Vikram Singh

Coronary Heart Disease (CHD) and Diabetes Mellitus (DM) are epidemics globally and are closely related to lifestyle-based disorders. Prevention and treatment are essential steps to control the mortality rate. Management of CHD with DM is critical and challenging with invasive surgical procedures. Enhanced External Counter Pulsation (EECP) is a non-invasive treatment procedure approved by the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for coronary heart disease patients. EECP is an effective non-invasive treatment for diabetic CHD patients. This non-invasive therapy may equally improve the physical, biochemical, and clinical parameters with the physical functional capacity of diabetic and CHD patients. EECP may also improve the HRQoL of diabetic and non-diabetic CHD patients. EECP treatment may improve glycemic control, clinical symptoms of CHD patients with diabetes mellitus. This treatment may be useful for glycemic control and coronary heart disease management of diabetic CHD patients. Prevention and Disease Management can be possible with such a Non-Invasive Integrative Approach to deal with Diabetes and Coronary Heart Disease.

On a train journey to Varanasi, Yogi meets John, a writer and narrates him a gripping story about three friends: Krish, an IITian pursuing his entrepreneur dream; Tony, a vodka craze-high school-dropout; and Asif, a music-loving carpet-seller. Life takes them journeying into an eventful trip to Goa. Eventually, a prediction by a psychic and plane hijack makes it more happening. This was not the end and they go on a search for a monk in Tibet. Their journey continues seeking nirvana on the Ghats of Varanasi and falling in love with a tribal girl in Afghanistan. Eventually, where exactly did life take them? What is Yogi's connection to them? Is he one of them? What were the life lessons for John? What did he promise Yogi at the end of their journey?

The study will contribute to the society in the following ways: - The study will be helpful in assessing the nutritional status of adults in low and middle income strata. The findings of the study may be used to highlight the difference in nutritional status of adults in low and middle income strata. The study will assess the anthropometric variables like height, weight, and waist hip ratio in adults from low and middle income strata. The study will assess the diet, calorie control, fat/cholesterol control and sodium/salt control in adults from low and middle income strata. The finding of the study will provide a guide-line to the future research investigators in nutritional sciences (nutritional status & assessment) to conduct further research in this field. The results of the present study will add quantum of Knowledge in the respective areas..