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A Holistic Approach to Heart Health: Why Madhavbaug Focuses on Preventive and Non-Surgical Care

A Holistic Approach to Heart Health: Why Madhavbaug Focuses on Preventive and Non-Surgical Care In my journey as a healthcare provider, I've been driven by a simple yet profound mission: to bring effective, preventive, and non-surgical treatments to patients battling heart disease. Through Madhavbaug, we've embraced a holistic approach to healthcare that blends modern medical science with advanced Ayurvedic principles, a combination that has empowered thousands to reclaim their heart health without invasive surgeries. The Madhavbaug Mission: Prevention Over Cure At Madhavbaug, we view health as an ongoing commitment rather than a quick fix. We believe that real wellness is about building sustainable habits and making informed lifestyle choices. Heart disease, diabetes, hypertension—these conditions are preventable with the right guidance and proactive steps. By focusing on a preventive model, we help patients gain control over their health before these issues become life-threat...
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Revolutionizing Diabetes Management: My Personal Journey with CDC



Revolutionizing Diabetes Management: My Personal Journey with CDC in Patients from Marathwada Region

As founder of Madhavbaug clinics and the pioneer behind the Comprehensive Diabetes Care (CDC) program. I'm excited to share with you a detailed insight into our seminal study, "Efficacy of Comprehensive Diabetes Care (CDC) Management Program in Elderly Male Patients of Type II Diabetes Mellitus: A Retrospective Study," which was published in the International Journal of Diabetes and Endocrinology in 2018.

The Genesis of CDC

My journey in developing the CDC program stemmed from a deep concern about the rising prevalence of Type II Diabetes Mellitus, particularly in India. Witnessing the limitations of conventional therapies, I was motivated to explore an integrative approach that combines the wisdom of traditional Ayurvedic practices with modern nutritional science.

The Study's Core: A Detailed Insight

Our research, conducted meticulously from July 2017 to January 2018, aimed to evaluate the effectiveness of the CDC program specifically in elderly male patients. The participants, all above 60 years with HbA1c levels greater than 6.5%, underwent a series of treatments under the CDC program, which included Ayurvedic procedures like Snehana, Swedana, and Basti, coupled with a specially designed diet plan.

Groundbreaking Results

The outcomes of the study were highly encouraging. We observed a significant reduction in HbA1c levels, BMI, body weight, and abdominal girth among the 34 patients who completed the program. Moreover, there was a noticeable decrease in their dependency on conventional diabetes medications. These results not only validated the efficacy of CDC but also highlighted its potential as a safer and more effective alternative to traditional treatments.


Reflections on the Study

The success of the CDC program reaffirms my belief in the power of an integrative approach to healthcare. It's not just about managing the disease but about enhancing the overall well-being of patients.





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