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Doctors Said I'd Be on Pills Forever—They Were WRONG

8 Nov 2024 · 1 min

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In this personal health testimonial, the speaker recounts developing chronic lifestyle-related conditions—excess weight, PCOD, and thyroid issues—starting at age 13. By age 17 she was taking six allopathic tablets daily, believing this was her permanent state. A turning point arrived when her father discovered a teacher who taught a food‑and‑lifestyle based protocol claiming to reverse chronic disease without medication. After adopting the protocol, she reports that within three months almost all her conditions disappeared. Inspired by this transformation, she feels compelled to share the knowledge with a wider audience.

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When your food is wrong, medicine is of no use. And when your food is right, medicine is of no need. When I was 13 years old, I started developing chronic lifestyle diseases. I was taking allopathic pills, and every time I would go back to the medical world, I would get one more pill added to my medicine box. By the time I was 17 years old, I was taking 6 different tablets every day. I just believed very firmly that this is how my life is going to be, and I'll have to live with excess weight, I'll have to live with PCOD, I'll have to live with thyroid for the rest of my life. I felt like I was the odd one out. There came a day when my father came across a teacher. He was teaching how you can get rid of any chronic disease by simply changing your food and lifestyle without medicine. When I tried that, I lived that lifestyle, within 3 months almost every disease from my body was gone. A voice inside me said that what I have gained should not be kept within, it should be shared with the world.