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The Disease will not ask you, whether you have money or not for your treatment but yes the chances are that you will have diabetes, irrespective of your status, standard, or bank balance. Therefore, the Dhana Yoga Foundation by Dr. Sachin Maskey will be focusing on one of the most prevalent diseases of the world under the Cure Diabetes Program, this is one of those several programs that the Dhana Yoga Foundation will be working on within Nepal.
DYF understands that diabetes cannot be completely treated but with proper treatment and lifestyle changes, it can be managed and taken care of to an extent as if you don’t have, which can help these underserved people within the program run by DYF as “Cure Diabetes”.
Diabetes is a global emergency but at the same time, it’s a preventable disease with simple lifestyle changes.
At present, nearly half of a billion people live with diabetes. Low and middle-income countries carry almost 80% of the diabetes burden of the world.
Rapid urbanization, unhealthy diet, and increasingly sedentary lifestyle have resulted in previously unheard higher rates of obesity and diabetes and many countries do not have adequate resources to provide preventive or medical care for their population. Diabetes is not only a health crisis it is a global societal catastrophe. Due to its chronic nature, diabetes causes devastating personal suffering and drives a family into poverty.
1.6 million deaths caused due to diabetes… diabetes is considered to be one of the leading causes of blindness, kidney failure, heart attacks, stroke, and lower limb amputation. The Life of a the normal person gets crippled. People with diabetes have two times more chances to develop heart disease than someone without diabetes. 2.6% of global blindness can be attributed to diabetes. The fact remains constant that it’s always the poor who do not have access to healthcare and hence their lives get affected even more. Going by the figures 3% of total deaths in Nepal are associated with diabetes.
DYF is conducting camps at regular intervals for underprivileged people living in remote areas who are 45 years and above. Roughly the people served in these camps are 500+ or maybe more depending upon the population density and disease prevalence. DYF will also be conducting this screening program in schools and community centers in the future for diabetes risk screening and awareness campaigns. The goal of these diabetes camps is to provide awareness to people about diabetes and its complications. Simple lifestyle changes like exercise and healthy eating habits can prevent this deadly disease
DYF will be conducting diabetes screening camps for the underprivileged people of Nepal, at regular intervals at various locations within Nepal to identify the people who have diabetes. After the screening, the patient will be given proper lifestyle instructions, what is the impact of diabetes, and how regular treatment can help in leading a normal life. Basic medication will also be given by DYF and nutritionist counseling will be done so that the right diet can help these low-income group people.
This is an ongoing process and DYF will be collaborating with several other hospitals in Nepal to provide regular diabetes management for the underprivileged people of Nepal.
