Dr. Anjali Agarwal
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Dr. Anjali Agarwal is a renowned Indian-American cardiologist and esteemed professor at a prestigious university in the United States. With a passion for blending modern medical science with ancient Indian wisdom, Dr. Kapoor has made significant contributions to the field of cardiology and holistic health. Her groundbreaking research has focused on the integration of Ayurveda and traditional Indian medicine with contemporary cardiology practices. Dr. Kapoor’s work has garnered international recognition for its innovative approach to cardiovascular health, emphasizing holistic wellness, nutrition, and mindfulness. She is not only a pioneer in her field but also a dedicated educator, shaping the future of medicine and inspiring the next generation of healthcare professionals.
Dr. Anjali Agarwal is a renowned Indian-American cardiologist and esteemed professor at a prestigious university in the United States. With a passion for blending modern medical science with ancient Indian wisdom, Dr. Kapoor has made significant contributions to the field of cardiology and holistic health. Her groundbreaking research has focused on the integration of Ayurveda and traditional Indian medicine with contemporary cardiology practices. Dr. Kapoor’s work has garnered international recognition for its innovative approach to cardiovascular health, emphasizing holistic wellness, nutrition, and mindfulness. She is not only a pioneer in her field but also a dedicated educator, shaping the future of medicine and inspiring the next generation of healthcare professionals.
Food as Medicine: The Ayurvedic Way to Nourish, Heal, and Thrive
By Dr. Anjali Agarwal “When the diet is wrong, medicine is of no use. When diet is correct, medicine is of no use.” – Charaka Samhita In the ancient science of Ayurveda, food is not just nourishment—it is medicine. Every bite we take, every sip we drink, and every fast we undertake has the power to either sustain our health …
Revitalizing Your Heart: Lessons from Ancient Indian Medicine
By Dr. Anjali Agarwal Editor’s Note: February is designated as American Heart Month, a time to focus on cardiovascular health and well-being. Cloaking the world in shades of pink and red, our thoughts turn to matters of the heart. Not just the romantic kind, mind you, but the very engine that keeps us going—the tireless pump that sustains our lives. …
