Workshop on living healthy life organised

INDORE : A workshop on living healthy life for 100 years with homeopathy was organised by Jeev Shardam Shatam Smooh in Anoop Nagar on Sunday. Chief guest on this occasion was professor and head of department, physiology at Gujrati Homeopathic Medical College, Dr AK Dwivedi.
Emphasising that living healthy life is human being's basic right, Dr Dwivedi said, "Our great saints and spiritual leaders have lived for 100 years and even more without any complication.The secret is having balanced lifestyle and following fundamental principles of life. Even scriptures and mythological evidence suggests that after living for 100 years on this earth one can attain Moksha. But, today very few live for 100 years and is looked as if it is a miracle." He further said that every disease, be it minor or major, is result of lack of self discipline and faulty lifestyle.
"Today, anything we consume is adulterated and has some or the other toxic substance. To keep any sort of illness at bay we need to excercise, avoid bad habits, junk food. If medicines are to be taken then homepathy is a choice as it free of side-effects. It cures disease completely from root. It boosts immune system," said Dr Dwivedi.
During the worskshop participants raised question whether allopathy is better or homepathy. The queries were answered by expert guests stating that in reality every pathy has pros and cons. But, certainly homeopathy has more positives than its counterparts including zero side effects, age-old method, scientific and above all it is close to nature.
Former dean of MGM College, Indore and president of the organisation, Dr DK Taneja said that basic aim of organising such workshops is to educate and aware more people about living healthy lifestyle. He said, "Be it modern medicine or conventional form of medicine, all are equally effective. Various researches and advancements have made homeopathy and allopathy to treat all kinds of diseases." Dr Taneja proposing vote of thanks added that his organisation organises such lectures on every 3rd Sunday of month.