…treatments enabled her to live her last four years totally free of pain…
The testimonial which follows is from Carolyn Meyer and is about the final few years of her mother Joyce. Joyce was the first patient to inspire me to introduce a rejuvenation programme. She is now deceased but Carolyn’s purpose in bringing her to see me was to enable her to enjoy the last few years of her life in comfort and free of pain. To quote Robert Greenblatt : “A woman in the autumn of her life, deserves an Indian Summer rather than a Winter of discontent”.
Carolyn: My mother had already been a patient of Raman Das for some time. At the time in question we had both agreed that I should take her for a health check with Raman as she was beginning to exhibit some symptoms of forgetfulness, to the extent that some believed that she was suffering from dementia. Whatever was the case, we both believed that she could be healed holistically and this led us to try the treatment.
At around the same time my mother had to undergo hip surgery. This did not go well as her leg became extremely swollen and discoloured. However, within three or four days of seeing Raman she was already noticing great improvement and her overall well-being was taking a great turn for the better. At another stage she was suffering extreme back pain. I did take her to the doctors but she did not take any of their medicines. Again, Raman was able to provide everything that she needed in terms of attention, care and natural medicine.
I personally never believed that my mother had dementia, but simply that she was going through a period of emotional imbalance. As I was able to stay with her this made her feel much more secure and there is no doubt that Raman’s medicines and treatments enabled her to live her last four years totally free of pain. She never had another episode and considered this to be a miracle, particularly as her mental state benefited as much as her physical condition.
As my mother’s main support I found it easy to deal with Raman Das and to accept gratefully what I came to think of as Ayurveda’s World of Wonders. In view of my mother’s age I am particularly sure that we make the best decision for her at the time. Admittedly, such a regime of treatment is inevitably more expensive than the mainstream approach, and I am aware that not all would be able to afford it. However, it is not because of its cost that I feel that it to be a better option; it is the absolute belief that it does work and that will heal you.