Herbal Management of Covid19 – An astrological perspective

G. Premanandham

doi:10.63300/z9ean831

Authors

G. Premanandham Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.63300/z9ean831

Keywords:

Covid 19, Pandemic, Astrology

Abstract

The COVID-19 pandemic has posed significant challenges to healthcare systems worldwide, prompting a global search for effective treatments and management strategies. While conventional medicine continues to seek vaccines and pharmaceutical interventions, complementary and alternative approaches, such as herbal medicine, have also gained attention. This paper explores the potential of herbal management of COVID-19 from an astrological perspective.

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Author Biography

G. Premanandham

Mr. G. Premanandham B.E.,(Mechanical) SKY Yoga Teacher, #02-26 Parc Life,33 Sembawang Crescent, Singapore, Ph:+65 87128974, Premanandham.g@gmail.com

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