Introduction: Asthisamharaka (Vitis quadrangularis), also known as the Devil's Backbone or Hadjod, is a medicinal plant that has been widely used in traditional medicine systems for centuries. With its origins in India, this plant belongs to the Vitaceae family and is characterized by its unique four-angled stem. Hadjod holds significant importance in various cultures due to its potential health benefits and therapeutic properties. Its traditional use can be traced back to ancient Ayurvedic texts, where it is highly regarded for its ability to promote bone health and treat musculoskeletal disorders. Historically, Hadjod has been used as a natural remedy for fractures, bone loss, and joint-related conditions. In Ayurveda, it is classified as a 'Asthisandhaneeya' herb, meaning it has the potential to strengthen bones, promote fracture healing, and improve overall bone health. The plant's name, "Hadjod," is derived from the Hindi word "hadjod,"
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Dear Mr Ajay Kamboj,
I have read your blog: How to start ayurvedic medicine store? and How to start ayurvedic wholesale and distribution? on the subject matter. it is very helpful.
In this regard I have a query that on what basis the licensing authority inform that license for sale of Ayurvedic Medicines is not required. I mean any written rule for this.
I have read your blog: How to start ayurvedic medicine store? and How to start ayurvedic wholesale and distribution? on the subject matter. it is very helpful.
In this regard I have a query that on what basis the licensing authority inform that license for sale of Ayurvedic Medicines is not required. I mean any written rule for this.
Government only describes the rules for which a license is required. If any product doesn't require any license then you will not find any written rule for it. It's understood.
Ayurvedic medicines are regulated through drug and cosmetic act. In drug and cosmetic act, only conditions and license type of manufacturing license of ayurvedic medicine is described. Distribution and sale license is not described or mentioned. So there is no requirement of a sales license for ayurvedic medicines.
For explanation, allopathic medicines require license for all business that is manufacturing, sale, purchase, stock, wholesale and retail so every type of license is mentioned and described under drug and cosmetic act whereas only manufacturing license is mentioned and described for ayurvedic medicines. Similarly cosmetic products related only to manufacturing license is mentioned and described, not any wholesale and retail license. So cosmetic products also don't require a license for sale and purchase.
Hope this information is helpful to you...
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