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Question 1 Enlist the seven natural principles of the body according to Unani system
Question 2 List and explain the types of treatments (chikitsas) of Ayurveda. Classify the treatment of disease in Ayurveda
Question 3 Write details of Botanical source, common name, part of plant used, chemical constituents and uses for the following drugs
Question 4 What is the role of FDA with respect to Biologics, Cosmetics, Drugs, Foods, Medical devices, radiation - emitting electronic products, Veterinary products and pesticides?
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