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Dedicated to Serve Humanity Monthly News Letter for the SAAOL Family ` 10/- Dedicated to Serve Humanity Keep the Heart TIMES Disease away New Delhi, February, 2013, Vol.11, Issue 02 Constricting pain, or Difficultly sense of pressure, breathing in the center or left side of the chest Choking sensation Pain or a numbness in the jaw and possibly down either arm Palpitation Breathlessness Pain or heaviness in the chest after meal Weakness & fatigue AnGInA 201 TIPS FOR GAS OR ACIDITY session. On 6th February Dr.Chhajer held similar session for the Senior News citizen's club in Maninagar, in Delhi and the nearby areas had Ahmedabad. All the three talks were the worst of the winter this time well received and now more programs temperature and rain both caused havoc. are planned. Heart patients had a bad time. Most of On 7th February a 4 hour heart them stopped walking and preferred to care camp(HCC) was held in Hotel stay indoors. But now the sun has come Emerald in Juhu in Mumbai it was a out and weather is good please start the complete houseful audience. Saaol also regular walk and exercises. conducted a two day Heart care O n 3 0 t h J a n u a r y, 2 0 1 3 Workshop for the prestigious “Invester's Dr.Chhajer released his latest book titled club” in Delhi which is patronised by the “201 tips for Gas or Acidity” in a well known tax guru Subhas Lakhotia in function at the Kolkata Book fair. Delhi on 9th and 10th February,2013. Bengali and English version of the book Amongst the audience were very was released initially and other distinguished investers on Delhi and languages will follow now. NCR. Our next one day camp in Delhi In the last one month Dr.Bimal will be on 10th march,2013. Chhajer had the occasion of delivering In the coming days there are a talks for a lot of senior citizens in number of talks, sessions and important different parts of India. On 2nd events are planned by Saaol. On 25th February,2013 there was a talk in Feb, 2013 our Ranchi center is going to Gurgaon, HUDA Gymkhana Club for be inaugurated by Dr.Chhajer, on 12th the Laughter club members of Gurgaon, March Dr.Chhajer will inaugurate our which was organised by Dr.Umesh Surat center. In the next one month our Saigal. On 3rd February Dr.Chhajer center in Greater Noida is going to come talked to the Senior citizen's forum of up. Gurgaon center is the next in the list. Bhilwara, where 250 people attended the (Contd on page 11) 2 Saaol Times, February, 2013 Dr. Bimal Chhajer's Schedule Consultation Dates for, March & April, 2013 • DELHI : Dr. Bimal Chhajer will be available for • SURAT : 12th March, 2013 consultation in Delhi at Lajpat Nagar on 27th & • AHMEDABAD : 13th March, 2013 28th (Vikas Marg) February & 5th, 9th, 11th, • COIMBATORE : 14th March, 2013 18th,19th, 20th, 26th & 29th March & 9th, 10th, • RAIPUR : 15th March, 2013 11th, 16th, 17th & 24th April, 2013 On other dates, • BILASPUR : 16th & 17th March, 2013 Assistant Doctors will be available for consultation. • DHAKA: 21st to 25th March, 2013 • RANCHI : 25th February, 2013 • MUMBAI : 28th March, 2013 • KOLKATA : 26th February, 2013 • KOTA : 31st March, 2013 • BANGALORE : 1st & 2nd March, 2013 • RATANGARH : 1st April, 2013 • VIZAG : 3rd March, 2013 • BEAWAR : 02nd April, 2013 • TRIVANDRUM : 4th March, 2013 • BHILWARA : 04th April, 2013 • JAIPUR : 6th March, 2013 Please reconfirm your appointment before • AJMER : 7th March, 2013 coming as there may be last minute changes • UDAIPUR : 8th March, 2013 in Doctor's schedule. FORTHCOMING CAMPS HCC CAMP KOTA : 31st March, 2013 RANCHI : 25th February, 2013 RATANGARH : 01st April, 2013 BANGALORE : 01st March, 2013 BEAWAR : 02nd April, 2013 VIZAG : 03rd March, 2013 BHILWARA : 04th April, 2013 TRIVANDRUM : 04th March, 2013 JAIPUR : 0 6th March, 2013 HLTP CAMP AJMER : 07th March, 2013 DELHI : 10th March, 2013 UDAIPUR : 08th March, 2013 2DAYS CAMP SURAT : 12th March, 2013 BILASPUR: 16th & 17th March, 2013 AHMEDABAD : 13th March, 2013 KOLKATA : 23rd & 24th Feb. 2013 COIMBATORE : 14th March, 2013 RAIPUR : 15th March, 2013 3DAYS CAMP MUMBAI : 28th March, 2013 DHAKA : 22nd to 24th March, 2013 2days HLTP Camp Announcement at Bilaspur Date16th & 17 March, 2013 SANKAT MOCHAN AAROGYAM (NATUROPATHY & YOGA CENTER) Kera Road Sheorinarayan Dist- Jajgir- Champa (Chhattisgarh), Pin-495557 Dr. Chandan Shukla (CMO) Mob.: 09827550794, Tel-07818205364 TRIVANDRUM CAMP VENUE Date: 04th March, 2013 Venue: Russian Cultural Center, Trivandrum, Kerela Contact Person: Mr. Ram Kamal: 09847060034 BEAWAR CAMP VENUE Date: 02nd April, 2013 Venue: Jawar Bhawan, Vinod Marg, Beawar Saaol Times, February, 2013 3 ditorial Corruption by the cardiologists is exposed. The Head of the Depar- them. The private heart hospitals provide the tment of Cardiology, building, space, equipments for the doctors Governmently owned so they also pocket a major amount of this N i z a m I n s t i t u t e o f profit. The money is so much that they set the Medicine in Hyderabad was recently targets for the doctors “you put 25 stents last exposed and arrested for the rampant month this month you need to do 30 stents”. corruption involving the unnecessary or over They buy these stents in bulk from the stent use of stents. He was caught red handed companies at a cost of Rs10 to 20 thousand. accepting Rs.1.60 lacs from a stent company So, they make big profits. They use the representative for using stents from that doctors to sell these stents at the printed price particular company. In Government job, this which is 100 times the actual cost. This has money is illegal - because the Govt is already become the main source of income for the paying the doctors for such operations. heart hospitals which are mushrooming all But this is just the tip of the iceberg. over the country. Most of the so called cardiologists in all the In case of Government hospitals Government hospitals receive this money the stent companies directly catch the from the stent companies and for this illegal cardiologists and lure them. The ill paid money they pressurise the patients for doctors ultimately join them because of this unnecessary operations (stent implantation). hefty money. Till some time back they had I have been practicing non invasive only position and prestige but now they cardiology all over the country and have seen have money also. The patients get exploited that this corruption is prevailing in all the as they fall into the trap of these Government renowned hospitals including SSKM cardiologists. hospital in Kolkata, Jayadeva hospital in Because of this huge amount of Bangalore, All India Institute of medical money involved the whole system of use of Sciences (AIIMS) and GB Pant hospital in stent is getting promoted, though the Delhi or SMS Medical College in Jaipur. treatment is proven to be a failure. Being a Stent is a small spring made from foreign body the stents get reblocked very stainless steel weighing few grams. The soon. Cardiologists are still happy as they manufacturing cost can be few hundred can put more stents. I have patients who have Rupees (about 10 US dollars). Even if the put 9 to 12 stents pushed by their stent manufacturing companies sell this cardiologists. In case of multiple blocks - spring /stent for Rs. 5, 000/- still they can when a bypass may be more ideal these make money. But in collusion with the corrupted cardiologists put 4-6 stents in the doctors/cardiologists/heart hospitals this patients. These patients soon come back with cost has been jacked up to Rs.50000 to 2 lacs reblockages. per stent. This extra money is now split What is most unfortunate that the among the doctors, heart hospitals and stent heart patients do not get most important companies. In this profitable business the solution from the heart hospitals and doctors(read cardiologists) job is to cardiologists the advice to change the pressurise the patients and relatives to agree lifestyle, the zero oil diet, stoppage of to use the stent and pay this hefty amount. cholesterol food or stress management. The cut for the doctors is so much that the doctors overdo their work and try to use such stent on each and every patient reaching Dr. Bimal Chhajer, Editor 4 Saaol Times, February, 2013 Patient’s Comment Apollo and Medenta Hospital Advised Bypass Surgery I am Ram Badan Rai S/O Lt. attended SAAOL camp, it was then I Kunj Bihari Rai, residence of Srikunj, decided to go for SAAOL treatment Street No. 10C, Santoshi Path, Gajarad and not for open heart surgery. Gorchani Sasaram, District Rotas, At Saaol my life changed. I Bihar. Mobile: 9430027220 took 35 sittings of Natural Bypass Through this letter I want to (ECP) & 20 infusions of Biochemical convey to you about my treatment in Angioplasty (BCA). I followed 100% SAAOL Heart Center. At the Zero Oil cooking and brought a change beginning I was facing a problem with in my lifestyle through walking, yoga chest pain for which I went for a and meditation. I kept on improving. treatment in Varanasi. There they had But still some of my family advised me for an angiography and I members were doubtful whether this had done my angiography in Apollo treatment has really helped or not. So Hospital, New Delhi. During the time after six months I went for a CT of angiography I met a patient who was angiography at Fortis Hospital in New sitting beside me. Through him I came Delhi and surprisingly there was a lot to know about Dr.
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