Decoding Covid-19 non-medically: Going back eastward can be a long-term solution

Though the second wave of the Covid-19 pandemic has terribly engulfed and mercilessly paralysed the world, no remarkable progress is yet sensed towards easy medication. Many mundane experiments are being carried, yet they have failed to gladden the pool of people. Even if any euphoric success is achieved soon, the easy and smooth supply of it in the access of all commoners may take a couple of years. Ergo, for an early remedy, the pandemic-induced fear and crisis-worn mindset now should trigger a different debate: whether vaccine or manner?

This pandemic has deciphered some most controversial and utterly contradictory characteristics regarding symptoms, treatment and nature of the damages caused. A child breastfed by a coronavirus-positive mother is tested negative. Family members residing with an infected person do not have the virus. Some of them get cured quite early. Herbal and Ayurvedic treatments have been found phenomenally successful in their recovery, in most cases. Recovered people too sometimes test positive again. The same person gets different test results from different labs. Such baggage of mismatches has seriously confused all. This confusion, in sum and substance, has ostensibly presented an undeniable truth that this pandemic can be beaten well with strong psychology and self-determination than medication to overcome it. Thus, rather than being over-hyped on medical success to defeat it, a non-medical approach to empower and augment the immunity by reviving the Vedic civilisation-based life shall remain as a dependable capital ahead.