Comedian Bharti Singh visits HIIMS Hospital for her mother’s kidney treatment

  

Bharti Singh with her mother, mother-in-law and Acharya Manish

Chandigarh: Renowned standup comedian Bharti Singh, who hails from Amritsar, visited HIIMS (Hospital & Institute of Integrated Medical Sciences) to get her mother and mother-in-law treated, where both are undergoing treatment for kidney diseases through Naturopathy. At HIIMS, chronic diseases are treated through Naturopathy, Ayurveda and Homeopathy. HIIM's Corporate Office is in Zirakpur and its first hospital is located in Dera Bassi  near  Chandigarh.

Bharti's mother said that she was feeling much better after the HIIMS treatment. She no longer needs to take Insulin injections. Seeing the improvement in her mother's health, Bharti herself visited HIIMS and received Neem-Karela therapy, which impressed her immensely. After receiving the therapy, she felt that all the toxins were coming out from her body. When Bharti's mother-in-law had the same problem, Bharti advised her also to go to HIIMS. Both, Bharti's mother and mother-in-law, are feeling better now and are thankful to the HIIMS medical team.

HIIMS has Asia's largest Institute of Naturopathy and Integrated Sciences at Meerut, with 1000 beds, where treatment is done under the guidance of its founder Acharya Manish and Naturopathy specialist Dr. BRC. Bharti's mother is being treated by the experts there. Many incurable diseases like Kidney failure, Liver failure, Cancer, Thalassemia and Auto-immune are successfully treated at HIIMS by lifestyle changes through Naturopathy, Ayurveda, Homeopathy and Panchakarma.

HIIMS is famous all over the country for the treatment of Kidney failure. HIIMS Shuddhi Ayurveda has centers in many other cities of India, such as Chandigarh, Lucknow, Navi Mumbai, Thane, Sangrur, Bhagalpur, Gurugram, Ludhiana, Amritsar, Delhi and Goa. More than 200 specialist doctors are rendering their services in these centres. BlogsWire

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