Too much giloy causing liver disease
Attached latest study. Be very careful friends a lot of people I know have taken too much giloy regularly in last 12 mos more
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The central government's Ministry of Ayush on Wednesday refuted the claims that the use of herb TinosporaCordifolia (TC), commonly known as Giloy or Guduchi, resulted in liver failure in six patients in Mumbai. In a press statement, the Ministry of Ayush said linking Giloy to liver damage would be misleading as the herb has been used in Ayurveda for a long time. Giloy is among the several alternative medicines recommended by the Ayush Ministry as an immune booster against the COVID-19 causing SARS-CoV-2. "The authors of the study failed in placing all needful details of the cases in a systematic format. Apart from this, relating Giloy to liver damage would be misleading and disastrous to the Traditional Medicine system of India as the herb Guduchi or Giloy has been used in Ayurveda since long. The efficacy of Giloy in managing various disorders is well established," the ministry said. https://www.dnaindia.com/india/report-covid-19-ayush-ministry-refutes-claims-of-liver-damage-linked-to-giloy-or-guduchi-read-what-all-it-said-2899352 more
Jul 28
I have been taking Gilloy tablet ( 1 tablet per day ) till today since last June 2020, but found no adverse effect so far. I do not have an ailments like diabetes or heart problem. more
Jul 05
Thank you for the information. If a herbal product has active principles to produce biological effects, it can also have side effects. Unless we are aware of it, we will not use the product judiciously. more
Jul 05
What about effects of dichlofem, ibupforib stereoids and so on apply some little brain if god was kind enough to bless more
Jul 05
With small letter, it is go through the report. The main points should have been given as sum up. However, I feel Giloy is a herbal product and there will not be any adverse effect. more
Jul 04
