YSRCP MLA Says, Anandaiah's Covid Medicine Would Be Produced By TTD Once Approved!
The Ayurvedic medicine developed by practitioner Anandaiah that created a huge buzz that it can cure the ongoing Covid virus has been sent to ICMR and AYUSH for an efficacy test and the test reports are awaited.
When everyone is eagerly waiting for the reports of efficacy, ruling YSRCP MLA Chevireddy Bhaskar Reddy, who represents the Chandragiri constituency, said that, if the medicine gets the required approvals then the medicine will be prepared at Ayurvedic Pharmacy.
The MLA, who also serves as the Governing council member of the Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanam(TTD) said that a team of doctors, who had examined the medicine of Anandaiah opined that there is no harm in taking the medicine as it comes with no side effects.
As per the media reports, the MLA said that the herbs that are available in the Seshachalam forests will come in handy in preparing Anadaiah's medicine given the fact that the Ayurvedic practitioner used various herbs in preparing the medicine.
On the other hand, the Commissioner of the Andhra Pradesh wing of AYUSH Ramu said that the medicine prepared by the practitioner should be considered as country medicine, but not Ayurvedic medicine as the required protocols were not followed.
When everyone is eagerly waiting for the reports of efficacy, ruling YSRCP MLA Chevireddy Bhaskar Reddy, who represents the Chandragiri constituency, said that, if the medicine gets the required approvals then the medicine will be prepared at Ayurvedic Pharmacy.
The MLA, who also serves as the Governing council member of the Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanam(TTD) said that a team of doctors, who had examined the medicine of Anandaiah opined that there is no harm in taking the medicine as it comes with no side effects.
As per the media reports, the MLA said that the herbs that are available in the Seshachalam forests will come in handy in preparing Anadaiah's medicine given the fact that the Ayurvedic practitioner used various herbs in preparing the medicine.
On the other hand, the Commissioner of the Andhra Pradesh wing of AYUSH Ramu said that the medicine prepared by the practitioner should be considered as country medicine, but not Ayurvedic medicine as the required protocols were not followed.