Vaidya Choodamani Raghuveer Bhide Bsc, D.S.A.C., M.S.A.M. (Jamnagar) Practising Vaidya since 1975; Specialised in Rasashastra; thesis on ‘Mallabhasma Vidyaniyam’. Offers successful treatment for Evans syndrome, Guillain-Barre syndrome, Chronic Renal Failure, Irritable Bowel syndrome, Brain Hamrage, etc. 

आयुर्वेदात शोधकार्य पुढे नेण्याची गरज आहे

 'आयुर्वेद वैद्यानी संशोधनाला चालना देण्यासाठी प्रॅक्टिस करताना नोंदणी करावी'

या विषयावरश्रीमती लीना मेहेदळे
यांचा मार्गदर्शनपर कार्यक्रम 

दिवस : सोमवार 18 मार्च 2013

स्थळ : रिहर्सल कक्ष. कला अकादमी, कॉंपाल, पणजी गोवा. विषय : (Documentation in Ayurved for Research) आयुर्वेद डॉक्टरानी रुग्णांच्या नोंदी कशा ठेवाव्यात, जेणेकरून त्या संशोधनासाठी भावीपिढीला उपयोगी ठरतील.

भाषण ऐकण्यासाठी खालील लिंक पहावी

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1. Government may take undertaking from the kidney patient that he/she has used ayurvedic  medicines  for one month and there after they may  reimbursement  dialysis expenses.

2. Government may sanction Rupees one crore to Gomantak Ayurvedic Mahavidhyalay Shiroda to start regular CRF treatment clinic and for research to make user friendly Ayurvedic medication  recommended by Vaidy Raghuvir Bhide for CRF cases.

An Ayurvedic scholer, experienced, veteran researcher Vaidya Shri. Raghuvir Bhide from Ratnagiri has successfully undertaken many challenging task. In 2009 he came to know about Canacon CRF cases and accepted challenge. Instead of transplanting the kidney via standby treatment of dialysis, he found solution that is re-functioning of kidney. He is treating the patients to heal kidney without dialysis. For past one year on every first Sunday of the month, he examines the patients at Ayurvedic clinic started by ‘Seva Sankalp’ and ‘Senior Citizen’s Forum’ at Mataji Mandir, Tembe-wada,canacon and on second Sunday of the month at Youth Hostel Miramar, Panaji.

Result for 26 CRF cases from Canacona and Panaji is as under

Result Summary            Avg.
Creatinine Decrease	15.77%
Avg. Urea Decrease	19.01%
Avg. HB Increase	25.28%
Avg. Urine Increase	73.28%

Few have stopped dialysis, some have not undergone dialysis and still they are stable. Some patients on dialysis also have shown improvement as feeling good with tolerable or enjoyable life-style.

Vaidya Bhide hereby requests the kidney-patients especially patients on way to dialysis that use ayurvedic medicine and stay away from dialysis and be on real path to cure kidney disease.

For more information visit http://weloveayurved.blogspot.in/

Shrikant Vinayak Barve                                              Date : June 9, 2013

Convener : We Love Ayurved (9403175973)  

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1.    सरकारने किडणीच्या रोग्यांकडून आयुवर्दिक उपचार पद्धतीमध्ये एक महीना उपचार करून घेतला आहे असे संमतीपत्र घ्यावे अन मगच डायलेसीससाठी होणारा खर्च देण्यात यावा.

2.    आयुर्वेदानुसार किडणीच्या रोगावर (मुख्यत्वे सिआरएफ केसीस) कसे उपचार करावे याचे संशोधन वैद्य रघुविर भीडे यानी केलेले आहे. CRF केसेस वर उपचार सुरू करण्यासाठी, सखोल संशोधनासाठी व आयुवर्दिक औषधे वापरायला सोपी अन लगेच समजण्यायोग्य करण्यासाठी सरकारने 1 कोटीची मदत गोमंतक आयुर्वेदीक महाविद्यालय, शिरोडा याना करावी.

आयुर्वेद चिकित्सा पद्धतीतील सुप्रसिद्ध व्यक्तिमत्व रत्नागिरीतील वैद्य रघुविर (प्रमोद) भीडे आयुर्वेद शास्त्रात असलेल्या विविध माध्यमाद्वारे वेगवेगळ्या व आव्हानात्मक ठरलेल्या रोगावर उपचार शोधण्यात यशस्वी ठरलेले आहेत. गोव्यातील काणकोण भागात गेली अनेक दशके भेडसावणारी ओळखून म्हणजेच मानवी शरीरातील किडणी काम करायचे बंद झाल्यावर, ती केवळ बाह्य उपचार पद्धतीने रोग्याला डायलेसिस वर ठेवून व हळू हळू डायलेसीसचे प्रमाण वाढवत वाढवत तग धरायला लावणार्‍या पद्धती पाहून तीन वर्षापुर्वी संशोधन सूरू केले.

गेले वर्षभर वैद्य भीडे महिन्याच्या पहिल्या रविवारी ‘सेवा संकल्प’ व ‘सिनीयर सिटीझन फोरम’ नी सूरू केलेल्या माताजी मंदिर, टेंबेवाडा काणकोण येथे मासिक चिकीत्सा केंद्रात तेथील किडणी रोग्यांवर उपचार करण्यासाठी येत आहेत तसेच युथ हॉस्टेल, मिरामार पणजी येथे दर महीन्याच्या दुसर्‍या रविवारी किडणी रोग्यांवर उपचार करण्यासाठी येत आहेत यामध्ये त्यांना बर्‍यापैकी यश मिळाले आहे. काणकोण आणि पणजी येथे वैद्य भीडेंकडे उपचार करित असलेल्या 26 CRF रोग्यांबाबतचा थोडक्यात महिती खाली दिली आहे

Result Summary            Avg.
Creatinine Decrease	15.77%
Avg. Urea Decrease	19.01%
Avg. HB Increase	25.28%
Avg. Urine Increase	73.28%

या उपचारदरम्याने त्यानी दर महीन्यात रोग्यांमध्ये होणारी सुधारणा पाहिली. त्याच्यातील रक्त निर्माण करणार्‍या अन रक्त शुद्धीकरकरण करणार्‍या पेशी  (creatinine & blood urea level) मध्ये वाढ झाल्याचे दिसून आले तर काही रोग्याच्या मुत्रामध्येसुद्धा बरीच सुधारणा दिसून आली. काही रोग्यांनी डायलेसीस घ्यायचे सोडून दिले व ते आता केवळ वैद्य भीडेनी दिलेल्या औषधारवर अवलंबून आहेत. काही किडणी रोग्यानी डायलेसीस चालू न करता ते थेट वैद्य भीडेंनी दिलेले औषध घेतली, त्यांच्या प्रकृतीमध्ये बिघाड न होता चांगली सुधारणा झालेली आहे. काही नियमीत डायलेसिस घेणार्‍या रोग्यांचे डायलेसीस घेण्याचे प्रमाण कमी झाले आहे, तसेच त्याची प्रकृती समतोल होत आहे.

वैद्य भीडेंनी जे किडणी रोग्यांना आवाहन केले आहे खास करून जे डायलेसिसला जायच्या मार्गावर आहेत त्यानी काही दिवस आयुर्वेद उपचार पद्धतीने उपचार करावे व डायलेसिस न करता आपली किडणी निरोगी करावी.

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Invitation for Press Conference 

We Love Ayurved is organising a press conference which will be addressed by Vaidya Raghivir alias Pramod Bhide from Ratnagiri. 

Vaidhya Bhide is regularly coming to Canacona on first Sunday of every months since Oct 2012 to treat CRF Kidney patient. 

Goa Govt. gives Rs. 15000 per month to patient undergoing dialysis. However patient may use Vaidya Bhides medication and may avoid dialysis and Goa Govt can save crores of Rupees every year.


Press conferance is on Sunday June 9, 2013 at 3.30pm at Youth Hostel Miramar, Panaji.

Shrikant Vinayak Barve

Convener We Love Ayurved

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Vaidya Raghuveer Bhide visited Canacona and examined few patients to get first hand information of CRF cases. October 2009

Chronic Renal Failure (CRF) at Canacona.

Vaidya Raghuveer Bhide visited Canacona and examined few patients to get first
hand information of CRF cases.
Its an unanswerable disease for ages. Vaidya Bhide feels that Ayurved may find
out answer for this. Its worth trying medically as also social point of view.
Ayurved can regenerate tissue functioning due to organic(Sanskrut word SENDRIYA)
view towards medicine. He feels that failure of functioning kidney can be
activated.

"Series on Health" team which include Vaidya Raghuveer Bhide, Dr. Rajendra
Tamba, Dr. Divakar Velip, Shrikant Barve, Sanjay Barve , Vaishali Prabhu, Raj
Kenkre and others visited Gondongrem, Palole, Agonda, To find out first hand
report on Chronic Renal Failure cases in Canacona on Sunday Oct. 11, 2009.

It is very sad to note that only relief for such patient till now is dialyses,
which extends their life by few years.

There are many cases between age group of 25 to 35 and they know that they have
to spend around Rs.500 per week to visit hospital for dialyses. Which itself
force patient and the family to live their life at the mercy of God.

Shrikant Vinayak Barve
Convener: We Love Ayurved

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http://www.navhindtimes.in/goa-news/kidney-ailment-pushes-canacona-people-migrate

Published on The Navahind Times

Published on: September 9, 2012 - 01:41

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Canacona, the southernmost taluka of Goa, has been hogging headlines for several years over widespread prevalence of kidney ailment.

BY AMARNATH TEWARY | NT

CANACONA:  Canacona, the southernmost taluka of Goa, has been hogging headlines for several years over widespread prevalence of kidney ailment. Once you enter into Canacona and engage with some local person the tyranny of kidney ailment comes in automatically after a few minutes.

The ghost of kidney diseases still haunts 45,000 populace of Canacona so much so that even a simple case of high-blood pressure or malnutrition becomes a ‘doubtful case’ of kidney ailment there. Now people of Canacona no longer whisper about kidney ailment -- they discuss it, debate it and have a dialogue among themselves exploring how to combat this ever lurking disease in their life.

“It’s the biggest problem we’re facing in our life here… kidney problem is like part and parcel of Canacona’s demography,” says Mr Dilip Gaitonde, the president of an organisation Seva Sankalp. To help people combating the deadly kidney disease Mr Gaitonde and his organisation invites a team of three Ayurvedic doctors led by Dr Raghuvir Bede from Ratnagiri once in every month.

“Canacona had emerged as a trouble area with kidney ailments attaining alarming proportions over several decades and without any further hiccup I must say it still is,” says a government servant preferring anonymity.

Earlier, it was reported that out of  the total kidney patients admitted in the Goa Medical College and Hospital, Bambolim, roughly 80 per cent were from Canacona taluka.

There is a separate nine-bed kidney dialysis unit opened in 2008 at the local primary health centre where, says Dr Vinod M Naik, at least four patients visit every day.  Thousands of dialysis have been done in the unit.

A local social researcher says kidney ailment has been the biggest push factor for out migration from Canacona. The disease of kidney kills you slowly and it has been a dreadful curse in Canacona, says a local journalist.

For Dr Aman B Prabhu Gaonkar Canacona has been the endemic area for kidney patients. “Kidney ailment has been the major concern for people of Canacona and the government should adopt a proactive approach to tackle this problem,” admits Dr Prabhu Gaonkar.

Dr Prabhu Gaonkar further says that the problem exists since 1990 in Canacona and, he wonders, Goa still is bereft of a kidney biopsy lab.

When asked about what could be the factors responsible for the kidney ailments in Canacona, Dr Prabhu Gaonkar lists: “It could be environmental, genetic, unhygienic conditions, poor socio-economic status or a play of all factors…I mean, more than known there are more unknown causes for this.”

Repetitive studies by the state government through private agencies or else have failed to pinpoint the exact reason behind the kidney cases in Canacona. Informed sources told The Navhind Times that a study done earlier by the preventive and social medicine department of the GMC and the directorate of health services for nearly three years too remained inconclusive on the exact cause of the kidney disease in Canacona.

However, the doctors put forth different explanations to reach the conclusion. Some say diabetes remains the leading cause of kidney failure while others point out environmental, kidney stone, high levels of uric acid in the blood; even some say it could be genetic, also with chronic infection in childhood.

In March 2009, the then state minister for health, Dr Suresh Amonkar had reportedly urged the residents of Canacona to extend their support and cooperation to find out the root cause and solution to the “alarming increase” in the kidney disease in the region.

Local people, however, rued that nothing much has happened since then as the kidney ailment remains the predominant health issue for them.

A photojournalist coming from Canacona, Mr Soiru Komarpant told The Navhind Times that several of his village men, including his uncle, had died due to kidney disease in last two-three years.

“It’s very common in Canacona that someone has died due to kidney ailment or the chronic renal failure,” he said.

Similarly, a senior academician of the local Shri Mallikarjun College of Arts and Commerce, Mr F M Nadaf too had reportedly said that kidney ailment reeling in the area has also been one of the major push factors for migration from Canacona.

Many in Canacona taluka, however, have some other take to offer. Canacona is inhabited by two communities: Pagi and Velip. The coastal area is predominant with Pagi with fishing as their main occupation, whereas Velip dominates the hilly region with farming as their primary occupation.

“Both the communities have barter system between them to exchange their products and these communities are high risk groups for the kidney disease,” said the journalist.

Confirming this, the Indian Journal of Science and Technology [Vol. 3 No. 3, March 2010, ISSN: 0974-6846] carried a report on “relevance of renal disorders among the residents of Canacona in India” stating that the “high incidence of renal disorders in Canacona taluk of Goa in India has been a matter of great concern.”

As to the reason for the high prevalence of renal disease in Canacona, the report said: “Studies done in the past is that clinically this disease seems to be similar to Balkan Endemic Nephropathy [BEN] which is an environmentally acquired disease and the most plausible environmental agents responsible are the mycotoxins produced by fungi in mouldy cereals and food products and aromic compounds in drinking water.”

But, Dr Venkatesh, who is nephrologist at the Canacona government health centre’s dialysis unit, is not convinced. He says there are only 36 kidney patients in the taluka undergoing treatment today whereas two months back, the total number of kidney patients in Goa was 179.

“Earlier, it was because of calcium and magnesium in the well water which were destroying nefron of kidney among the Canacona residents. But, now with the clean potable water the number of kidney patients has gone down here,” he said.

When asked isn’t the number of 36 confirmed cases of kidney patients still high for a taluka when the country figure is 10 in one million, Dr Venkatesh said he didn’t think so.

But, significantly, the three patients Ms Sweta Pagi, Ms Lusini Kerker and Mr Ramakant Pagi lying on bed in the dialysis unit of the Canacona government hospital looked not convincing.

http://www.navhindtimes.in/goa-news/kidney-ailment-pushes-canacona-people-migrate

Indian Journal of Science and Technology Vol. 3 No. 3 (Mar 2010) ISSN: 0974- 6846

Prevalence of renal disorders among the residents of Canacona in India: analysis of the data from a free 

urological medical camp 

R.B. Nerli, Tanmaya Metgud, M.B. Hiremath, Ajay Guntaka, Shivagouda Patil and Vikram Prabha 

Dept. of Urology, KLE University’s JN Medical College & KLES Dr. Prabhakar Kore Hospital & MRC,  

Belgaum 590 010, India

Please click below link

http://www.indjst.org/archive/vol.3.issue.3/mar10nerli-17.pdf

A Report on Epidemiological Investigation of Unusual Increase in Chronic Renal Failure Cases, Canacona Taluka, South Goa, Goa State

A Report on Epidemiological Investigation of Unusual Increase in Chronic Renal Failure Cases, Canacona Taluka, South Goa, Goa State

(13^th - 17^th June 2002)

Executive Summary

A Central team consisting of Epidemiologist and Microbiologist from NICD and Nephrologist from R.M.L. Hospital visited Canacona Taluk of South Goa from 13^th to 17^th June 2002 to assess the extent and probable cause of unusual increase in chronic renal failure (CRF) cases in the area. The salient observations are as follows:

1.    The state of Goa, administratively divided into North Goa & South Goa, has a total population of 13, 43,998 (census 2001). North Goa has seven Talukas and South Goa has Five Talukas. The Canacona Taluka falls under South Goa and has a population of 43,912 (census 2001). Canacona Taluka has two parts mainly i.e. the coastal area predominantly inhabited by Pagi community whose primary occupation is fishing and the hilly area predominantly inhabited by Velip community whose primary occupation is farming. The major crops grown in the hilly areas include cashew nuts and rice. There exists a barter system between there two communities, the pagi community gets rice in exchange of fish and vice-a-versa. The places from where the CRF cases are being reported in Canacona Taluka are Lolien, Anjadip, Cotigao, Poenguinin, Gaodngrem, Canacona, Agonda, Cola and Canacona town.

2.    The Review of data from Nephrology Unit of Goa Medical College (GMC), Goa was carried out. The increase from the year 2001 is contributed by change in admission policy of Nephrology unit of GMC where patients transferred from medicine, surgery and other wards are also being shown as admitted. The analysis of CRF cases in relation to the population of this Taluka with the other Talukas of South Goa was done. It was observed that the admission rate of CRF cases from Canacona Taluka was 5.9 per 10,000 population whereas in other Talukas of South Goa the admission rate of CRF cases varied from 1.0 to 2.3.

3.    The review of laboratory tests carried out by one of the private laboratories in Canacona during the month of May 2002 was studied. The results revealed that out of 99 sera screened for renal function tests, 27 samples had abnormal level of serum creatinine and blood urea. The team has collected 15 serum samples from the patients for further analysis.

4.    As per the available record at CHC, Canacona, there are 37 cases of CRF in Canacona taluka. Further analysis indicated that the majority of these cases were in the age group of 40-60 years with predominance of females. The data at Nephrology Unit at GMC, Goa also indicated similar trend. Majority of these cases were from coastal parts of Canacona Taluka affecting mainly the Pagi, Velip and Catholic community. 

5.    Out of 37 cases of CRF recorded at Canacona Taluka, 17 cases were examined by the team. Out of these 17 cases only in four cases the etiology of the disease could be established which included hypertension, renal stones and Polycystic Kidney Disease (PKD). In rest of the 13 (76.4%) cases no etiological diagnosis could be established. Further the history, clinical and available laboratory investigation data revealed that these cases of unknown aetiology are most probably of Chronic Interstitial Nephritis (CIN).  The renal failure in 11 (84.6%) cases was of slow progressive type of more than 3 years duration – pre End Stage Renal Disease (ESRD). Among these CRF cases, two cases had presentation in the form of bilateral contracted kidneys without any evidence of deranged biochemical renal functions. Four (30.7%) out of the 13 CRF cases had reported clear-cut family history of death due to CRF in last 10-20 years.

Medical camp at Canacona for kidney patients

TNN Sep 16, 2012, 02.25AM IST

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An ayurvedic medical camp for kidney patients will be conducted on Sunday, from 9.30am to 2pm, at Mataji Mandir boys' hostel, Tembewada, Canacona, Seva Sankalp and Senior Citizens' Forum. The president of Seva Sankalp, Dilip Gaitonde, has stated that Raghuveer Bhide from Ratnagiri will be available for consulation every month. Patients suffering from kidney problems, including those undergoing dialysis, should bring along HB, urea and createnine reports, states a press note.

September 19-20-21 was a educational weekend at the science center

September 19-20-21 was a educational weekend at the science center. With the inauguration of Exhibition of Medicinal Plants By Vaidya Choodamani Raghuveer alias Pramod P. Bhide, from Ratnagiri, , Shri Vishwanath Joshi, Director Goa Science Centre, , Shri Arjun Halarnkar, Project Manager, International Centre Goa,
The exercise was to introduce the public to the concepts of Ayurveda and to reach out the people. We also looked at presenting Ayurveda as an career opportunity and give the glimpse of the college to the students. Of 11th and 12th standard.
The sessions commenced on 19th with the key note talk by sri Rajendra Kerkar an environmental educationist. Followed by a birds view of the growth of the Ayurvedic college at Shiroda, presented by Dr.Neelesh Korde.
On 20th was an open house the argumentative Indian made his presence felt, it was an interactive sessions between the various streams of medicine with Vaidya Bhide and Dr.Suraj Kanekar chairing the sessions
Dada vaidya, has the unique privilege of being the only Hindu vaidya who was honored by the Portuguese his statue wascarved at Portugal and place at Ponda for the gentleman in dhoti and non presumptuous herbs had cured the viceroy’s son who was declared incurable by the Portuguese doctors. This historic event was discussed in totality by and goans were made aware of their unique heritage by Dr.Prajal sakhardande and Vaidya Jayant Gosai from Sattara. This event also commemorated dada vaidya’s 150th birth anniversary .A book on Ayurveda and milestone's in it journey was released to commemorate the event.Raj vaidya the grandson on Dada vaidya graced the occasion

future was the focus of 21st we had an career option presentation by the college for 11th and 12th standard students.
Dr.Anura Bhale made the public aware of what was prakriti, what was dosha and what role it played on the people’s health. She also did prakriti pareekshan or examination of those who were interested and counseled them on balancing their food and exercise regime.
The session concluded with the Art of Living practitioners giving their input on Ayurveda and health.
The high lights of the three days, were the presence of the ethnic folk healer Ram Shanker Gavalikar who learnt the art of finding medicinal roots and herbs in the forest and using them for treatment from his mother and grandmother.
Dr.Archana Gaonkar had contributed 3 precious days from clinic to render free consultation for the participants. 

Talk cum Interactive Session on

Treatment for Chronic Renal Failure - Kidney Disease

By Vaidya Choodamani Raghuveer Bhide

Practising Vaidya since 1975; Specialised in Rasashastra; thesis on ‘Mallabhasma Vidyaniyam'. Offers successful treatment for Evans syndrome, Guillain-Barre syndrome, Chronic Renal Failure, Irritable Bowel syndrome, Brain Hamrage, etc.

Chaired by: Vaidya Pramod Sawant, MLA (Sanquelim Constituency) Goa

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