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Allied Journal of Medical Research | Volume 3
June 10-11, 2019 | Edinburgh, Scotland
Alternative Medicine and Traditional Medicine
International Conference on
G
ood Health today is a luxury rather than a right. Despite
advanced technologies, research and vast expenditures
to achieve it, modern society is plagued with diseases such
as cancer, diabetes, heart disease, allergies, pain, addiction,
mental illness and more. Chronic illness can be attributed
to and certainly aggravated by the quality and suitability
of industrialised food which is available to most people
world-wide. It is mass produced for weight, shelf-life and
uniformity, contaminated by chemicals and low in nutritional
value. Modern agriculture requires fertilisers, herbicides
and pesticides, there is an overuse of water, increased
evaporation, erosion and is an environmental disaster.
Furthermore, it doesn’t create soil whereas in sustainable,
natural systems of agriculture, there is diversity, complexity
and positive interactions creating soil, rich in microorganisms
necessary to sustain life on earth.
“Holistic Healing Village” offers the art of living in harmony
with nature by combining Ayurveda principles with natural
farming techniques to create a model in which health, healing
and disease prevention can thrive providing pure food and
water and a simple, stress-free lifestyle. It can be a centre of
health education and healing where communities can learn
sustainable living and food production, composting, recycling
and reusing of natural resources. It can be the driving force
behind innovation for living in harmony with nature where
real food is the foundation. Ayurveda says “When the diet is
wrong medicine is of no use - When the diet is right medicine
is of no need”.
Speaker Biography
Ann Holaday BSc. Radiation Oncology from Anglia Ruskin, Cambridge
University,UK.She isaCertifiedAyurvedicPractitioner“NationalAyurvedic
Medical Association” and “Association of Ayurvedic Professionals of North
America” and founder of “According to Ayurveda and Yoga.” in USA. She
has a practice in Washington State and is developing on-line courses in
the application of Ayurveda in mental health, ageing, diet and lifestyle,
pregnancy and newborns. She has presented at conferences in Lucknow,
Global Ayurveda Festival, World Ayurveda Conference and at ICHM
conferences at Mahatma Gandhi University, Baranas Hindu University,
Williams Research Centre in India. She is published in Holistic Healthcare
Vol 1 & 2.
e:
jivaneesha@gmail.comAnn Holaday
Mahatma Gandhi University, India
Holistic healing village where food is medicine