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Austria’s VIVAMAYR Medical Centre holds press meet at Vedary - Mumbai
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Monday, 17 December, 2018, 16 : 00 PM [IST]
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Our Bureau, Mumbai
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Austrian health clinic VIVAMAYR recently held a press meet at Vedary, a lifestyle destination in Mumbai, with which they have tied up. The gathering, led by VIVAMAYR’s founder and medical director, Dr Harald Stossier, witnessed a confluence of health- and wellness-building practices for lifelong healthy living. It showcased The Modern Mayr – Medicine with reliable answers to develop an individual and healthy form of nutrition according to one’s own preferences, taste and social environment.
Dr Stossier said, “VIVAMAYR Medical Centre enjoys a worldwide following of health–conscious devotees. Over this year, our ties with Vedary in Mumbai has given us a better access and insight on the health challenges in India.”
“Every few months, patients consult with our visiting doctor on ailments such as allergies, hypertension, diabetes and obesity, to name a few. Our doctors have a proven track record in treating conditions endemic to modern living by combining natural therapies with state-of-the-art medical diagnostics and treatments. True to the teachings of Modern Mayr - Medicine that are based on the work of Dr. Mayr,” he added.
VIVAMAYR offers a customised therapy programme centred around the overall state and performance capacity of our digestive tract. Our overriding goal is to achieve a sustainable shift in lifestyle, thereby preserving guests’ health and preventing the onset of future diseases. Our team of doctors focus on reactivating the body's self-healing powers and restoring its energy levels,” Dr Stossier said.
During his recent visit to Mumbai, with support from Vedary, he conducted the first medical workshop providing education and training in Modern Mayr – Medicine, Functional Myodiagnostic and Orthomolecular Medicine for health professionals.
Dr Stossier also shed light on his new book, titled Nutrition: What Really Counts. His first global road show for his new book, in collaboration with Tasting India Symposium, will take place in Delhi.
Sourish Bhattacharyya and Sanjoo Malhotra, founding directors, Tasting India Symposium said, “Dr Stossier's call to go back to the basics of common-sense nutrition, as opposed to momentary fads or fashionable theories, is in sync with the Eat Right philosophy of the Tasting India Symposium.”
“We believe that the Symposium wouldn’t have been complete without revisiting the traditional nutrition model with him. His book, Nutrition: What Really Counts, is a must-read for a world hurtling from one nutritional theory to the next,” they added.
“We look forward to listening carefully to Dr Stossier and imbibing his wisdom, because, like our ancient seers, who laid the foundation of Ayurveda (the science of life), he is unambiguous about the salience of food in the body’s healing process,” Bhattacharyya and Malhotra said.
They added, “As we try to make sense of the clutter of nutritional information floating around, his clarity makes his message a beacon of hope for a world battling constantly the scourge of lifestyle diseases,” they said.
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