This video just reminds me of the time i got to know i have leukemia 😢
@statusvideosbycutegirl..31259 күн бұрын
Sir mujhe kuchh v padha huaa yaad nhi rhta h coching me soved samjh me aata h but
@statusvideosbycutegirl..31259 күн бұрын
Hlo sir
@meenakshikumari881210 күн бұрын
Sorry bhai maine aapko dislike kar Diya sorry
@DeepakMehta-o9f15 күн бұрын
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@End-x2k17 күн бұрын
Increased hunger extreme hunger in morning leg pain vision problem immune is very fine everything good and yeah weight loss
@rajashree43619 күн бұрын
Iam really love yoga Shalini mam never ever I forgot that person so sweet 💗 i have a boy baby
@MARKISNTSIMP26 күн бұрын
This is a blessing from god ive got no leukemia
@bruceangel445928 күн бұрын
I’m not a doctor nor college educated. What I am is someone who has injured, ill and disabled for decades until I received a surgery eight years ago. From there I started walking, first around my block, faster and faster, further and further. I’ve carried a weighted rucksack everyday for eight years and got up to ten miles a day before deeming this unsustainable. After all of this time and effort I consider myself somewhat of an expert on the power of daily brisk walking. None of the people featured in this video are receiving the full benefits of daily walking because they’re missing a key component, you have to walk briskly. And you have to walk briskly everyday for the mathematical benefits that’ll payoff like compounding interest to unlock the full benefits. If you practice the art of daily brisk walking it’ll change your physicality, your countenance, your mind and then quite possibly your life. Practice the power of daily brisk walking for the mathematical benefits and prove it to yourselves. Here’s how: First, this is quite possibly the best information that you’ll receive in this lifetime, I call it the power of daily brisk walking. And if it does what I say it will do, you will share it with your family and friends until the end of time or the end of your family line, whichever comes first. We humans were meant to walk everyday and we have to walk briskly if we want to feel and be our optimal best. Practicing the art of daily brisk walking will change your physicality, your countenance, your mind and quite possibly your life. Share it with your family, friends and loved ones if you want to catch a glimmer of what they were like when they were young. Prove it to yourself. Here’s how: Take a selfie before you begin this process, then walk briskly everyday for the mathematical benefits that will payoff like compounding interest. After some time has passed, take another selfie. The difference should be easily discernible and readily apparent in your changing physicality and happier countenance. If you stick with it you’re going to look sharper, feel sharper and actually be sharper than you’ve been in some time. (No dieting or weightlifting is required) When you walk: Open your eyes slightly wider and walk at a brisk pace, making sure to swing both of your arms while using your eyes for things both near and far & having as much fun as possible. (It’s an eye exercise and brain training stimulator) At some point you’re going to feel as if your eyesight is improving and you’re aging in reverse. Google; brisk walking and telomeres lengthening your telomeres will have you feeling like you’re aging in reverse. That’s it, it really is that simple. We were meant to feel alive, healthy, happy, vibrant and vital all of our lives as we age. Unlike most other activities this one barring illness or injury is sustainable for the rest of your life. Why does this work more effectively than almost anything else at helping you achieve your goals? Because we were designed/evolved and adapted over millions of years to do this one thing very well. Animals in the wild walk from shortly after birth until death in a never ending search for food and water or to escape predators. We humans eschew walking and ride in air conditioned comfort to air conditioned food stores and air conditioned gyms to walk slowly or stand around. It’s only been since the last hundred plus years and the invention of the automobile that we’ve forgotten that we’re supposed to walk and walk briskly. The invention of the cellphone has only exacerbated this issue. If we want to feel and be our optimal best we have to thoroughly mix the chemicals in our brains and bodies everyday, we have to walk and we have to walk briskly everyday. The leading cause of injury in adults is unintentional falls. Practicing the art of daily brisk walking will improve your balance, mobility, agility and coordination making falls less likely. Plus, this is sustainable for the rest of your life and a guaranteed mood booster. Extras: Make an AC/DC greatest hits playlist, push play and just try to keep up. (This is a great brisk pace) Dress lightly or you’ll overheat, feel sick and quit. I wear baselayer, synthetic in warm weather and wool in cooler weather. No jacket is required until approximately 10 degrees. We humans have an incredible capacity to heat ourselves up or cool ourselves down while moving briskly. When you walk seven days a week for years you’re going to experience every kind of weather. Something I’ve learned is that we humans heat up quickly when we’re on the move and the rain, snow and cold have little effect. Think about our caveman ancestors in skins, no underwear & no jackets and boy are we lucky and you’ll be warm. You’re going to sweat a lot, so stay well hydrated and drink before you get thirsty. Get an Apple Watch and close your rings daily, it’s cheaper than a trainer or a gym and it will keep you disciplined and on track. Good luck to you and remember, think happy thoughts when you walk and have as much fun as possible. PS- This is the essence and distillation of my thoughts after eight years of daily brisk walking and sharing it with many thousands of people on all levels from every continent on the globe. This works, prove it to yourself and walk everyday for the mathematical benefits. PSS- I’m 63 years old with better mobility, agility, coordination and balance than I had as a twenty year old US Marine. Trust me, this will work for you if you persist. As always, check with your doctor before starting any program of exercise.
@Nit1517Ай бұрын
How the patient will eat as the old pancreas remains inside the body,only he will get rid of insulin.
@indiancitizen4659Ай бұрын
Which chicken is giving injection 😂..dr is still living in stone age
@vignesh5979Ай бұрын
whats the cost
@kirubakaranbabu6261Ай бұрын
Very informative. Tan qq..dr
@prashantgaikwad96212 ай бұрын
Very Good Work Dr Rela Sir. Thanks.
@runamis29962 ай бұрын
Sir how many indian rupiah need.liver for trenasper
@MiruthulaV-jd2ec2 ай бұрын
Mam enakku twins pregnancy tips sollunga please mam
@priyasankar63112 ай бұрын
She is my senior
@RajenKhan-if3sk2 ай бұрын
I am coming 😢😢😊😊
@bknarayan0073 ай бұрын
Go to hell with your laws
@user-bn6sn1ec5n3 ай бұрын
Это мой зять.Он начал болеть когда .Но когда я увидела он превратился в старика..😢Я плакала..Как мой зять,когда дети выросли и и он умрет!!???Это все надо пережить в одном доме с ним...Во первых пусть никто не болеет..тем болеее дети при родителях..қудая шукр он здоров и донор здорова ,Сколько слез у нас было с его мамой...Спасибо всем кто помог...Я до смерти буду им блогадарна...❤❤❤❤Чтоб в моей семье это было в первый и. Последний раз...🎉🎉🎉🎉
@richardssugirtharaj20902 ай бұрын
He is so strong and fantastic. May God bless him
@gauhar19813 ай бұрын
Очень круто 👍🏻
@kodandaramireddym47593 ай бұрын
Jai Sriram
@sarojmohan90293 ай бұрын
One of the worst places for pregnancy care, solely because of Dr. Jyoti Singh, responsible for scan at mediscan for pregnancy. Almost towards the end of my last trimester I opted a different hospital because of Dr. Jyoti Singh and Malar at mediscan. Dr. Jyoti informed me that my baby's weight is on the lower percentile and I will have to get admitted for a c- section at 8th month. When we went for a second opinion at a different hospital the doctor told the baby is perfectly fine, and I delivered my baby through normal vaginal delivery close to my EDD. Telling false diagnosis just to opt for c-section, money-minded behaviour from a doctor who is dealing with pregnant ladies, taking a toll on their mental health is highly dangerous and pathetic. Could even file a case against her for the same. In short, with my experience, I will not advice anyone to consult at rela for pregnancy. Zero ethics and human empathy at place for health care.
@sarojmohan90293 ай бұрын
One of the worst places for pregnancy care, solely because of Dr. Jyoti Singh, responsible for scan at mediscan for pregnancy. Almost towards the end of my last trimester I opted a different hospital because of Dr. Jyoti Singh and Malar at mediscan. Dr. Jyoti informed me that my baby's weight is on the lower percentile and I will have to get admitted for a c- section at 8th month. When we went for a second opinion at a different hospital the doctor told the baby is perfectly fine, and I delivered my baby through normal vaginal delivery close to my EDD. Telling false diagnosis just to opt for c-section, money-minded behaviour from a doctor who is dealing with pregnant ladies, taking a toll on their mental health is highly dangerous and pathetic. Could even file a case against her for the same. In short, with my experience, I will not advice anyone to consult at rela for pregnancy. Zero ethics and human empathy at place for health care.
@sarojmohan90293 ай бұрын
One of the worst places for pregnancy care, solely because of Dr. Jyoti Singh, responsible for scan at mediscan for pregnancy. Almost towards the end of my last trimester I opted a different hospital because of Dr. Jyoti Singh and Malar at mediscan. Dr. Jyoti informed me that my baby's weight is on the lower percentile and I will have to get admitted for a c- section at 8th month. When we went for a second opinion at a different hospital the doctor told the baby is perfectly fine, and I delivered my baby through normal vaginal delivery close to my EDD. Telling false diagnosis just to opt for c-section, money-minded behaviour from a doctor who is dealing with pregnant ladies, taking a toll on their mental health is highly dangerous and pathetic. Could even file a case against her for the same. In short, with my experience, I will not advice anyone to consult at rela for pregnancy. Zero ethics and human empathy at place for health care.
@sarojmohan90293 ай бұрын
One of the worst places for pregnancy care, solely because of Dr. Jyoti Singh, responsible for scan at mediscan for pregnancy. Almost towards the end of my last trimester I opted a different hospital because of Dr. Jyoti Singh and Malar at mediscan. Dr. Jyoti informed me that my baby's weight is on the lower percentile and I will have to get admitted for a c- section at 8th month. When we went for a second opinion at a different hospital the doctor told the baby is perfectly fine, and I delivered my baby through normal vaginal delivery close to my EDD. Telling false diagnosis just to opt for c-section, money-minded behaviour from a doctor who is dealing with pregnant ladies, taking a toll on their mental health is highly dangerous and pathetic. Could even file a case against her for the same. In short, with my experience, I will not advice anyone to consult at rela for pregnancy. Zero ethics and human empathy at place for health care.
@sarojmohan90293 ай бұрын
One of the worst places for pregnancy care, solely because of Dr. Jyoti Singh, responsible for scan at mediscan for pregnancy. Almost towards the end of my last trimester I opted a different hospital because of Dr. Jyoti Singh and Malar at mediscan. Dr. Jyoti informed me that my baby's weight is on the lower percentile and I will have to get admitted for a c- section at 8th month. When we went for a second opinion at a different hospital the doctor told the baby is perfectly fine, and I delivered my baby through normal vaginal delivery close to my EDD. Telling false diagnosis just to opt for c-section, money-minded behaviour from a doctor who is dealing with pregnant ladies, taking a toll on their mental health is highly dangerous and pathetic. Could even file a case against her for the same. In short, with my experience, I will not advice anyone to consult at rela for pregnancy. Zero ethics and human empathy at place for health care.
@handa1231003 ай бұрын
How's your child now pls guide me further as my child also suffering from same
@PS-fk3gxАй бұрын
Same hera my daughter now 7 month
@ranielango1683 ай бұрын
Dr, your speech is very clear and concise.Also very usefull infn. I am your patient from Ashok nagar.
@kennethdarlington6823 ай бұрын
‘‘I am not only happy am alive but also glad that "DrMadida" was able treat and cure me with his herbal medication of my parosmia, Meniere disease and Parkinson disease(PD) with their herbal treatment. My smile is so bright because I am happy ‘’
@Pooranchandra-gr5tw3 ай бұрын
I m live in Tamilnadu
@Pooranchandra-gr5tw3 ай бұрын
Reply me sir
@Pooranchandra-gr5tw3 ай бұрын
Hi sir help me
@user-kf2lg7dz1q3 ай бұрын
Translate in tamil
@Krishnag7053 ай бұрын
Is there is any lever transplant help by chief minister in uttar Pradesh ...plz rply
@azhar2206853 ай бұрын
Who made you doctor 😂
@Sagita-sr5fq4 ай бұрын
Right
@porad320amirul54 ай бұрын
Liver transplant cost how much sir
@jisantvsylhet4 ай бұрын
How much will it cost for hepatitis B virus treatment at your hospital including doctor's visit and DNA PCR test?
@sparkyland89114 ай бұрын
Is visible on a CT or RMN? Or only at bronhoscopy?
@SaranyaSaranya-lj1so4 ай бұрын
Hi mam.en age 34 amh leavel 0.42 natural conceive aga mudiyma pls mam
@Nisha-kl8rl4 ай бұрын
Feeling optimistic about the future thanks to Planet Ayurveda's treatment for Parkinsonism! It's like a new beginning