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Dr. Nandita Shah works to heal India by correcting food patterns and abolishing myths. Here are her insights into food, healing naturally, and better health!
Dr. Nandita Shah works to heal India by correcting food patterns and abolishing myths. Here are some amazing insights into food, healing naturally, and better health!
She is the woman who wants to rid India of its ‘world’s diabetes capital’ title. Meet Dr. Nandita Shah, a vegan and a homeopath.
Dr. Shah’s research and work has proven that healing can happen through food. At her non-profit, SHARAN (Sanctuary for Health and Reconnection to Animals and Nature), Dr.Shah conducts workshops and educational programs across the country about better nutrition. Her goal is to change widespread incorrect notions about food, and to make good food an easy habit, and better health the norm.
“I am actually helping people reverse diseases through food rather than medicines. I help them get off medicines and get well by simply understanding what the correct food is for our species and switching to that”, she says. Dr. Shah has hundreds of success stories.
In this conversation over Chai with Lakshmi, this amazing woman shares about the 3 big food myths India has subscribed to, the repercussions of these myths and how medication might not always prove to be the way out of an illness. Watch the video here!
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But what if you could highlight the pleasure of eating a mango? Mango-eating has always been the stuff slurpy, sloppy moments are made of.
Someone once said, ‘A little coitus never hoitus.’ Or, as a passage from an ancient Indian text says, ‘The horse and mare, the bull and deer, form the high union, while the horse and deer form the highest union. On the female side, the elephant and bull, the mare and hare, form low unions, while…’
Apparently, the animals represent people who are trying to have a union, that is, sex. This passage shows how the ancient Indians knew a thing or two about the birds and the bees and the hares and the mares. We had passion or kaam. And we had the Kama Sutra.
Unlike the earlier WAGs, Ms Sharma was already a celebrity with a huge following, before she got hitched. Why should peeps question now, when she shared her thoughts about one of the toughest times of their life?
Behind every successful woman, there is a ‘Kaam Waali Bai’ and a ‘Calm Waale Spouse’.
Similarly, behind every successful married man, there is a fabulous understanding woman. She could be the warm cuddler, a fierce tigress or someone who will hold the mirror to show the true picture.
Not just on Doctor's Day, these inspiring women doctors in India have our gratitude at every other time too!
Not just on Doctor’s Day, these inspiring women doctors in India have our gratitude at every other time too!
Doctor’s Day (celebrated on 1st July) is a day to pay homage to all the doctors who are playing significant roles and contributing to the welfare of the society. However, when we look at the history of women’s struggle to have their own careers in India, we salute these women, who have paved the way for many others.
Women doctors in India who rise to become great are to be especially applauded as they often do so against a patriarchal system that can be discriminatory – many women doctors in India who began with aspirations might fall off the grid just on account of their gender.
Nandita Venkatesan lost her health, hearing, and a 'normal life' to tuberculosis, but this valiant girl battled it and rebuilt her life.
Nandita Venkatesan lost her health, hearing, and a ‘normal life’ to tuberculosis, but this valiant girl battled it and rebuilt her life.
This is the story of an ordinary girl who proved to be a warrior in an extra ordinary battle.
“There is no limit, to what we, as women, can accomplish!” – Michelle Obama.