Doctors, Wellness Experts and Spiritual Guru speak on ethics
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Medical experts, fitness gurus and spiritual leaders, deliberated on preventive and proactive medicines along with the use of ethical practices among the medical fraternity.
The day-long conference was organised by Global Foundation for Ethics & Spiritual Health (GFESH).
ISKCON spiritual guru, Radhanath Swami Maharaj, addressing the gathering, focused on the role of ethical medical practices.
He said, "Simple living and high thinking is not about being a penniless person, but having a simple well-wishing heart. Doctors should respond to their patients with compassion and thank God for giving an opportunity to serve humanity."
"In the current scenario, we need a paradigm shift from focus on the treatment of disease to the promotion of wellness of communities, families and individuals that is patient-centered and community-based," added Radhanath Swami Maharaj.
Dr Mickey Mehta, wellness expert and guide to many corporate and Bollywood stars said, "In the state of equilibrium, your body is the world's finest pharmacology to produce any bio-chemistry in the need of the hour to confront, cope and conquer the state of disease."
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