Evaluation of the Immuno-Stimulatory Potential (Shareera Bala) of an Ayurveda Management Protocol in Cohort of Quarantined Delhi Police under Covid-19 Care Centers- An Exploratory Clinical Study

INTERVENTION: Intervention1: group‐A: 1. TabSamshamani Vati 250 mg 2 bid after food with water for 60 days 2. Herbal tea â?? 150 ml in the morning once daily for 60 days( Preparation of Herbal tea: Boil 150 ml (1 glass) of water, at the time of boiling add 1 small tsf (3gms) of powder boil for 1‐2 minutes. Switch off the stove and keep the lid for 1‐2 mins till it settles and this herbal tea is ready to drink warm after filtering) 3. Application of Anu taila This oil is to be applied locally inside both the nostrils. This is to be applied in the morning before b and before leaving home and before retiring to bed. 4. Haridra khanda , 3gms bid with milk before food. (if sore throat, cold, cough seen) Control Intervention1: group‐B: conventional medicine preventive guidelines CONDITION: PRIMARY OUTCOME: Improvement in Bala of an individual ; Immuno‐stimulation leading to non‐development of symptoms of CoVID‐19 in risk population exposed to infected individuals. (Bala will be assessed by using specialised proforma including dashavidha pareeksha and other questionnaires which will reveal the physical and mental health of an individual.)Timepoint: Baseline, 15th day, 30th day, 45th day, 60th day and 90th day SECONDARY OUTCOME: Improvement in quality of life( SF‐36 per forma will be used)Timepoint: 12 week INCLUSION CRITERIA: 1.Available police personnel of either sex aged 19‐60 years 2.Delhi Police personnel quarantined for COVID‐19 infection. 3.Agrees not to self‐medicate with chloroquine, hydroxychloroquine or other potential antivirals. 4.Individuals agree to give consent for participation