Our institute is developed an ayurvedic medicine which is given to the addicted person and without telling him it shall be mixed with any vegetable, curry, chapaties, and liquid like juice, butter milk etc. when this medicine is mixed up with homemade food it doesn’t change the colour, smell & taste of the food, so that addicted person never gets aware of such treatment. These medicines are useful for addictions like alcohol, nicotine, cigarettes, bidi, mava, gutkha, tobacco chewing, drugs, fortwin, proxyuon, diazepam, opium, heroin, cocaine, charas, ganja, bhang, brown sugar, etc
This is also a habitual addiction. It includes all types of nicotine product like Cigarettes, Bidi, Mava, Gutka, Tobacco Chewing and other Nicotine Products.
This is also a habitual addiction which includes all types of Nicotine products like bidi, cigarettes, mava, gutka, tobacco chewing, snuff etc. Nicotine, is explicitly described in medical dictionaries as a powerful and active poison. Smoking introduces this poison, as well as the highly poisonous gas, carbon monoxide into the lungs. Nicotine causes increased secretion of adrenalin and noradrenalin into the blood stream, which results in a higher proportion of fats in the blood. It is for this reason that smocking accelerates the process of the hardening of the blood vessels. The arteries providing nutrients to the heart muscles also become congested, hardened and brittle with consequences ranging from palpitation and hypertension to angina pectoris and heart attacks.
It works in the part of brain, that’s addicted to nicotine. It makes smoking feel less enjoyable which in turn makes easier to quit nicotine. The nicotine present in cigarettes tobacco is delivered directly through the skin & into the blood stream. Dhumari acts as a non permeable adhesive layer which stops the nicotine to pass into the blood, hence the medicine leeches slowly the nicotine from the body.
These medicines are free from all types of heavy metals, lead, cadmium, mercury, arsenic and other modern medicines.
> More than 300 million people in India use tobacco.
> India is expected to lose 2.5 million people a year by 2025 due to growing tobacco consumption.
> In tobacco smoke, there are 3,600 known chemicals, of which 20 can cause cancer.
> India reports more than one million fresh cancer cases every year due to tobacco.
> Smoking causes knee pain, loss of cartilage.
> Tobacco kills more than half its users.
> Smokers are likely to be less happy; the pleasure they feel from having smoke comes only because they’re addicted.
> Smoking affects DNA sequence in sperm and can lead to a child inheriting permanent genetic damage from father.
> Tobacco consumption is linked to 25 diseases.
> More than one million tobacco users die every year in India.
(Survey Report From Department of Drugs in India Sept. 2009)
