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MOL construieşte o fabrică de bitum-cauciuc în Tatarstan, la 1.000 de kilometri de Moscova şi unde Ungaria suportă jumătate din investiţie

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Ayurveda Helped India Combat Malaria Thousands Of Years Ago, When All Others Failed: Hungarian Study


Ayurveda Helped India Combat Malaria Thousands Of Years Ago, When All Others Failed: Hungarian Study
Ayurveda medicine. (Art of Living)
A study by scientists from the Sustainability Solutions Research Lab at the University of Pannonia and funded by the Hungarian government opined that India’s ancient medical system helped fight against diseases like malaria thousands of years ago, reports
The Times Of India.
“The malarial parasite in prehistoric India is likely to have been the more benign variant. Nor should we forget that India’s own medical system was able to take up the fight against diseases thousands of years ago, while in other malaria-affected areas of the world, a similarly effective, Ayurveda-like medicine system did not exist,” said Dr Attila J Trájer, lead author of the study published. ....

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Ancient India thwarted malaria at a time no other part of world had: Study | India News


When the first humans started moving out of Africa some 350,000 years ago, they looked for dry areas the savannah grasslands, the deserts of southwest Asia. Because tropical regions, while bountiful with food and water, were also home to malaria-carrying mosquitoes. So, why prehistoric humans entered India where it was wet, warm and humid about 70,000 years ago has puzzled scientists. But a new study offers an answer.
The malarial parasite in prehistoric India is likely to have been the more benign variant. “Nor should we forget that India’s own medical system was able to take up the fight against diseases thousands of years ago, while in other malaria-affected areas of the world, a similarly effective, Ayurveda-like medicine system did not exist,” Dr Attila J Trájer, lead author of the study published in ‘Quaternary International’, told TOI. ....

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