Editorial   B.M.Hegde Future Medicare System: An Integrated Approach Men are disturbed not by things which happen Modern medicine has become prohibitively expensive. It is going to be still more so with newer technologies invading medical diagnosis and management more and more. Vol.10 No.39 April 2018 HTML Research   Naylya Djumaeva, Ilhom Khusainov Application of Torsion Fields in Therapy for Some Viral Diseases in Patients with Different Chronic Conditions The authors report the treatment of different viral infections in patients who were successfully treated by application of antiviral medications which were placed into the Torsion Field formed by low laser radiation. Vol.10 No.39 April 2018 HTML Thomas Mathew Quantum Physics Reveals the Secrets of Thridosha in Ayurveda As and when Western Medical science evolved as an industry, people lost their belief in it and search for alternate systems of medical sciences has become a passion. Vol.10 No.39 April 2018 HTML Issues, Inputs   Richard Smith Returning Health to the People For the first two million years of humans there were no doctors. People were born, flourished, became sick, suffered, and then died without doctors. Vol.10 No.39 April 2018 HTML Snippets   Friendly Bacteria The Indian system of medicine Ayurveda sings paeans over the benefit of takra (buttermilk). As back as 1907, Nobel laureate Elie Metchnikoff had attributed the longevity of Bulgarian peasants to their yogurt consuming habits. Vol.10 No.39 April 2018 HTML Water is Vital Thousands have lived without love, not one without water… Thus epitomized W H Auden the significance of water in his poem First Things First. Vol.10 No.39 April 2018 HTML An Indian Ode to the Sun God The Sun is the source of energy for sustenance of life on the earth. Due to its immense influence on life, the Sun has been exalted to divinity and worshipped across the cultures by different names. Vol.10 No.39 April 2018 HTML