Sunday, April 29, 2012
Saturday, April 28, 2012
Friday, April 27, 2012
Wednesday, April 25, 2012
Workshop on how to be happy and healthy
Inaugurating a two days workshop on Stress Management and “how to be happy and healthy”, Sh. Rakesh Mehta, State Election Commissioner, Delhi & Chandigarh said that “hostility, aggressive behavior and anger” are the new risk factors for heart diseases. One should learn to manage anger.
Padmashri & Dr. B.C. Roy National Awardee, Dr. KK Aggarwal,
President, Heart Care Foundation of Indi a, said that out of 100% of
happiness, 90% is in one’s hands. 50% of it depends upon our past
experiences which one can reinvent and 40% on the choices we make. Only
10% is circumstantial and not in our hands.
BK Sister Asha, Director ORC said that the only way to be happy is to consider oneself not as human body but as a pure soul. The word ‘human being’ consists of ‘human’ and ‘being’ and one often forgets that ‘being’.
BK Sister Geeta, Director ORC said that one of the ways of acquiring happiness is to indulge in non-violent communication and behaviour.
BK Sister Sapna, Senior Rajyoga said that whenever we need somebody, we should offer a non-materialistic gift like appreciation, prayer or smile.
Dr. Harish Gupta, President, DMA said that doctors should practice what they preach and make sure that they remain happy and healthy too.
BK Sister Asha, Director ORC said that the only way to be happy is to consider oneself not as human body but as a pure soul. The word ‘human being’ consists of ‘human’ and ‘being’ and one often forgets that ‘being’.
BK Sister Geeta, Director ORC said that one of the ways of acquiring happiness is to indulge in non-violent communication and behaviour.
BK Sister Sapna, Senior Rajyoga said that whenever we need somebody, we should offer a non-materialistic gift like appreciation, prayer or smile.
Dr. Harish Gupta, President, DMA said that doctors should practice what they preach and make sure that they remain happy and healthy too.
Other organizations which participated
in the event were IMA New Delhi Branch, IMA Janak Puri Branch, IMA North
Zone Branch and IMA South Delhi Branch.
Tuesday, April 24, 2012
Observe cereal fast 80 days a year
Dr. Aggarwal further said that the ancient Friday’s Santoshi Mata Ka Vrat was meant for child bearing women so that they do not end up with anemia and protein deficiency. The vrat or fast involves eating Gur and Chana in a fasting state. Iron is better observed in fasting state. People have stopped observing Santoshi Mata Ka Vrat and also have stopped eating Gur and chana leading to anemia epidemic in the society.
Dr. Aggarwal further said that Vedic science has been advocating that one month in a year one should sunbathe near the river, which should involve exposing the body before the sun before 10 am or after 4pm. Not observing these principles of nature has lead to epidemic of Vitamin D deficiency in the society.
Dr. Aggarwal was speaking at a workshop on "How to be happy and healthy’ being organized by Heart Care Foundation of India with Bramkumaris at Pataudi Road, Manesar.
BK Sister Asha, Director ORC said that one of the principles of being happy is to observe non–violent communication involving three Cs – Do not condemn! Do not complain! and Do not criticize!
BK Sister Geeta, Director ORC said that if it is not possible to change the situation, one should change his interpretation to that situation.
BK Sister Sapna, Senior Rajyoga said that after the age of 25, one cannot change an adult, one should change oneself.
BK Brij Mohan, Secretary General said that by being happy, it is possible to regress heart blockages.
Monday, April 23, 2012
Sunday, April 22, 2012
Saturday, April 21, 2012
Mercury Is Hazardous To Health
World Earth Day organized at DPS Mathura Road
Flagging the World Earth Day Walk organized by Heart Care Foundation of India jointly with Delhi Public School Mathura Road
Talking to a gathering of over one thousand children, Padmashri & Dr. B.C. Roy National Awardee, Dr. K K Aggarwal, President, Heart Care Foundation of India, said that one should not use mercury based thermometer and blood pressure instruments. They can be risky to life. Two thermometers are broken each year for every bed in a hospital. For 40,000 beds in Delhi Delhi
Mercury is toxic and with active and chronic exposure, affects brain and kidney. Acute exposure can cause nausea, blurred vision, painful breathing, and excessive salivation. Chronic exposure can lead to high blood pressure, memory disturbance, vision disturbance, tremors and personality changes. Mercury can cross the blood brain barrier and affect the brain development in the child in the pregnant or lactating women.
Lt. Gen. Bakshi showed concern that in past few years, Delhi
Mr. M.I. Hussain, Principal, DPS Mathura Road
Members of Management Committee of DPS Society and Parent Reps: from Nursery to Class XII were also present to celebrate the World Earth Day.
Over 500 school children participated in the walk and on-the-spot competition which included:
Children displayed the following placards and slogans:
1. Do not burn leaves and let them decompose.
2. Walking is the best medicine
3. The least amount of electricity one uses the better it is.
4. Plant trees to save the mother earth.
In addition inter school competitions (Painting, Poetry recitation, AD Mad) were also held.
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