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==Limitations of these practices==

==Limitations of these practices==

   

   

  There are several challenges in implementing these immunization practices in other parts of the world. Availability of natural and safe food products like cow’s milk,  honey is a challenge to implement the practices. The lack of clinical evidence generated in this domain remains the major concern among the medical fraternity as well as the public for administering them in the pediatric age group. The regional variations and contradictions in these practices also pose a challenge to the popularization and standardization of the same. These practices and their effectiveness as health-promoting and immunity-building measures have been extensively studied. However, their role in increasing the disease-specific immunity or their ability to substitute the conventional immunization techniques are yet to be proved.

There are several challenges in implementing these immunization practices in other parts of the world. Availability of natural and safe food products like cow’s milk,  honey is a challenge to implement the practices. The lack of clinical evidence generated in this domain remains the major concern among the medical fraternity as well as the public for administering them in the pediatric age group. The regional variations and contradictions in these practices also pose a challenge to the popularization and standardization of the same. These practices and their effectiveness as health-promoting and immunity-building measures have been extensively studied. However, their role in increasing the disease-specific immunity or their ability to substitute the conventional immunization techniques are yet to be proved.

 

==Relevance of including traditional practices in immunization==

==Relevance of including traditional practices in immunization==