Ayurveda is the treasure trove of cure for many illnesses. There are many famous treatments in Ayurveda. Tourists throng Ayurvedic centres seeking treatments. God’s own country has become famous for Ayurvedic treatments. Tourists from different parts of the world visit God’s own country for its famous Ayurvedic treatments. It is a great idea to spend vacation in God’s own country enjoying its thrills and adventures. These Ayurvedic treatments are affordable. However, there is lack of awareness about it. Ayurveda has the cure for many diseases and ailments. Those who are suffering from ailments can seek Ayurvedic treatments and be cured completely. Many of the diseases cured with Ayurvedic treatments do not recur again. Ayurveda offers treatments for many prolonged illnesses. treatment in ayurveda is effective. Ayurveda is almost 5,000 years old, it has cure for many ailments such as Spondylitis, Sciatica, jaundice, gastric problems and nerve disorders. Panchakarma or detoxification is among the famous Ayurvedic treatments. Ayurvedic treatments are holistic in approach, these treatments heal the mind, body and soul. These treatments are available in Ayurvedic hospitals, Ayurvedic resorts and spa. Ayurvedic hospitals and Ayurvedic centres have qualified Ayurvedic physicians who diagnose the diseases and provide adequate treatments. Many tourists experiment these Ayurvedic treatments and are positive about the results. Ayurvedic treatments are also popular among the elder generations. These patrons of Ayurveda have included Ayurveda with the pattern of their life, they lead a life based on the Ayurvedic principles. Moreover, they follow Ayurvedic diet and also the scruples of Ayurveda.

Does God have his own country now?

Personally I would be sceptical about submitting myself for treatment with use of unproven medication administered by people with no medical training outside of their enthusiastic adoption of quackery.

And then there's this (as quoted from Dr Paul Dargan and the US Dept of Health and Human Services):

According to a 1990 study on ayurvedic medicines in India, 41 percent of the products tested contained arsenic, and 64 percent contained lead and mercury. A 2004 study found toxic levels of heavy metals in 20 percent of ayurvedic preparations made in South Asia and sold in the Boston area, and concluded that ayurvedic products posed serious health risks and should be tested for heavy-metal contamination. A 2008 study of more than 230 products found that approximately 20 percent of remedies (and 40 percent of rasa shastra medicines) purchased over the Internet from both US and Indian suppliers contained lead, mercury or arsenic. In 2012 the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention stated that Ayurvedic drugs have been linked to lead poisoning on the basis of some cases where pregnant women had taken Ayurvedic drugs and toxic materials were found in their blood.

Oh, and welcome to the discussion forum, alvino12!

I'd have thought that in God's own country there should nothing to heal.