'Cured My Sore Throat And Neck Pain': Chinese Embassy Spokesperson Lauds Indian Medicine

India is at the forefront of innovative low-cost healthcare, providing high-quality treatment at the lowest possible cost. Recently, the Chinese Embassy spokesperson also commended Indian medicines for curing her sore throat and discomfort in neck.

The Chinese representative, Yu Jing, said, “Sincerely praise the Indian medicine, which cured my sore throat and neck pain effectively. Good quality at a fair price. Incredible!”

The post has garnered more than 3 lakh views.

A comment read, “The ease of accessibility in the Indian healthcare system is something which we don’t hype enough as most of it gets shadowed by facilities & other problems arising from low doctors: population ratio.”

Another comment read, “Indian medicine never fails to impress! truly grateful!”

A third user said, “You bet, they are good.”

A comment read, “Happy to hear Indian medicine came through for you! Quality and affordability go hand in hand. thank you for sharing!”

A user suggested, “U can try some ayurvedic medicine also..or drink kadha which is a combination of turmeric+tulsi leaves + black pepper + ginger + cardamom + cinnamon + honey ..add all in warm water and stir for 20 min..and drink.”

The nation’s healthcare delivery system can be divided into two main categories, according to the India Brand Equity Foundation (IBEF): public and private.

The government’s public healthcare system, or Primary Healthcare Centres (PHCs) in rural regions, provides basic healthcare services.

Mainly in metros and tier-I and tier-II cities, the private sector operates most secondary, tertiary, and quaternary healthcare facilities.

According to the IBEF, surgery in India costs around one-tenth of what it does in the United States or Western Europe. It also notes that the nation’s medical tourism industry has grown due to the low cost of healthcare.