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Using minimum medicine is the key to wellness says Prof Dr Hegde
February 07, 2012 07:30 PM | Bookmark and Share
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In the Moneylife Foundation event today the “people’s doctor” left the knowledgeable audience consisting several eminent doctors enthralled with his simple and yet effective ways to create wellness and happiness

“People think that popping a pill gives them instant relief. But one has to remember that behind every ill there is a pill,” said Professor Dr BM Hegde. He was speaking at Moneylife Foundation’s first seminar on wellness and healthcare in Mumbai.

Dr Hegde, a Padma Bhushan, is known for his unconventional views and oratory skills and has written several books including What Doctors Don’t Get To Study in Medical School.

Addressing the participants, consisting of many doctors and senior citizens, Prof Dr Hegde explained in details about his experience in treating patients using alternative medicine and how people are misguided about various treatments and medicines, because our minds have been schooled to think that way.

“Wellness happens from within. Medical insurance is another area where people continue to be looted. Aim for using minimum medicine and pills,” he advised.
 
Prof Dr Hegde spoke about the importance alternative medicines like Ayurveda and Homeopathy. He said, “There are all kinds of tactics are used to suppress Homeopathy as a form of treatment. But it is one of the best medicines. It is much more scientific than modern medicine.” According to him, modern medicine claims to be based on science but research has found that the majority of health problems stem from the mind while modern medicines can offer only a temporary relief. “If one has a happy mind, his body is largely free from diseases.”

Explaining the importance of Ayruveda, Prof Dr Hedge said how millions of dollars and many years were spent to find the cause of common cold. At the same time Ayurveda, for instance, lists food that has to be consumed during various seasons like eating more spices during winter. “In fact, people in Britain were told to eat curry in Indian restaurants as a cure for common cold after a 10 billion pound research into treatment of common cold was found to lead to no conclusions,” he said.

He emphasised that one need to follow a diet consisting of mainly of natural food. “For a long time people have been told that coconut oil is bad. But in reality, it is one of the best remedy for so many diseases. Coconut tree is names as Kalpvruksha. All the parts of the tree are useable and bio degradable.”
 
Apart from narrating many witty stories and analogies, Prof Dr Hegde referred to many outstanding books from top minds which have busted the myths of modern medicines and diseases. He advised that with the aim of being healthy till death, one has to eat natural food in moderation and sleep well and try to be a happy person.



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31 Comments
Dr Vaibhav Dhoka 3 months ago
Dr Hegde has brought to light the shortcoming of modern medicine and has rightly advocated Ayurveda and Homeopathy.I myself a alllopath routed my patients to different pathies including Unani and most of them had excellent results.Public should also take such advises seriously.The Ayurveda says Eat only when Hungry and Drink only when thirsty.If one follows this simple equation Half the ailments will disappear.But people don't take this seriously as this is FREE.
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Nitin Karani 3 months ago
I note Dr Hedge seems to be recommending coconut oil for cooking. Would appreciate a confirmation if the branded oils normally used for hair care are good for cooking purposes as well or not. Thanks.
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  BM Hegde 3 months ago  in reply to Nitin Karani
You need pure cocnut oil for cooking not the hair care ones.
You get it as such in any good grocery stroe.
bmhegde
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Ramabhadran 3 months ago
In the modern context I liked Prof.Hegde's article. It shows harsh reality of the medical world and the techniques of leading a simple life.

May I request for a CD of Prof.Hegde's speech.

Best regards,
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N.Jagirdar 3 months ago
A good programme because it is relevant in today's world of rapacious hospitals that fill ignorant patients with all kinds of fears, expose them to needless investigations, unnecessary medicines, and subject them to expenses they can ill afford. High time that we the people realize that we can live a healthy life with a few changes in our lifestyle...and Dr Hegde brought it out well in his inimitable style. Thank you for organizing it.
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Dr Nehrlich 3 months ago
People would do well to listen to Professor Hegde, a man not only ahead of his time but filled with compassion, seemingly unlimited knowledge and the wisdom to apply the skills that are appropriate and very likely to be successful. He still treats the patient, not the illness.

He also possesses another (very useful) gift, namely the talent of being a great speaker.

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Ritesh G 3 months ago
Thankyou Prof. Dr. Hegde and Thankyou Moneylife Foundation
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shantanu kulkarni 3 months ago
I have a different question. I attended the session but could not buy Dr Hegde's books since they were all sold out.

Will Moneylife Foundation help members by making the books available at the same discount of 30% offered at the venue? It would be nice if this were possible.
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  Alekh Angre 3 months ago  in reply to Shantanu Kulkarni
Greetings!

Moneylife Foundation is ready to display/ sale Dr BM Hegde's books during our regularly held seminar. We have spoken to the publisher and he has shown keen interest.
However, we would like people to inform us in advance, so that we could arrange it.

Thanks and regards
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  Narendra Doshi 3 months ago  in reply to Shantanu Kulkarni
I was probably the first one to buy it, yesterday.
It is available at the same discounted price of Rs200/- at Arihant Book House, Parel & at opp Nrul Rly station.Ph:24131569,24180481 and 27729396 respectively.
arihantbookhousemumbai@gmail.com
Hope this info is sufficient.
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  Dilip 3 months ago  in reply to Narendra Doshi
What is the name of the book?
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  Narendra Doshi 3 months ago  in reply to Dilip
'What Doctors Don't Get to Study in Medical School"
Mobile 9322261154
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  Dilip 3 months ago  in reply to Narendra Doshi
Thanks Narendrabhai!
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MDT 3 months ago
Thanks all for your kind suggestions on videos. However, please note that since they all are distinguished speakers, we need to make sure that the videos we publish are of high quality and shot and edited by professionals. This is to ensure that it remains on the net for a long time and people can watch it as many times as they want. Just for example, you watch a movie many times because it comes in edited form. Same is not true for raw footage of any film. Anyway, we are trying to speed up things and upload the edited videos at the earliest.
Thanks,
MDT
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Vinod Garg 3 months ago
I fully agree with DR. Hegade
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chprakash 3 months ago
why don't you upload the videos of the moneylife foundation seminars on ur website
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  Jason 3 months ago  in reply to Chprakash
Hi,

You could check out videos of earlier seminars on YouTube - youtube.com/moneylifeTV

If you have been through our site you would have come across some of the videos
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Dr KS Rao 3 months ago
Thanks Moneylife for report on Prof Hegde's sane & simple advice. Baburao Patel, the famous journalist, was once asked by a reader for advice on how to commit suicide. His reply:"Take any allopathic medicine. Death is certain, provided the medicine is not adulterated".
Ayurveda and Homoeopathy drugs at least do not kill, even if sometimes they fail to cure.
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  Nagesh Kini 3 months ago  in reply to Dr KS Rao
Hopefully ayurvedic and homoeopatic druygs are not known to be adulterated and no side effects reported so far. This makes it all the more reason to opt for them. But "ghar ki murgi dal barabar" and all shun them!
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Nagesh Kini FCA 3 months ago
Having had the privilege of hearing Dr. Hegde at the MoneyLife as well at his earlier talk at the Hinduja Hospital, I'm convinced that this man is more than just a doctor educationist. His CV is mind boggling - in a sense he is an evangelist propounding the cause of pure and simple home grown 'grandma's remedies' with no side effects. May his tribe increase! It was in deed a rare pleasure to hear him speak. His book What they don't teach is simply superb and a must read by those who have not heard him in person.
MLF has the right person to kick off its new year. Keep calling such visionaries to enlighten and educating the 'elite' and aam janata!
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Narendra Doshi 3 months ago
Your family doctor is the correct , nearest senior 'surgeon'(advisor); nature is your best lifelong friend; and many such tit bits were thoroughly enjoyed and learnt in today's talk during my attendance. I did become child like for these moments during these two hours and thereafter.
Hats off to you Dr. Prof Hegde and to ML for having several of his thoughts prior to this event, today.
I hope we 'live' some of these moments for a long , long time.
Look forward to one more Dr.'s dose sometime later this year itself.
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G R Chari 3 months ago
I join other readers in getting more enlightened by going thru' the entire speech of Dr.Hegde. Shall appreciate if a transcript of the speech is reproduced in the Moneylife or uploaded in the Youtube or ML..
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sucheta 3 months ago
Greetings. We will try to upload the talk in a couple of days. Or early next week.

yes, we too would like to put things on YouTube, but bear with us, we are a tiny organisation and these things cost money.

Sucheta Dalal, Managing Edito
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  Pradeep N 3 months ago  in reply to Sucheta
These days, great HD Videos can be shot with mobile phones, one just need a cheap tripod , (can be bought at Croma or other retail places) for stability.

Let us know, how we can help.
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  Vikas 3 months ago  in reply to Sucheta
In that case, I would suggest , why not have amateurs do this job. No need to call professionals, your team member can use his/her camera (point and shoot) and upload to youtube.
Video sans glamor, will definitely work for us :)
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  nagesh kini 3 months ago  in reply to Vikas
It is nice of amateurs like you to offer your services for causes that MLF stands for.

It's people like you that can take it forward. Great!
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  Vikas 3 months ago  in reply to Nagesh Kini
Perfectly doable, many would already be doing for their own private collection :)
Can be announced in the beginning of the event that anybody recording the video is NOT going to be penalized and they are encouraged to upload the video on YouTube, we will have good number of videos.
MoneyLife, keep up the good work !
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  S Mukherjee 3 months ago  in reply to Vikas
Yes, that would certainly do. No frills perfectly ok - possibly someone amongst us that attends can volunteer for this in future!
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Vikas 3 months ago
I attended one seminar in Bangalore (in person) and was available as webcast too.
Being still in Bangalore, I could not attend this event.
Request you to make almost all of your events live or at least recorded and uploaded to youtube (as S Mukherjee has in one comment has asked for). And later, such articles can be carry youtube link in the bottom.
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P M Ravindran 3 months ago
Thanks to Dr Hegde and ML for affirming our beliefs, after seeing all the exploitation in hospitals and the nexus of doctors with labs and pharma cos.
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S Mukherjee 3 months ago
Is Prof (Dr) Hedge's above talk on Wellness at Moneylife also available at Youtube or any other accessible public website for the benefit or those who could not attend or staying outside Mumbai pls?
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