Food as Medicine, Dr. Abhay Kumar Pati, D.Sc

HAYWARD, Calif. - Feb. 17, 2021 - PRLog -- Dr. Abhay Kumar Pati and I am known as Dr. Kumar Pati in USA, where I have been living for the past 40 yr.  I am an ex student of  J. B. Roy State College of Ayurvedic medicine & Hospital, Kolkata India. The college is one of the oldest Ayurvedic Institution in India and it is also known as  Asthanga Ayurvedic College.

I studied an integrated medicine both Ayurvedic and Allopathic and and came to USA for higher studies in History and Philosophy of medicine.  I used to publish a  health magazine called  Health World for a  long time which was based on alternative health, food, nutrition, lifestyle and of course on Ayurveda the ancient healing  system .

FOOD IS MEDICINE:

Perhaps you know 80 percent people in my native India depend of  medicinal plants and home remedies.

Please remember Food is the medicine and our kitchen where we make food, it is the pharmacy.

60 percent of our health problems could be prevented, treated and cured with food habits from diabetes to high blood pressures
Industrialist:

I am a physician, author  of a dozen books on medicinal plants, nutrition, supplements, and Ayurveda, Anyone can do a search on me as Dr. Abhay Kumar Pati or Dr. Kumar Pati.

I am also an industrialist. Let me explain to you what exactly I do in USA and elsewhere in this world.

Global Demand of Medicinal Plants:

India got independence 73 yrs back and Until now, India did not discover a single drug .

What you see in modern medicine like morphine, digitalis, dopamine, reserpine, berberine and tons of other drugs have derived from Indian medicinal plants  by International Pharmaceutical Companies.

Now  for the last 10 to 15 yrs, Indian medicinal plants and their uses by Westerners  in United States and Europe are getting popular.

Products under Functional Food :

Products like curcumin from Turmeric, Ashwagandha, Amla, Haritaki, Sarpagandha,  Valerian (Jatamansi), Triphala, Tribulas ( Goksura), Mucuna,  Fenugreek  ( Testofen), Cinnamon, Bitter Mellon, Brahmi, Tulsi and psyllium Husk or Isabgul are available in regular drugs stores and supermarkets.
Dr.Abhay Kumar Pati, CEO Best Nutrition Products Inc.
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