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Narayan Sheth (Ph.D.) Former Director IIM Ahmedabad, India I was introduced to Dr. Kapadia in 1994 with a history of triple vessel blockage and advice for immediate bypass surgery. I promptly earned from him a totally reassuring prognosis of active… Read more >
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Yoga is an Indian physical, mental, and spiritual practice or discipline. There is a broad variety of schools, practices and goals in Hinduism, Buddhism (including Vajrayana and Tibetan Buddhism) and Jainism.The best-known are Hatha yoga and Raja yoga. http://universalhealing.org/world-yoga-day/21-06-2015-world-yoga-day.pdf
Three conditions vital to the curing of any disease are: 1. The doctor’s faith in himself to cure his patient. 2. The patient’s faith in his doctor that he will cure him. 3. The doctor’s Karma – his skill and… Read more >
Nutritious diet, pure drinking water, sunlight, and moderate exercises are important for our health. However equally important, or perhaps more vital, is to have the feeling of harmony in our heart. Harmony is the quality of Soul, which is the… Read more >
Regular practice of Shavasana and Meditation helps the patient to experience his SOUL FORCE by quieting the activities of mind and body. The SOUL FORCE is common to all living creatures. This experience increases the inner strength of individual to… Read more >
While treating coronary heart disease patients and advising them to make lifestyle changes, like giving up smoking, giving up excessive use of alcohol, and losing weight, we felt that patients change their lifestyle out of fear of the disease, whereas… Read more >
The program consists of: •Diet counseling •Moderate exercise like walking on a level surface for 30 to 40 minutes •Stretching and relaxation exercises leading to progressive deep relaxation, i.e. Shavasana. •Meditation and visual imagery. • Group discussion with an emphasis… Read more >
Obesity is on the increase worldwide. It is a complex multifactorial disease of appetite regulation and energy metabolism. Hence losing weight is not simple. A diet with too much fat is at the root of this problem. The body needs… Read more >
In an average Indian diet, the fat content is about 30 – 40% of the total calories. Recommended fat intake for a heart disease patient is less than 10%. The diet recommended is purely vegetarian. It should be rich in… Read more >
