Hey, my name is Sudhir. For the past five years, I have been suffering from a Kidney Disorder, but recently I switched to Ayurveda and experienced some unbelievable results. I hope my story will raise some motivation in others to fight this deadly disease.
During my college days, I was addicted to smoking. During that time, it used to be a way to look cool in front of our classmates. What started as a way to show off eventually became a never-ending struggle to quit smoking.
Within one year of completing my education, my kidney started acting up as I experienced various symptoms like swelling feet, loss of appetite, and a drastic drop in my energy levels. At one point in time, when I was working out daily due to kidney problems, I started feeling exhausted and drained all the time.
When I got myself tested, my family doctor explained how excessive smoking had caused thinking of my blood. As a result, my blood flow reduced, and my kidneys never got sufficient blood to filter and circulate in my entire body.
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Even if I understood the seriousness of my health condition, I still did not have enough motivation to stop smoking as it was a way out for me from the stress that I faced after knowing my health conditions. I felt so helpless and what made it worse was that I was the one causing all this trouble, and I did not have any control over my temptations to smoke.
That is when I decided to take some strong action against the current situation.
I came across Karma Ayurveda as my family doctor suggested I follow both ayurvedic and allopathic treatments. At first, I was unsure if it could work this, but then he explained that Ayurveda is a slow process and takes time to show results, whereas allopathic medicines are quick and effective. It's best to follow both.
While researching about Ayurveda, I learned how it is a 3000-year-old treatment and how our ancestors have passed the knowledge and information. Once I was sure about Ayurveda, I booked an appointment with Dr. Puneet. He is a kidney specialist and helped me with every small or big difficulty I faced.
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Within six months, I started seeing results. Someone who was finding it hard to stop smoking achieved much self-control. Ayurveda is the science of life. It's a way of living and maintaining a balanced life. If you are confused and feel stuck, I suggest you start experimenting with the kind of treatment you follow.
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Allopathic is not the only way to deal with chronic diseases like kidney failure. It's just how allopathy is marketed on a global scale that makes us believe that Allopathy must be the best and only resolves any health-related problem. It is time that we understand and promote our Indian heritage that has been exercised on such a high level across the globe. Even western countries are switching to ancient ayurvedic and yogic science. It is time that we Indians also take a leap of faith toward the goodness of Ayurveda.
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