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Scientifically Proven Ayurvedic Herpes Cure Gains Global Attention

Ayurvedic physician Dr. Arjun Kumar introduced a scientifically validated approach to herpes recovery—rooted in ancient Rasayana protocols and verified through DNA PCR and IGG blood testing.

Scientifically Proven Ayurvedic Herpes Cure Gains Global Attention

Ayurvedic physician Dr. Arjun Kumar introduced a scientifically validated approach to herpes recovery—rooted in ancient Rasayana protocols and verified through DNA PCR and IGG blood testing. Conducted on himself and shared publicly, this transparent self-trial offers compelling evidence that herpes can be addressed at its root, not merely managed.

Detailed in his book Herpes Cure: A Research-Backed Guide to Healing Through Herbal Medicine, the comprehensive treatment blends purified mineral formulations, antiviral botanicals, and personalized diet and lifestyle guidance. This unique integrative model has captured global attention for bridging classical Ayurveda with modern diagnostics and offering a credible, evidence-backed alternative to conventional therapies.

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