Kerala the world renowned tourism
state set to be a total ayurveda state. The mountainous Edamlakkudy. 25 kms
from the renowned hill station Munnar of Kerala in Idduki district is the
remotest village panchayat in Kerala.
The nearest road head to this village is located
at a distance of 13 kms and after that one has to trek through the mountain
paths for hours to reach the village, which is home to Muthuvan Tribal
Community. The other way to access this village is fromValparai which is also the
border of Kerala and Tamilnadu.
Here the healthcare system is
usually practice using herbs, tribal rituals and occasional supplies of modern
medicine. During the menstrual period, women are forced to live inside the
jungle for three to five days, while during the time of childbirth, women and
the newborn are forced to live alone in the jungle for a time period of 40
days. Staying alone inside the jungle hut during childbirth in this village is
the toughest part of women’s life.
To provide better healthcare, the
Kerala government is now going to set up an ayurveda dispensary at this
remotest village Edamalakkudy. The State Cabinet on Monday has decided to set
up four remote panchyats as part of the government initiative.
Dispensaries are
also going to be set up in Edamalakkudy as government’s initiatives to provide
better healthcare to all corners of the state. Last week, that Government has
taken initiative infact had decided to
set up 25 dispensaries in 25 village panchyat.
With Monday’s decision of the
cabine, all the 978 village panchyats will have government ayurveda clinic.
Chief Minister Oommen Chandy has said, “Kerala has become a ‘total ayurveda’
state,”.
Anitha Jacob, director of Indian
Systems of Medicine, told Business Line said “ With the new initiative from the
government to open up for dispensaries,
all the panchayats as well as municipalities and city coperations will have
will have medical care facilities in the government sector,” She said, some of
the panchayats have National Rural Health centre supported by temporary
dispensaries.
Kerala a well known state for
ayurveda medical tourism sector has large network of private sector ayurvedic
institutions and among the many such institutes, Kottakkal Arya Vaidya Sala is
the reputed one. Including many other health care many other specialized
faciltieis for eye care have come up.
Kerala promoting tourism attractions is
also targeting and promoting ayurvedic body rejuvenation treatment and massages
as part of their initiative and as Kerala’s attractions. Many tour operators
are selling the packages in the name ayurveda body care session, which is liked
by many not just from across India, but from across the world.
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