Former MP R K Sinha.
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In today’s fast paced life, you can suffer from diabetes, high blood pressure, thyroid, heart disease, cancer, kidney and liver related diseases. Many people are also struggling with this and are wasting both their money and time by visiting doctors. In such a situation, a good news for you is that to avoid these, you can join the three-day camp and take benefit from it.
A three day training program will be organized
A three-day training program on living a completely healthy life without any medicine for 100 years or more is being organized by Avsar Trust from June 16 to June 18 at Ravindra Bhawan in Patna. The program will be inaugurated by Bihar Governor Rajendra Arlekar on June 16 at 10 am. The chief guest will be Bihar Agriculture Minister Mangal Pandey. Its main organizer is Avsar Trust and co-organizer is Adi Chitragupta Mudra Bank and Aadya Organic. More than 1000 participants from across the country have registered themselves to participate in this training camp. The Agriculture Department of Bihar Government is also sponsoring it. The benefits of coarse grains and the method of preparing and eating them will also be explained in detail in the training camp. Stalls of many millets producers from across the country are also being set up in the training camp. Dr. Khadar will tell how we can make our food our medicine. This information was given by the organizing committee chairman and former MP RK Sinha.
Padmashri Dr Khadar Wali will give training
Former MP RK Sinha said that in this camp, Padmashree Dr Khadar Wali, famous as Millet Man, will himself give training from morning to evening on all three days, in which he will tell how we can treat any serious disease with coarse grains. Padmashree Dr Khadar Wali is a food and nutrition expert, who tells the effective method of consuming millets to control lifestyle related diseases like diabetes, high blood pressure, thyroid, heart disease, cancer, kidney, liver etc. Dr Khadar Wali of Andhra Pradesh is currently living in Mysore, where he is doing research on agricultural science and motivating the farmers of the country to grow coarse grains and how coarse grains can be used in place of wheat and rice.
Know who is Padmashree Dr Khadar Wali
66-year-old Dr Wali, an independent scientist, has worked on many projects in the field of food and health. For the past 20 years, he has been advocating millets and small grains, and also making people aware of the harms of wheat, rice and sugar. He believes that lifestyle disorders in people’s lives are mainly coming from a diet of rice, wheat, sugar, dairy milk and adulterated oils. Dr Wali named his selected mixture of five millets as “Shridhanya” and for this he encouraged traditional agricultural methods. He also treated thousands of people through these. The production of these millets, which are helpful in curing many diseases, will increase revolutionary in the coming times, which India can benefit from. Along with advocating the benefits of eating millets, he is also doing meaningful work on saving soil fertility and using the right kind of agricultural practices, water conservation and environmental prosperity.