<h1>Healthcare Provider Risks for Unsubstantiated Ayurvedic Treatment Claims, Safety Issues, Consent, Advertising, and Regulatory Compliance</h1> A healthcare provider's press release markets Ayurvedic diagnosis and multi-modality treatments for chronic skin conditions, asserting root-cause efficacy, safety, and long-term benefits while disclaiming editorial responsibility. Legal issues include potential regulatory and consumer-protection exposure for therapeutic and safety claims lacking clinical substantiation, advertising standards around guaranteed outcomes, and compliance with medical and ayurvedic practice licensing. Use of herbo-mineral formulations, bloodletting and leech therapy raises product-safety and informed-consent considerations, and possible need for disclosure of risks, contraindications and side effects. The disclaimer does not eliminate liability; providers should ensure medically verifiable claims, appropriate approvals, clear consent, and accurate marketing.