3

      Why should you opt for veterinary just quit it and pursue another one.

    • @Dr.Bedradi
      @Dr.Bedradi Рік тому +7

      Vets can make a great living. Best of luck.

    • @supremeleader3720
      @supremeleader3720 Рік тому +2

      Superb

  • @digs_NZT48
    @digs_NZT48 Рік тому +26

    Frankly speaking, this is like my dream come true... Because I always wanted u to take podcast like this. Face to face. Keep it up bro. We will be with u. Love it. ❤

  • @vikramisro
    @vikramisro Рік тому +22

    Great podcast. An eye opener really….This video has saved me from potential harm, as I was one of those who had implicit thrust on “naturopathy”.

  • @ramsaideepak1389
    @ramsaideepak1389 Рік тому +30

    Bro shot a whole movie😊
    I'll get my popcorn and watch this😊

  • @drvikaspilania7280
    @drvikaspilania7280 Рік тому +15

    I hope it will be a great discussion .. let's start 🎉

  • @nakul6969
    @nakul6969 Рік тому +29

    loved it. absolutely amazing and very insightful

  • @gurugauravjoshi
    @gurugauravjoshi Рік тому +14

    Great discussion between liberated and rational minds ❤👏🌹👍✨

  • @SukhiBhatia
    @SukhiBhatia Рік тому +34

    This is the only podcast which has a scientific approach. And Debunking myths and pseudoscience. Great work my friend.

    • @pranaya2800
      @pranaya2800 Рік тому +1

      I am not against modern medicine but ayurveda has its benefits. Ayurveda is about treating you body with natural remedies that can be herbs. Stop this cancel culture please and let them co exist. Modern is useful for emergency purposes.
      For example garlic is useful in reducing cholesterol in our blood which is actually true. And I do also know what placebo effect. Placebo effect is not ayurveda.
      Turmeric doesnot harm us if it is pure turmeric.
      I personally feel this podcast is an agenda to push a narrative to destroy the ancient ayurveda to push modern medicine forward. Even America started doing it's research on ayurveda. Once ayurveda is destroyed in india. This ayurveda will be pushed from America then we will accept.
      I am not a religious person but ayurveda is great.
      If you see some tribal people they have knowledge to give anti venom herbs for snake bite. In Jai Bhim movie also that leading lady treats snake bites.
      Even actor Mahesh Babu after going through severe migraine he tries all modern medicine and after going through all this pain he went for chakrasiddha nadi vaidhyam through which it was healed. His interview is available on UA-cam.
      The world view has changed it is about who pushes narrative stronger than who is right.

  • @woahet
    @woahet Рік тому +82

    @30:48 I can assure you from my personal experience that whatever the doc is saying is actually true. I was diagnosed with psoriasis 5 years back and I had consumed a lot of medicines including allopathy, homeopathy and also ayurvedic medicines for almost 2+ years but I was never cured. I also had to change switch my career track from mechanical to IT because of this skin disease. But the body actually heals on its own(not completely for me as of now). I have not consumed any sort of medication from last 2 years still my scaling is in control(80% less than what it was earlier), it kind of is not cureable but scaling comes slightly and goes in a very cyclic manner. Conclusion : Ayurvedic medicine claimed a lot but never helped for me and its a mental torture when you follow all the diet, medicine and instructions and still don't get result

    • @ofAwxen
      @ofAwxen Рік тому

      Still not buying that explanation. This seems like a case of denying the effects of Ayurveda for the sake of it using the guise of "remission".
      Coincidence is attributed as larger factor than Ayurvedic treatment simply for the sake of denying that Ayurvedic medicine has any positive effect. Its denialism.
      Even if let's say Ayurveda cures someone's diabetes, "medical professionals' would claim "remission" or "coincidence" no matter how much consistency the results showed.
      Sadly a lot of unconscious bias on display by practitioners of "modern medicine".

    • @neet6804
      @neet6804 Рік тому +4

      ​@@ofAwxenAnd how to be sure that ayurveda cures or cured?

    • @cauliflowerhead2735
      @cauliflowerhead2735 Рік тому +3

      @@neet6804 There's literally no way to be sure.

    • @ofAwxen
      @ofAwxen Рік тому +1

      @@neet6804 good old fashioned testing. Can't hurt to have more information

    • @neet6804
      @neet6804 Рік тому +1

      @@ofAwxen means?

  • @nandishcs
    @nandishcs Рік тому +19

    Thanks! Bro
    I might disagree with you on few instances of religious matter but you are doing great service for humankind.
    I lost my mother to false homeopathy medicine

    • @scienceisdope
      @scienceisdope  11 місяців тому +4

      Thank you! Hope you're ok now!

    • @pranaya2800
      @pranaya2800 11 місяців тому +1

      For severe and emergency problems ayurveda and homeopathy are useless. Because the body needs quick treatment.

    • @projectproductify2007
      @projectproductify2007 8 місяців тому +1

      Man condolences😢

    • @tejasamrutkar2544
      @tejasamrutkar2544 5 місяців тому

      ​@@scienceisdope
      Respect !
      Any other guy would have started criticizing the comment on religious belied and blah blah!!
      But u just respected his thought and made grief for his loss

  • @vijay15kumar15
    @vijay15kumar15 Рік тому +25

    Always amazed by your authentic and genuine work Pranav! Looking forward to more. ❤

  • @rajathradhakrishnan7595
    @rajathradhakrishnan7595 Рік тому +10

    This was such a great watch. Thank you for this episode! A great way to start this podcast series.

  • @Dilpalsingh
    @Dilpalsingh Рік тому +16

    Awesome podcast. This has to be the longest video I have watched on UA-cam
    Suggestion of books for those who are interested in further reading: Bad Science by Ben Goldacre talks about alternative medicines frauds
    2. Bad Pharma: Problems with Modern Pharmaceutical Industries ( Again by Ben Goldacre who is a doctor by profession)

  • @Anon999-qk3ue
    @Anon999-qk3ue Рік тому +4

    this is a really important issue sir, I am glad you are tackling it with integrity. Too many ppl are turning such issues into culture wars instead of approaching objectively with human being at the core

  • @apurwgaurav9205
    @apurwgaurav9205 Рік тому +18

    the student with lower ranks choosing ayurveda or homeopathic itself tells that they are opting for these out of desperation not as they want to pursue in this field

    • @JinSakai_Kuroudo
      @JinSakai_Kuroudo Рік тому +1

      Then they’re not fit to be doctors, simple. Not everything should be about making money. But honestly Indians will never understand that

    • @Momomooo23
      @Momomooo23 2 місяці тому +1

      You cant generalise. Not every guy in mech eng is bc of low rank

  • @adityathorat6177
    @adityathorat6177 Рік тому +22

    My father is using ayurvedic anti diabetics since 10 yrs now. I'm tired asking him to stop. Hope this podcast might help

    • @abc_cba
      @abc_cba Рік тому +1

      Well, there are terpenes, flavonoids, that some herbs have that can work on diabetes for example Gynemma Sylvestere, etc. So, it's not a wrong Line of Treatment but he should get his renal tests done annually

    • @voyagevisions
      @voyagevisions Рік тому

      Remember what this guy tells is not the truth. He is a messiah for pharmacy companies and he doesn’t even know it. Your father don’t need any Ayurvedic or modern medicines , he just needs to change the diet . He is boasting about travel and publications which is bullshit . Because most of medicine is based on fantasy. I am doctor with post graduate qualification . If you ask him he would have taken covid vaccine that puts into the category of an idiot like most people

    • @geetanjaleesaikia1894
      @geetanjaleesaikia1894 Рік тому

      I hope he is prescribed by Govt Ayurveda college hospital, thiruvanantham.

    • @JinSakai_Kuroudo
      @JinSakai_Kuroudo Рік тому +2

      My friend father died like that, the problem is, when they want to check their blood sugar they cheat. And diabetes makes your sugar go up and down drastically. He kept thinking it’s working and one day just died suddenly. It’s extremely dangerous, please advise him

    • @artbyumaiza
      @artbyumaiza Рік тому +1

      ​@@geetanjaleesaikia1894can u please tell me what is the salary of those Ayush practitioners..?...my friend told me that they have 1.5lac per month,is it true???

  • @arnabkundu3406
    @arnabkundu3406 Рік тому +30

    Great podcast guys ....we need more people like Dr. Abby ....it was filled with great insights

  • @sootheseeker
    @sootheseeker Рік тому +9

    Aayush liver injury...damn what a burn making it legit 😂

  • @user-jv1mb7kh1c
    @user-jv1mb7kh1c Рік тому +5

    watched around 1 and a half hour and its really grabbing my interest. i mean these are these are the questions i really wanted to be answered

  • @dr.abhijeet4586
    @dr.abhijeet4586 Рік тому +13

    As a Ayurvedic physician i can say that there is less Quality education in colleges in BAMS..but there is a lots of doctors who is practicing SBEBA(science based evidence based Ayurveda)..
    Here problem is most of the BAMS doctors are prescribing lots of medicine unscientifically and there is lots of doctors who are prescribing only one medicine and reversing the chronic diseases..if you want to talk i can provide evidences and information about that doctors..
    Here modern research methodology can not prove scitificity of Ayurveda because modern science is based on inductive reasoning and Ayurvedic science is based on conductive reasoning..and AYUSH ministry is also researching in wrong direction…
    In scientific Ayurveda there is usage of only 1-2 medicine for reversing the chronic disease..but AYUSH is looking it as a business..thats why real science is not coming on the surface level.

    • @neet6804
      @neet6804 Рік тому +1

      He already criticised SBEBA.

    • @doctorayurveda1219
      @doctorayurveda1219 6 місяців тому

      Such doctors can not digest the progress of Ayurveda dats all..

    • @kusinarawellness7575
      @kusinarawellness7575 26 днів тому

      One slap to this liverdoc will be from Dr Kelsang from Tibet, Who is practicing Tibetan Medicine and curing cancer.

  • @atleastthreecharswide
    @atleastthreecharswide Рік тому +2

    I watched it in 5 sessions. But it was well worth it. Absolutely beautiful.

  • @calisthenicsindia8498
    @calisthenicsindia8498 Рік тому +9

    Download before it's taken down.

  • @avx4281
    @avx4281 Рік тому +5

    Great interview. Keep prsenting such stuff. Kudos to the theliverdr for his bravery and much needed social service.

  • @minion3429
    @minion3429 9 місяців тому +1

    More power to you doc ! I went to a chiropractor in US ended up having back issues ! All these alternative medicines are “feeling” based and not data and evidence based

  • @pushpapushpa-qn9ts
    @pushpapushpa-qn9ts 4 місяці тому +1

    Worth watching this podcast..., dr abby has got a excellent example of what he is speaking... Thank you soo much for sharing your knowledge... Kudos pranav 😊🎉

  • @maxpayne69.
    @maxpayne69. Рік тому +5

    To increase viewership & cater to the short attention spans of imodern audiences it’d be better to split such long episodes into 20 or 30 min segments.
    The target audience will definitely watch either way but people put off by 2H mark will take up to it too 👍🏼

  • @akshaekumar2918
    @akshaekumar2918 Рік тому +8

    I hope everyone watches the whole video with an open mind, understands what the doctor is trying to say and embraces change. Hope this episode becomes viral!

  • @angieakasara
    @angieakasara 5 днів тому +1

    Ayurveda has so much potential. It just needs solid concepts and rigorous scientific testing. India would loose a crucial bit of traditional history if Ayurveda continues to rely on “wisdom” only.

  • @GreatRise-qp9yn
    @GreatRise-qp9yn Рік тому +7

    I support BJP govt in many cases but your work is really eye-opening and I wish more and more people see your work regarding this video and be awake about this topic.This needs to go viral.good work sir ❤💪🏻💥

  • @maheshdocherla
    @maheshdocherla 11 місяців тому +2

    Coming to liver supplements, I would like to ask Dr. Abbey about his experience with LIV 52. I have seen many corporate hospital gastroenterologists prescribing it as a routine in metros as well as tier 1 & 2 cities.

    • @neet6804
      @neet6804 11 місяців тому

      He already posted about Liv52 in Twitter

  • @i_am_alfaaz
    @i_am_alfaaz Рік тому +7

    Great conversation Pranav, Only thing you were missing was a Spotify podcast, hoping to see more of this ♥♥♥

  • @tathya551
    @tathya551 Рік тому +4

    Wow! This podcast was incredible! I usually stick to sports podcasts and wasn't too interested in this one since it's not my field, but I gave it a chance because it was from you. I thought I'd just check out the intro and some snippets, but man, I got hooked! Ended up listening to the whole thing in bits and pieces, and I'm so glad I did! It was awesome to get insights into the medical sector and perspectives I never really thought about before. The topics and the conversation were top-notch, and I didn't get bored at all. Pranav, you're a great interviewer, and it's clear you're an attentive listener too. Can't wait for more podcasts from you! I'm counting on you to introduce us to more cool people and exciting ideas. Keep up the fantastic work!

  • @zaphbrox8239
    @zaphbrox8239 5 місяців тому +6

    CJI Chandrachud said, “I took medicine from AYUSH when I was down with Covid. The second and third time when I had Covid, I didn't take any allopathic medicine at all.” 🤦‍♂🤦‍♂🤦‍♂ One has to seriously question his intellect after that statement. And he's the highest authority and protector of our constitution.

    • @Momomooo23
      @Momomooo23 2 місяці тому +1

      You also have to question his line of "pregnant persons" . Idk that guy's been watching too much of US politics and then shows up in an indian courtroom.
      Then he gives bail to a convicted kejrival for elections?? Whats up with criminals (amritpal singh, guy from baramulla) that are in jail being allowed to contest in elections

    • @zaphbrox8239
      @zaphbrox8239 2 місяці тому

      @@Momomooo23 Sanjeev Khanna and Dipankar Datta gave bail to Kejriwal IIRC.

  • @rekhasingh6050
    @rekhasingh6050 3 місяці тому +2

    Modern word is contemporary.Therapy is also a process of detoxification

  • @ewolfkisher8413
    @ewolfkisher8413 Рік тому +20

    It was not a podcast
    It was a dopecast

    • @tejasamrutkar2544
      @tejasamrutkar2544 5 місяців тому

      Nice idea.
      Pranav bro ,patent this name and start ur own cult
      Bhaiya podcast bohot achhe lagte he knowledge vale, isliye beerbiceps dekh leta hu but he brings spirituality and pseudoscience everywhere so me irritate ho jata hu us se. Please start ur own podcasts named *dopecast* . Me har ek episode dekhunga.
      Also I don't think it's really hard to bring people on podcasts many are starting it nowadays .

  • @Sivashankarssa
    @Sivashankarssa Рік тому +1

    Wonderful discussion, a ray of hope in our medical fraternity, The liver doc!

  • @agun377
    @agun377 Рік тому +6

    Dope Science Podcast

  • @MG-qu9ig
    @MG-qu9ig Рік тому +4

    Should appreciate the sense of Humor of this Doc🙌

  • @FoundMeGood
    @FoundMeGood Рік тому +2

    Hi Pranav, it's a request from me that please make a video on the temple of Balaji I really want to know what is the logic behind the beliefs of it where so-called possessed people go or if it's just a scam to scare people.

  • @whydontyoustfu
    @whydontyoustfu Рік тому +3

    Thankyou so much. Much needed👍👍👍

  • @Bookisque
    @Bookisque Місяць тому

    Dr Phillips is really humble. He's speaking as if he was an average kid who barely scraped through medical college but Nil Ratan Sarkar is the most sought after government medical college in Bengal.

  • @sankrish18
    @sankrish18 Рік тому +4

    Great work Pranav & Dr. Abby

  • @taniyachakraborty3063
    @taniyachakraborty3063 5 місяців тому

    Best podcast ever. Very important. Very relevant. Respect from all my heart

  • @Milindmutuswami
    @Milindmutuswami 10 місяців тому +1

    Very well explained sir! Gained a lot of information and thank you so much for this podcast! Hey btw he himself is a follower of Jesus and a Theist and a great scientist!

  • @Mayank17077
    @Mayank17077 10 місяців тому +2

    So now what students who are pursuing BAMS and BHMS would do ? They got stuck noone is talking about it. They study modern medical science also may be this helps any diploma or anything?? But this can't help that much ..one can totally change his/her path i guess.
    Help!

    • @Truthwinsy
      @Truthwinsy 2 місяці тому +1

      I can relate dude…m final year BAMS student and m internally dying everyday…I regret it…I want to change the field but my 5.5yrs😢😢😢😢😢No one will understand our pain….everyone can judge as in this comment section but only ones like us will understand our pain…..

  • @Truthwinsy
    @Truthwinsy 2 місяці тому +1

    m final year BAMS student and m internally dying everyday…I regret it…I want to change the field but my 5.5yrs😢😢😢😢😢No one will understand our pain….everyone can judge as in this comment section but only ones like us will understand our pain….

  • @latamuse7969
    @latamuse7969 Рік тому +8

    Thanks to Pranav and the doctor for covering this really important topic. Strangely, such studies were done way back in 70s in India and Siddha medicine was proven to cause liver damage due to use of metals ash bhasmams -etc. Indian scientists must take it up again seriously. traditional medicines are not too holy to be investigated.

    • @deepikaarya2338
      @deepikaarya2338 Рік тому

      They use bhasma only after so many purification process. Firstly go through the text how scientific it was in today's era you can't even imagine. Because for you its easy to comsume harmful chemicals easily. Before using the chemical based medicine go any read the side effects too.

  • @MrMRTamta
    @MrMRTamta Рік тому +6

    Mic setup is giving TRS feeling 😂

  • @nowwhat6716
    @nowwhat6716 Рік тому +9

    The fact that people are listening to babas instead of doctors for our health is just sad

  • @sumanbiswas7659
    @sumanbiswas7659 Рік тому +3

    Wow! Liver doc did md from our college 😃

  • @venky1973
    @venky1973 Рік тому +11

    Keep up the good work.
    This BJP and it's AYUSH push needs to be checked.

    • @artbyumaiza
      @artbyumaiza Рік тому +1

      This govt is just trying to weaken our health sector.. that is why,they are promoting these pseudoscience...they are trying to make them equal to a real Dr mbbs 😞

  • @dr.pawankumararyan4892
    @dr.pawankumararyan4892 Рік тому +2

    Kudos Dr Bravo...

  • @mitheshpatel6806
    @mitheshpatel6806 Рік тому +11

    U keralites are soooper awesome......

    • @AlVimalu
      @AlVimalu Рік тому

      No Racism plz.We aren't super all educated people are.... Including you..
      Keep spreading the word... AYUSH IS BULL SHIT.

    • @mitheshpatel6806
      @mitheshpatel6806 Рік тому

      @@AlVimalu racism is explicit and implicit negative discrimination and attitude......here it's appreciation.....so chill Buddy

    • @mr.gamerkabir8142
      @mr.gamerkabir8142 Рік тому

      shankara was
      idk about them

  • @alenjtom
    @alenjtom Рік тому +2

    Great podcast!
    Was wondering how come Dr Abby didn't mention parishudatmaave song at 5 am in PC Thomas! Trauma bgm 😂😂🥲

  • @nonikumari1651
    @nonikumari1651 5 місяців тому

    Brilliant podcast, thanks doctor for your insights. Also kudos to the whole team of Science is Dope for putting forward much needed discussion. GOAT collaboration. 😊

  • @user-mt5cx6kr7p
    @user-mt5cx6kr7p 10 місяців тому +1

    Dr.Why don't you think of trying to find out the doses of Turmeric and Gilroy which would be beneficial for many patients.I don't totally agree with you becz I have good experience by using turmeric where allopathic medication has failed.I was unable to take allopathic antibiotics orally and doctors are not willing to give antibiotics through IV ,my condition worsened day by day.That is when I started to use turmeric.And thank God I am far better now.

  • @lmaoidgaf
    @lmaoidgaf Рік тому +9

    Dude pls do a parody of The Ranveer Show on the same topics but debunk his claims!!
    It will go viral for sure!!

  • @gokulkrishnan3272
    @gokulkrishnan3272 Рік тому +3

    Please make short videos with this podcast for wider reach

  • @gishu81
    @gishu81 Рік тому +6

    Honored to listen to @theliverdoc and to see his passion for his craft. A role model for all medical practitioners.
    ❤ proud that he’s from Kerala too
    Great job to give him the platform to spread his message. You just earned a sub.

  • @ashokbaranwal4874
    @ashokbaranwal4874 Рік тому +1

    I was a big fan of Dr Abraham Kavoor,the famous rationalist during my school days.
    Now I have found another well read and articulate doctor from the state of Kerala.
    All the very best to both of you in your endeavours!❤

  • @gollapalliabhishek2229
    @gollapalliabhishek2229 Рік тому +1

    My kinda weekend unwinder!! Excited!

  • @AK-kn9ob
    @AK-kn9ob Рік тому +2

    Very good podcast....truly informational

  • @trick_er
    @trick_er Рік тому +5

    India's Smartest Podcast (Real)*

  • @aakashshrivastava7331
    @aakashshrivastava7331 9 місяців тому +1

    Thank you very informative

  • @sreenivasa1234
    @sreenivasa1234 Рік тому +1

    Sharing this video with all doctors I know.

  • @peasantofschwarzburg-rudol7537

    I would ask you to conduct similar interviews with specialists in other medical fields.

  • @maheshdocherla
    @maheshdocherla 11 місяців тому

    During the first COVID lockdown, since hospitals were closed in AP and patients could not do their diabetic follow up, many people from a particular community started recommending GILOY, which grows as a fencing weed in the nearby farms in a nearby municipality. By the time of the 2nd wave, it became a rage and when we visited our farm where it grows, we were told about it by the caretaker. He knew the Telugu name and I used a Google app to identify the scientific name after taking a photo of the leaf and realised it was GILOY which was popular by the AYUSH approved COVID preventive medications and HIMALAYA company also manufactured the supplement.
    I did not come across literature for GILOY use in diabetes and hence, asked the caretaker why he was mentioning it now, was it regards COVID? He said that in his municipality, diabetics who started taking GILOY on the advise of some priests [Brahmins] on the basis of Ayurvedic knowledge, 4 people died in the 1 year [not COVID] and they had developed renal failure leading to death.

  • @vishal61975
    @vishal61975 11 місяців тому +1

    my friend didn't listen to me despite telling a lot and went for homeopathy for his uric acid problem took 2 months of homeopathy no change. his uric acid was in control only because he was following a strict diet. now he consulted proper doctor and even the doc said the same hp doesn't work there's no research. now he is taking modern medicine.

  • @pauldirc..
    @pauldirc.. Рік тому +8

    You make amazing videos
    I request to make video on this topic
    I know it's not a quiet scientific topic but because after seeing your video i see you are very knowledgeable in history of science I request you to make video on why pioneers of quantum Physics schrodinger, Bohr , hisenberg, david bohm were very interested in Eastern mysticism or religion while dealing with quantum mechanics interpretation like Advait Vedanta or taoism, buddhism which states with whole world is a one consciousness and realities and then we have fritzof capra Tao of physics book in 1975 which considered by many scientists as pseudoscience but praised by heisenberg . In his book "my view of life " by schrodinger in chapter the vedantic vision he advocate for why seeing quantum mechanics with reductionist and scientific method is not useful and he advocating for so called holistic view which is vedanta. Many will say it just pseudoscience as used by people like Deepak Chopra of connecting both , but why these noble prize winners are falling for it ?

    • @uttamraj3786
      @uttamraj3786 Рік тому +2

      They are not falling for it. Vedanta is philosophy. They appreciatead it in that sense only. Just like they appreciatead other philosophies which they liked.

    • @cauliflowerhead2735
      @cauliflowerhead2735 Рік тому

      They probably read it as a philosophy book or as stories. They probably read it like any other philosophy books or novels.

    • @mr.gamerkabir8142
      @mr.gamerkabir8142 Рік тому

      @@cauliflowerhead2735 the key word here is probably

    • @mr.gamerkabir8142
      @mr.gamerkabir8142 Рік тому

      @@uttamraj3786 cant you just appreciate vedanta?

    • @mr.gamerkabir8142
      @mr.gamerkabir8142 Рік тому

      becuase western view of world was false and not nowhere deeper than vedanta and Buddhism
      simple as that
      and
      advaita vedanta is simply logical

  • @wrathg
    @wrathg Рік тому +7

    Some one tell pranav to stop shaking his legs.

  • @ashishsunny7963
    @ashishsunny7963 Рік тому +6

    Ayush liver injury😂😂😂
    Edit: If the video seems too long, watch it in parts of 30 minutes....
    Also don't skip any ads please...
    Edit 2: I started the podcast on 29th July and finished it on 1 August 2023...

  • @abhishek36951
    @abhishek36951 Рік тому +2

    Dope podcast could be the the name of the podcast

  • @rallynfernandes8970
    @rallynfernandes8970 Рік тому +4

    I got kicked out my college WhatsApp group because I called a classmate's father who was promoting Homeopathy a quack.

  • @tattvamashi
    @tattvamashi Рік тому +3

    28:29 Yes, this happened with my mother😅

  • @sharoon_rafeek
    @sharoon_rafeek 6 місяців тому +1

    Why can't we go against ayush ministry in court? Is it possible?

  • @devilmoon1357
    @devilmoon1357 Рік тому +2

    Very informative and interesting

  • @yushpi
    @yushpi Рік тому +5

    Pranav you should have asked him if he thinks meditation too is pseudoscience.

    • @aridtommo5808
      @aridtommo5808 Рік тому

      There has been research proving positive affects on mental health after regular meditation. But then it depends on what we call "medication"

    • @prologic77
      @prologic77 Рік тому

      Maybe he hasn't found a research paper on meditation yet.

  • @avq512h
    @avq512h Рік тому +2

    Insightful Interview! ❤

  • @drkaustubhwagh9779
    @drkaustubhwagh9779 Рік тому +1

    Thanks

  • @renganathcanandan2469
    @renganathcanandan2469 Рік тому +3

    Absolute gem of a video. The last few words are really dope..🔥🔥🔥 Please do more of these kind of videos. Keep going bro. Love your work...❤❤

  • @purplehaze7495
    @purplehaze7495 Рік тому

    Yes yes 001 !! More please!

  • @keerthikanthgubbala8140
    @keerthikanthgubbala8140 8 місяців тому +1

    I'm an FMG that hopes to practice in India sometime soon in the future... But seeing this actually scares me. 💀

  • @anandthethriller4362
    @anandthethriller4362 Рік тому +1

    Thanks for timestamps

  • @X1Y0Z0
    @X1Y0Z0 8 місяців тому

    Thanks 4 another informative and educational and accurate presentation!

  • @shubh4319
    @shubh4319 8 місяців тому

    He is my doc for my liver disease and he is good

  • @sonali3886
    @sonali3886 Рік тому

    Brilliant and truthful!

  • @dive_in_data
    @dive_in_data Рік тому +14

    Dr Abby Phillips is the Jesus Christ of medicine. “They are not aware of what they’re doing.” Thanks for spreading awareness to both of you.
    PS - what’s wrong with your hand? 😢

    • @prologic77
      @prologic77 Рік тому +8

      He crushed all the Ayurvedic medicines with that hand 😁

    • @dharmayogaashram979
      @dharmayogaashram979 Рік тому

      Is he a Christian and perhaps anti Hindu?

    • @PiyushSharma-hy2ej
      @PiyushSharma-hy2ej Рік тому +2

      @@dharmayogaashram979
      So anyone with different believes by default a anti whatever?

    • @dharmayogaashram979
      @dharmayogaashram979 Рік тому

      @@PiyushSharma-hy2ej read the question again.

  • @dipensarkar8891
    @dipensarkar8891 Рік тому +2

    Jaisa janta weisa lawmakers. I don't mind if such people get vanished by using alternate medicines.

  • @arnabkundu114
    @arnabkundu114 Рік тому +2

    It's just sad that this podcast has so few views....scientific temper has been killed in this country, more so in the last 9 years

  • @amoghavarsha5715
    @amoghavarsha5715 Рік тому +1

    Great work pranav

  • @puneetmaheshwari
    @puneetmaheshwari Рік тому +5

    2+h ka podcast maza aaega

  • @ishankotak
    @ishankotak 4 місяці тому

    Thank You
    - From an Intern doctor

  • @priyanka.rekadi9963
    @priyanka.rekadi9963 5 місяців тому

    awesome podcost thank you doc for an eye opening session now i am scared how much abuse i done to my body by unknowingly taken these formulations at somepoint in my life.nd also one request can u plz add local languages like telugu,malayalam,tamil in auto translate so that we can watch it with whole family they can also aware of this information nd can take better informed decisions about their health

  • @Nietzsche_K_Gote
    @Nietzsche_K_Gote Рік тому

    KUDOS !!!
    Thanks for the upload

  • @AshaChandranPerinchery
    @AshaChandranPerinchery Рік тому +1

    What a brilliant one, Pranav!!! Am much wiser after listening to Dr. Abby. Keep such eyeopeners coming.