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PROJECTS RELATING TO TREATMENT OF DIABETES PATIENTS WITHIN A FEW
DAYS
a) Project implemented by – Swami Hardas Life System, Services Division
b) Study conducted by - Swami Hardas Life System, R & D Division
What is Diabetes? What causes Diabetes?
Diabetes, often referred to by doctors as diabetes mellitus, describes a group of metabolic
diseases in which the person has high blood glucose (blood sugar), either because insulin
production is inadequate, or because the body's cells do not respond properly to insulin, or both.
Patients with high blood sugar will typically experience polyuria (frequent urination), they will
become increasingly thirsty (polydipsia) and hungry (polyphagia).
Diabetes is a Metabolism Disorder
Diabetes (diabetes mellitus) is classed as a metabolism disorder. Metabolism refers to the
way our bodies use digested food for energy and growth. Most of what we eat is broken down into
glucose. Glucose is a form of sugar in the blood - it is the principal source of fuel for our bodies.
When our food is digested, the glucose makes its way into our bloodstream. Our cells use
the glucose for energy and growth. However, glucose cannot enter our cells without insulin being
present - insulin makes it possible for our cells to take in the glucose.
A person with diabetes has a condition in which the quantity of glucose in the blood is too
elevated (hyperglycemia). This is because the body either does not produce enough insulin,
produces no insulin, or has cells that do not respond properly to the insulin the pancreas produces.
1) Type 1 Diabetes
The body does not produce insulin. Some people may refer to this type as insulindependent diabetes, juvenile diabetes, or early-onset diabetes. People usually develop type 1
diabetes before their 40th year, often in early adulthood or teenage years
Type 1 diabetes is nowhere near as common as type 2 diabetes. Approximately 10% of all
diabetes cases are type 1.Patients with type 1 diabetes will need to take insulin injections for the
rest of their life. They must also ensure proper blood-glucose levels by carrying out regular blood
tests and following a special diet.
2) Type 2 Diabetes
The body does not produce enough insulin for proper function, or the cells in the body do not
react to insulin (insulin resistance).Some people may be able to control their type 2 diabetes
symptoms by losing weight, following a healthy diet, doing plenty of exercise, and monitoring their
blood glucose levels.However, type 2 diabetes is typically a progressive disease - it gradually gets
worse - and the patient will probably end up have to take insulin, usually in tablet form.
3) Gestational Diabetes
This type affects females during pregnancy. Some women have very high levels of glucose
in their blood, and their bodies are unable to produce enough insulin to transport all of the glucose
into their cells, resulting in progressively rising levels of glucose.
Diagnosis of gestational diabetes is made during pregnancy.
Long term complications of diabetes
Diabetes makes your blood sugar higher than normal. After many years, too much sugar in the
blood can cause problems in your body. It can harm your eyes, kidneys, nerves, skin, heart, and
blood vessels.
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You could have eye problems. You could have trouble seeing, especially at night. Light
could bother your eyes. You could become blind.
Your feet and skin can develop sores and infections. If it goes on too long, your foot or leg
may need to be removed. Infection can also cause pain and itching in other areas.
Diabetes may make it harder to control your blood pressure and cholesterol. This can lead
to heart attack, stroke, and other problems. It can become harder for blood to flow to the
legs and feet.
Nerves in the body can become damaged, causing pain, tingling, and loss of feeling. Nerve
damage can also make it harder for men to have an erection.
You could have problems digesting the food you eat. You could feel weakness or have
trouble going to the bathroom. Nerve damage can also make it harder for men to have an
erection.
High blood sugar and other problems can lead to kidney damage. The kidneys might not
work as well and may even stop working such that you might need dialysis or a kidney
transplant.
Treatment of diabetes
The goals of diabetes treatment are to control blood glucose levels and prevent diabetes
complications. One should focus on these three areas to help achieve optimum health:
Nutrition
When you have type 1 or type 2 diabetes, you need to be very aware of not only what you eat, but
also when and how much you eat. Following a meal plan can also help you lose weight and lower
your risk of developing complications.
Physical Activity
Physical activity is an important part of controlling diabetes and preventing complications such as
heart disease and high blood pressure. Try for 30 minutes of moderate exercise, like brisk walking,
on most days.Exercise programs are great resources for developing a safe weight loss program.
Medications
If you have type 2 diabetes, sometimes eating healthy and engaging in physical activity is not
enough. Your doctor may give you oral medication to help control your blood glucose levels. For
people with type 1 diabetes (and some people with type 2 diabetes) this means taking insulin.
People with type 1 diabetes must take insulin to control diabetes--and this can only be done
through multiple injections or by an insulin pump, a small device that delivers insulin continuously
throughout the day.
PROJECTS UNDERTAKEN BY SWAMI HARDAS FOUNDATION FOR DIABETES PATIENTS
Limitations of Existing Treatment Pattern of diabetes:It is seen that:a) The only option available is to take medicines lifelong along with life style changes.
b) This may be expensive for a large population of the country.
c) Taking medicines over a long period of time also has its side effects.
Need for appropriate study on diabetes:There is a need of appropriate, simple and cost effective technology which would be helpful
in controlling diabetes.
Projects undertaken by Swami Hardas Foundation for diabetes patients
Identification of problem:
1)
The present available methods to tackle diabetes necessitates intake of medicines for a
long time.
2) This may be expensive for a large population of the country.
.3) Taking medicines over a long period of time also has its side effects.
Aim of the present trial studies
The aim of this study paper is to conclude:-Whether diabetes can be controlled by the
application of Swami Siddha technology of Swami Hardas Life System (referred herein after
as “The System”).
a) If it is found that The System is effective in controlling diabetes, then :
i)
the cost involved in implementing the same
ii)
whether any chemicals, equipment etc. are required
iii)
the time taken for increase in hemoglobin
iv)
the level of expertise and education required for the effected persons to
implement the system.
v)
the infrastructure that is required and the cost thereof
Implementation of the project:In view of the above a large number of projects were undertaken over the last many years,
mainly in collaboration with the Department of AYUSH, Government of Karnataka and Andhra
Pradesh and also with the aid of private doctors.
Methodology:Many villages in the states of Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh and Maharashtra, India were
taken up for the implementation of the project in a joint venture with the Department of AYUSH of
these states. The villagers were taught the methods of applying SHLS, free of cost, by the
volunteers of SHLS Services Division .The blood pressure level prior to the application of SHLS
were taken by the technicians of AYUSH or by private lab technicians. The SHLS procedures were
applied by the villagers themselves for three hours daily for 2-3 days. After the application, the
level of blood pressure was again verified by the technicians of AYUSH.
Results and conclusions:From the outcome of all the projects, the following can be concluded:
a) Swami Hardas Life Systems is capable of controlling diabetes.
b) Two to three hours session were held daily and within one to two sessions, positive results
were seen.
c) This is incredible and beyond modern day science.
d) No medicines, chemicals and equipment were used. No extra nutritional diets were
given
e) The system was taught to the participants free of cost, who applied it on themselves.
f) Most of the villagers were poor and illiterate and thus the system does not require
educational, technical qualifications to implement.
g) No costs were incurred by the participants. It is a zero budget system
PROJECT WISE DETAILS FOR CONTROLLING DIABETES
a) All Project implemented by – Swami Hardas Life System, Services Division
b) All Studies conducted by - Swami Hardas Life System, R & D Division
1. Project at: - Hyderabad
Date
: - 12-15 October 2012
Collaboration with: - Department of AYUSH, Government of Andhra Pradesh, India.
Procedure: - 1) All the persons were called at one place and trained.
2) Pre and Post health check-up was done.
3) Workshop of Swami Hardas Life System was conducted for 2 hours.
All tests were conducted by the Department of AYUSH
Sl. No.
Name &Address
Age/ gen.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
T. Govind Singh
Sofia
VeeraNarayana,
Mrs.Ratnakumari.M.
K. Srinivas
Sri.Laxminarayana,
Gangadhar Rao
RekhaMadhavi
Anita.M
Krishna Reddy
Mr. G. V. Babu
G. Vidyasagar
P.Kisanrao
B. Shankar
C. H. Venkateshvarlu
RaJendrakumar
43/M
63/F
50/M
56/F
42/M
70/M
52/M
40/F
50/F
60/M
26/M
60/M
58/M
59/M
59/M
65/M
Sugar (R) mg/dl.
Pre
Post
187
154
173
136
219
155
154
104
240
150
179
79
429
360
172
126
303
222
151
103
133
79
184
117
229
189
219
176
220
95
321
243
Normal Sugar - R - 70 to 150 mg/dl
Total Participants
16
Found Normal
2
Came to Normal
7
50.00%
Tends to Normal
2
14.28%
Still High
5
35.71%
Difference mg/dl
Normal
Towards
normalcy
Towards
normalcy
2. Project at: - Piranawadi Village, Dist- Belgum, Karnataka
Date
: - 06th March 2013
Collaboration with: - Department of AYUSH, Government of Karnataka.
Procedure: - 1) Our volunteers went from door to door and survey was conducted.
2) The problems, facts and their health status was noted.
3) The villagers were called at one place and trained.
4) Pre and Post health check-up was done.
5) Workshop of Swami Hardas Life System was conducted for 2 hours.
All tests were conducted by the Department of AYUSH
Normal value of Blood Sugar Random- 70 to 150 mg/dl
33
37
64
50
90
100
69
46
81
48
54
67
81
81
125
81
SL
No.
Name
Age/Sex
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
Gangamma Kurubara
Kalapati Shingade
Mallama Hulmani
Hakirappa Gavalai
Fakir Tadbugol
Sunita Khadnur
Balappa Kadguger
Piraji
Sumitra Belagaonkar
Babu Patil
Ballappa Lakugol
Kenchappa Talawar
Laxman Gadadar
Laxmi Vasundikar
Maruti Usulkar
Ballappa Lakugol
Basawa Kamble
Surendra Patil
Gangawa Modar
Manoj Kunma
Dattram Batvaldkar
Divya Batvaldkar
Basapa Hinduli
Sahdev Kamble
Sanjeev Talwar
Yelappa amble
Devendra Patil
Iranna Goud
Lagamappa Sandhi
Karowa Talwar
Shivaji Talwar
Fakirappa Mukjyou
Apanna Nesarkar
Kashibai Alkoti
Yelawa Talwar
Yelappa Talwar
Siddhapa Bemgol
Raju Halkarni
65/F
60/F
60/F
62/M
60/M
30/F
60/M
62/M
60/F
65/M
65/M
50/M
74/M
60/F
76/M
65/M
65/F
65/M
60/F
70/M
86/M
61/F
60/M
50/M
68/M
70/M
80/M
32/M
75/M
70/F
75/M
60/M
63/M
60/F
80/F
72/F
55/M
40/M
Blood Sugar
Pre
Post
180
188
86
196
223
184
164
174
242
178
188
186
196
86
176
188
212
210
188
140
186
210
168
186
214
212
82
72
186
221
184
186
204
210
176
232
243
184
152
160
156
142
186
138
150
138
186
128
143
160
190
86
168
143
164
190
174
132
140
178
150
140
176
164
80
74
180
167
142
156
180
176
148
180
204
144
Difference mg/dl
28
28
70
54
37
46
14
36
56
50
45
26
6
0
8
45
48
20
14
8
46
32
18
46
38
48
2
2
6
54
42
30
24
34
28
52
39
40
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
Hanumant Hosur
Gangawa Patil
Darshan Chingari
Bhimappa Rathod
Hafij Mujavar
Bhimsi Suddhi
Gangawa Talwar
40/M
80/F
60/M
75/M
45/M
75/M
60/F
204
286
198
196
178
189
214
153
186
138
143
138
148
164
51
100
60
53
40
41
50
Normal Sugar - R - 70 to 150 mg/dl
Total Participants
45
Found Normal
4
Came to Normal
21 51.21%
Tends to Normal
Still High
Normal
Towards
6 14.63% normalcy
Towards
14 34.14% normalcy
Advice:- 1. To become normal patient has to continue SHLS exercise for few days.
3. Project at: - Lingadalli Village, Dist- Belgum, Karnataka
Date
: - 17/12/2012 to 19/12/2014
Collaboration with: - Department of AYUSH, Government of Karnataka.
Procedure: - 1) Our volunteers went from door to door and survey was conducted.
2) The problems, facts and their health status was noted.
3) The villagers were called at one place and trained.
4) Pre and Post health check-up was done.
5) Workshop of Swami Hardas Life System was conducted for 2 hours.
All tests were conducted by the Department of AYUSH
SL.NO
NAME OF THE PATIENT
AGE
SEX
Sugar (mg/dl)
1
Basavaraj Anikivi
45
M
Pre
112
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Mahadevappa Talawar
64
45
70
70
65
60
46
M
M
M
M
M
M
F
212
100
146
190
166
112
146
Basavaraj Talawar
Mallappa Talawar
Kallappa Ganiger
Shivajirao Jagatap
Basappa Lingadalli
Basamma Sangannavar
Post
110
186
98
126
175
150
110
144
Difference
(mg/dl)
-2
-26
-2
-20
-15
-16
-2
-2
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
Kashavva Maneppanavar
Shekhavva Hooli
Rukmavva Kadam
Manjula Jagatap
Khandurao Kadam
Parvatevva Jadhav
Kallanagouda Patil
Rudragouda Goudar
Prabhavati Nalavade
Kenchanagouda Goudar
Shankrevva Patil
Jeejab ai Kadam
Bharamgouda Goudar
Vithal Ranasing
Nanasaheb Nalavade
Basavaraj Koti
Baburam Mane
Premabai Nalavade
Phakeerappa Angadi
Santajirao Ghatage
Rangappa Sattigeri
Suvarna Madar
Mallappa Cikkannavar
Madivalappa Doddamani
66
25
52
23
67
52
60
75
45
80
32
72
62
56
63
49
70
50
65
50
60
30
60
40
F
F
F
F
M
F
M
M
F
M
F
F
M
M
M
M
M
F
M
M
M
F
M
M
92
86
150
81
197
190
179
180
112
178
147
94
183
143
165
108
212
180
178
104
104
120
170
112
92
84
140
81
186
160
98
166
110
156
102
94
165
98
145
110
186
145
124
88
89
110
89
119
-2
-10
-11
-30
-81
-14
-2
-22
-45
-18
-45
-20
-2
-26
-35
-54
-16
-15
-10
-81
-7
Normal Sugar - R - 70 to 150 mg/dl
Total Participants
32
Normal
16
Came to Normal
8 50.00%
Normal
Tends to Normal
2 12.50%
Towards normalcy
Still High
6 37.50%
Towards normalcy
Advice: - 1. To become normal, participant has to continue SHLS exercise for few days.
4. Project at: - Hyderabad Expo, Andhra Pradesh
Date
: - 12-15 October 2012
Collaboration with: - Department of AYUSH, Government of Andhra Pradesh, India
Procedure: - 1) Everybody was called at one place and trained.
2) Pre and Post health check-up was done.
3) Workshop of Swami Hardas Life System was conducted for 2 hours.
All tests were conducted by the Department of AYUSH
Sl.
No.
Name &Address
Age/ gen.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
T. Govind Singh
Sofia
Veera Narayana,
Mrs. Ratnakumari. M.
K. Srinivas
Sri. Laxminarayana,
Gangadhar Rao
Rekha Madhavi
Anita.M
Krishna Reddy
Mr. G. V. Babu
G. Vidyasagar
P.Kisanrao
B. Shankar
C. H. Venkateshvarlu
Rajendra Kumar
43/M
63/F
50/M
56/F
42/M
70/M
52/M
40/F
50/F
60/M
26/M
60/M
58/M
59/M
59/M
65/M
Sugar (R) mg/dl.
Pre
187
173
219
154
240
179
429
172
303
151
133
184
229
219
220
321
Post
154
136
155
104
150
79
360
126
222
103
79
117
189
176
95
243
Difference mg/dl
33
37
64
50
90
100
69
46
81
48
54
67
81
81
125
81
Normal Sugar - R - 70 to 150 mg/dl
Total Participents
16
Found Normal
2
Came to Normal
7
50.00%
Normal
Tendes to Normal
2
14.28% Towards normalcy
Still High
5
35.71% Towards normalcy
Advice: - 1. To become normal, participant has to continue SHLS exercise for few days.
5. Project at: - Nagara Village, Dist- Gondia, Maharashtra
Date
: - 15th March 2012
Collaboration with: Procedure: - 1) Our volunteers went from door to door and survey was conducted.
2) The problems, facts and their health status was noted.
3) The villagers were called at one place and trained.
4) Pre and Post health check-up was done.
5) Workshop of Swami Hardas Life System was conducted for 2 hours.
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Name
Age/Sex
Pulse
Pre Post
Purnabaikohale
P. G. Ambule
Yashodabai Raut
Aasanbaisuryawanshi
Priyanka Baghele
Laxmi Chaudhary
Tulsidas Bhagat
DhanvantaBai
Anusaya Darande
Ankit Yele
Harkabai Bopche
Ravji Bopche
Tejlal Zado
Vivek Tejram Sahare
Ratiramsonawne
Rikhiramji Raut
Paranbai Pardhi
Menanbai Hinge
Tejram Danve
Ramesh Patel
Godavari Patel
Kiran Patel
Rajkumarprabhudas Thakre
Rajnitai Chauhalwar
Baliram Raut
Purajkalapiprewal
Raywantabai Bagle
Ramkala Patel
Panchafulabai Udapure
jiti Kale
Minakshi Sonune
60/F
44/M
40/F
55/F
19/F
50/F
48/M
64/F
30/F
6/M
70/F
54/M
45/M
10/M
50/M
45/M
60/F
49/F
45/M
39/M
20/F
22/F
35/M
67/F
63/M
55/F
40/F
55/F
35/F
30/F
15/F
Blood Pressure
Pre
Post
Blood
Sugar
Pre Post
84
70
72
84
78
70
80
80
74
88
64
80
78
74
74
74
76
74
74
74
74
74
76
74
74
74
150/100
110/70
110/70
130/90
110/70
90/60
110/70
120/80
110/60
120/80
120/80
120/80
120/80
120/80
110/70
120/80
120/80
120/80
130/90
130/90
100/60
120/80
120/80
120/80
82
84
84
76
80
74
72
70
84
84
68
92
74
76
80
74
79
74
74
74
80
82
74
90
88
96
86
74
82
110/70
110/70
190/100
120/80
110/70
110/70
110/80
110/60
110/70
150/100
110/60
150/100
90/60
140/100
110/70
110/70
120/80
120/80
120/80
160/90
274
120/80
120/80
120/80
120/80
120/80
120/80
238
138/100
120/80
198
140/100
100/60
130/90
120/80
110/70
120/80
80
74
134
130
430
220
205
235
150
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
Chabita Rahangadale
Khemanbai Pardhi
Durgabail Patle
Chetanbai Thakre
Omeshwari Sharnagat
Rekha Choudhari
Mukesh Bodele
Hanubai Tembhekar
Arun Bondele
30/F
50/F
24/F
36/F
22/F
25/F
30/M
46/F
53/M
78
86
80
70
72
70
74
74
78
74
78
74
74
74
74
74
74
74
130/80
130/70
110/70
110/60
110/70
90/60
90/60
130/90
100/60
120/80
120/80
120/80
110/70
120/80
110/70
110/70
120/80
110/70
Sign
Dr. Lalit M. Turkar B. A. M. S.
(Nashik) Bhagoli (Paraswada)
Reg. No.-52418-A
6. Project at: - Nagatikatti Thanda Village, Tal - Harapanahalli, Dist - Davangere, Karnataka
Date
: - 15-16 May 2012
Collaboration with: -
Department of AYUSH, Government of Karnataka, India
Procedure: - 1) Our volunteers went from door to door and survey was conducted.
2) The problems, facts and their health status was noted.
3) The villagers were called at one place and trained.
4) Pre and Post health check-up was done.
5) Workshop of Swami Hardas Life System was conducted for 2 hours.
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3
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5
6
7
8
9
10
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15
Name
Honnibai
Erappa
Mantesh Naik
Hanumant Naik
Bulya Naike
Gayatri bai
Jankibai
Miss Hailla
Sujata
Savitri
Miss Nilabai
Chandribai
Sushilabai
Iramma
Ammibai
Age/Sex
65/F
38/M
31/M
25/M
83/M
28/F
30/F
30/F
23/F
26/F
35/F
44/F
35/F
32/F
60/F
Blood Sugar
Pre
Post
86
143
96
103
83
113
82
99
104
121
104
94
107
131
89
125
127
102
100
99
105
91
99
102
107
97
90
100
114
95
Difference
39
-16
6
-3
16
-8
9
0
-2
-14
-7
-4
-7
-17
6
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
Hodya Naik
Poojar Naik
Gangibai
Kuber Naik
Sakaribai
Umeshaya
Sushilabai
Dhanibai
Shanti bai
Nagraj Naik
Durgamma
Ram Swami
Lokesh C.
55/F
66/M
40/F
55/M
70/F
37/M
35/F
80/F
75/F
28/M
22/F
65/M
32/M
Total Participants
Normal
Came to Normal
134
91
95
90
159
110
107
95
86
110
100
107
94
118
94
106
94
90
104
100
106
112
97
110
100
90
-16
3
11
4
-69
-6
-7
11
26
-13
10
-7
-4
28
27
1
Advice: - 1. To become normal patient has to continue SHLS exercise for few days.
Normal value of Blood Sugar Random 70 to 150 mg/dl
7. Project at: - Andheri, Mumbai, Maharashtra
Date
: - 15th January 2008
Collaboration with: Procedure: - 1) Everybody was called at one place and trained.
2) Pre and Post health check-up was done.
3) Workshop of Swami Hardas Life System was conducted for 2 hours.
Sl.
No.
Name of the patient
1 Ladu Tukaram Jalavi
2 Deshraj
Harish Candra
3 Sawant
4 Pravin Govind Rane
5 Prasad Rajan Gavde
Shobha Mahadev
6 Nakte
Age/sex
Problem
weight Kg.
B.P.mm/hg
pre
post Pre
post
Sugar
Pre Post
M
M
B.P
B.P
70
64
70 120/70
120/74
64 140/100 210/120
141
164
88
93
M
M
m
Acidity
Acidity
Phegical
55
54
60
55 120/80
55 110/80
62 100/70
120/80
110/80
110/70
98
105
92
108
95
94
40/F
Phegical
59
60 130/100 130/90
158
130
7 Anju Hari Jabhle
8 Dattatry R. Gorivle
9 Sonali K. Tamboskar
Shubhangi
10 Tamboskar
11 Fatima Yusuf Shikh
Pruthvipal Singh
12 Chodhri
13 Pandurang M. Gavde
14 Ujvala Uttam Dhuri
Seema Ashok
15 Panchal
16 Laxmi Govind Kijbele
Rashmi Ramesh
17 Kadam
18 Uma Vilas Pandit
19 Kanchn Shekhr Pandit
Dayal Vasant
20 Narwekar
21 Shekher Hari Pandit
22 Vilas Hari Pandit
23 Satosh Narayan Patil
Shubhagi Deepak
24 Jadhv
25 Deepak Ganpat Jadhv
Vinayak Ganpat
26 Jadhv
Kavita Keshv
27 Khochade
28 Triveni Mohan Masti
Meghshym T.
29 Govatkar
30 Meena M. Govatkar
Ramesh Atmaram
31 Kadam
Ashvini Ramesh
32 Kharade
33 Pratima Ganesh Rana
Madan Baburao
34 Sarvde
Siddsh Ramesh
35 Peethnaik
Pramila Prakash
36 Jadhv
37 Hemlata S. Rana
38 Sudha Laxman
27/F
M
31/F
Phegical
B.P
Phegical
55
72
39
55 110/70
74 120/85
40 120/72
120/80
120/80
120/80
119
109
110
108
107
110
68/F
28/F
Phegical
43
45
43 130/70
45 90/60
120/70
100/60
137
85
111
76
M
M
51/F
Diabetes
B.P
Diabetes
79
53
62
76 130/80
54 130/80
63 100/70
130/80
110/64
120/70
147
106
160
148
114
98
36/F
45/F
B.P
B.P
57
45
57 140/90
45 140/90
130/90
140/90
117
286
122
176
Phegical
Diabetes
45
68
49
46 110/70
69 120/80
48 110/70
100/70
120/80
130/70
99
107
81
110
64
57/M
M
M
M
Phegical
B.P
Diabetes
62
50
60
58
64
52
60
59
150/80
140/60
130/90
110/80
140/90
130/80
120/80
120/80
233
121
323
89
169
84
205
202
F
M
Issue
Issue
44
64
45
63 144/95
128/80
95
103
61
61 120/80
100/64
100
108
32/F
36/F
51/F
M
F
F
Diabetes
Issue
57
75
57 130/80
75 130/90
120/80
150/110
126
144
131
117
M
F
B.P
Issue
70
50
71 130/70
53 110/80
130/80
120/80
232
101
261
116
M
Issue
51
51 100/70
80/50
64
93
F
F
B.P
Issue
55
45
55 140/90
47 110/70
140/90
100/70
249
45
294
84
53/M
Issue
57
58 120/90
130/80
111
110
24/M
Issue
64
61 90/60
100/60
103
88
40/F
F
48/F
Issue
Issue
B.P
45
56
45
45 110/80
57 110/80
46 140/80
120/74
110/80
110/60
150
119
98
125
104
115
Kochrekar
Priyanka D.
40 Madalekar
41 Shveta S. Jadhav
F
8/F
Issue
Issue
45
27
44 120/80
27 100/70
120/90
100/70
129
Dr. Jagdish G. Mhatre
B. A. M. S., BSC
8. Project at: -Coimbature, Tamilnadu
Date
:-
Collaboration with: Procedure: - 1) Everybody was called at one place and trained.
2) Pre and Post health check-up was done.
3) Workshop of Swami Hardas Life System was conducted for 2 hours.
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23
Name
P.K. DHANAM
ANUSAYA S.
UMA MAHESHWARY
KALAICHELOI
J.NAGAJOTHI
M. RAMAYYA
B. DEEPA
N. SUMITRA
S. KAVITA
N.GYANESHWARY
R. NITYA
SARANYA M.
S. UMAMAHESHWARY
R. RUKMANI
J.N SEETALAXMI
M.VIJAYAKUMARI
R. LAXMIPRIYA
P.SHANTI
R.K.ANURADHA
S.INDU
K.PAPPATI
MURUGATHHAL.D
KALIAMMAL.R
Age/Sex
49 F
30 F
39 F
40 F
30 F
25 F
24 F
27 F
29 F
33 F
24 F
25 F
22 F
43 F
52 F
47 F
25 F
40 F
32 F
25 F
F
34 F
46 F
Blood sugar mg/dl
Pre
Post
105
96
116
69
97
97
104
85
96
97
98
76
119
85
97
76
86
73
136
94
66
81
98
91
109
81
154
212
128
109
132
76
102
100
103
80
157
115
84
86
119
89
185
105
110
86
Difference %
-9
-47
0
-19
1
-22
-34
-21
-13
-42
15
-7
-28
58
-19
-56
-2
-23
-42
2
-30
-80
-24
128
Normal Sugar - R - 70 to 150 mg/dl
Total participants
Normal found
23
20
86.95%
Came to normal
2
8.70%
Still high
1
4.34%
Normal
Towards
normalcy
Towards
normalcy