Editorial   B.M.Hegde Human Body's Intelligence Man should have been extinct like the dinosaurs long ago, if we were to believe that drugs, preventive screening of the apparently healthy population, and our hi-tech interventions are the ones that keep people alive on this planet. Vol.18 No.70 Jan. 2026 HTML Research   Chitram Umashankar,Anita Sardar Patil Utility of Homoeopathy in Autoimmune Disorders Autoimmune disorders are more commonly found in women than men, while the gender difference remains unclear . Vol.18 No.70 Jan. 2026 HTML Rajnee Yadav Gait Abnormalities in Stroke Patients With Middle Cerebral Artery Infraction:Clinical Observational Study Stroke remains a leading cause of adult disability worldwide, and the MCA territory is the most frequently affected vascular region. Vol.18 No.70 Jan. 2026 HTML Rahul Negi,Diksha Sharma,Abhay et al. Hepatoprotective Activity of Trillium govanianum The liver is an incredibly important organ within the human body, serving a key function in maintaining metabolic balance and overall physiological stability. Vol.18 No.70 Jan. 2026 HTML Issues, Inputs   S.Vatsala East or West,Squat is Best Constipation is one of the most frequent gastro-intestinal complaints. Vol.18 No.70 Jan. 2026 HTML Richard Smith Exploring Why Healthcare Systems Promote Inhuman Behaviour At a meeting last week I heard somebody say: “We humans have created inhuman systems in which its hard to be human.” Vol.18 No.70 Jan. 2026 HTML Snippets   Supine Yoga Poses for Restorative Impact Shavasana, the corpse pose, may not be new even for a novice to yoga. Vol.18 No.70 Jan. 2026 HTML This Too Shall Pass Ups and downs - unpredictable and transient - are part and parcel of life. Vol.18 No.70 Jan. 2026 HTML