Man without food declared absolutely fit by scientists

Only happens in our amazing bharat --venkat

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*Miracle man emerges absolutely fit in tests*

http://www.newkerala.com/news/fullnews-103328.html

*Ahmedabad, May 6 : Miracle man Prahlad Jani alias 'Mataji', who is
surviving without food or drink or even passing stool or urine, was today
declared absolutely fit by the medical experts after a 15-day intensive
clinical observation at a local hospital.*

 Jani, 82, is said to be surviving without having food and drinking water
and he has not been passing any urine or stool for last seven decades. The
medical experts of Defence Institute of Physiology and Allied Sciences
(DIPAS) undertook an intense medical observation of 'Mataji' who is claimed
to have received some yogic powers by awakening his kundilini.

The main objective of the exercise was to assess the survival mechanism in
the event of natural calamities and for the defence personnel deployed in
extremely hostile conditions.

Giving preliminary details of the exercise to mediapersons, Dr Ila Vazgan of
DIPAS and Dr Sudhir Shah of a local hospital confirmed that Mr Jani had not
consumed any food, or had any water or passed any urine or stool during the
15-day exercise from April 22 to May 6.

The only contact with any form of fluid was during gargling and bathing
periodically during the study beginning from the fifth day.

''Different tests at different times were done as per the protocol and few
of them were repeated. We did his blood tests for haematology, biochemistry,
hormone profile and various other parameters too. The reports were in the
pre-determined safety range throughout the observation period as per the
protocol,'' they said.

--UNI


On 4/28/10, sri venkat <ahvenkitesh@gmail.com> wrote:
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>   *Yogi sans food gives medical fraternity food for thought*
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> http://www.dnaindia.com/india/report_yogi-sans-food-gives-medical-fraternity-food-for-thought_1376062
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> Priya Adhyaru Majithia / DNA
> Tuesday, April 27, 2010
>
> Ahmedabad: The realms of faith and spirituality begin where science ends --
> at least that's what they say. However, today's medical experts want to turn
> this cliché upside down, it seems.
>
> A team of 30 experts are to conduct a series of rigorous medical tests at
> Sterling Hospital to unearth the truth about the biological transformation
> that Prahlad Jani, a yogi claiming to have survived without food and water
> for the last 65 years, has undergone due to a spiritual experience.
>
> Jani, who had been put under a similar 10-day medical 'trial' in 2003, has
> willingly accepted to co-operate again, for a 15-day analysis. A series of
> physical study tests, MRIs, EEG, ECG, aura study, blood studies and
> neuro-physiological studies will be conducted during these analyses. Dr.
> Sudhir Shah, an eminent neurologist, scientists from Defence Institute of
> Physiology and Allied Sciences (DIPAS) and physician and diabetologist Dr.
> Urman Dhruv, are conducting this observational study in collaboration with
> Sristi and government of Gujarat.
>
> Dr. Shah, who heads the team of 25 doctors from Sterling Hospital, said,
> "In 2003, we had authenticated Jani's claims and had also observed that his
> biological parameters mysteriously remained normal. This time, we have
> planned to go beyond a mere rectification. A detailed research which
> includes a strict protocol of various tests is to be conducted within 15
> days to understand if there is a specific biological transformation that has
> occurred within Jani's system due to prolonged fasting."
>
> According to Shah, for the past 108 hours Jani has neither passed urine nor
> stool, nor has he consumed water or food. "And still, at the age of 83, he
> is active enough to use the staircase," added Shah, who said that this
> itself is a unique phenomenon which does not have any medical explanation.
>
> Dr G Ilavazahagan, director, DIPAS, said, "The exercise of taking this yogi
> under a medical scanner is to understand which energy supports his
> existence, if not food or water. And if at the end of three months by which
> we plan to come out with observations based on this 15-day check up, we are
> able to reach to an explanation of this hypothesis - it would tremendously
> benefit mankind. The observations derived from this case study can help many
> soldiers, victims of calamities and astronauts - who often have to survive
> without food or water for long spells."
>
> The analysis of Jani's biological transformation can bridge the divide
> between science, biology and spirituality, say experts. Dr. Urman Dhruv, a
> physician, said, "We are collecting data on a person who has lived on an
> alternative pathway compared to an ordinary person. The comparative study of
> his reports of the tests conducted in 2003 and results of the recent and
> on-going tests would throw light on the process of aging in Jani's body -
> which seems to have undergone some type of genetic transformation."
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