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Ramdev's Patanjali launches Covid-19 medicine - 'Coronil' and 'Swasari Vati'; claims 100% recovery in 3-7 days

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Coronil and Swasari today. We conducted two trials of these, first clinical controlled study, which took place in Delhi, Ahmedabad, among many other cities.

Under this 280 patients were included and 100 per cent of those recovered. We were able to control Corona and its complications in this.

After this the all-important clinical control trial was conducted," he added.He thanked the Director, National Institute of Medical Sciences, NIMS University, Jaipur, Dr Balbir Singh Tomar and all other doctors and scientists for their help in creating the medicine."With the help of NIMS, Jaipur we conducted the clinical control study on 95 patients.

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