NEW YORK, May 5, 2016 /PRNewswire-iReach/ -- Master Healer Dr. Pankaj Naram, an authority in ancient healing secrets and an expert in international health and the alleviation of multiple physical and mental disorders, notes several conclusions of fresh research about longevity. Numerous scientific research efforts, highlighted in a recent USA Today article, have pointed to the amount of body fat as a key indicator of overall health.
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Even when people are aware of their Body Mass Index and body weight, they might not understand the relationship between fat, muscle and health, according to the study. Many suffer from a dangerous condition wherein the body contains an abundance of fat and a lack of muscle tissue. Even when there is a lot of muscle in a particular body, for example, the amount of total fat is what is most important. Dr. Naram notes that the study looks primarily at what researchers call "body composition."
In order to really understand the concept of health, one needs to know that fat is dangerous and that most people who reside in industrial societies tend to have more fat than their body needs to keep warm and for other biochemical reasons. It is even possible for so-called skinny people to have too much fat, based on their height and weight. The numerical "scale weight" is not always an accurate indicator of health because it does not reveal the amount of fat versus muscle in a given person's body.
Dr. Pankaj Naram notes that the study observed the general health of over 50,000 subjects and found that those who carry more than about 36 percent of body composition as fat (35% for men and 38% for women) are in danger of developing serious health problems within a short period of time.
A typical bathroom scale is a good starting point for knowing whether a person is overweight or not, but there is much more information needed for a valid assessment of health. It is possible, for example, for a larger person to have very little body fat and for a frail person to have too much body fat. Master Healer Dr. Pankaj Naram points to the study, and explains how his 115 year old master taught him the ancient art and science of pulse healing - which can help look deeper into a person's health to discover all the potential blocks and imbalances. "Although there is no 'quick-fix' for losing weight, there are certain ancient principles and methods my master taught me for how anyone can loose weight and gain health in a safer, deeper, long-lasting, non-toxic way."
Dr. Pankaj Naram, an expert in ancient Siddha-Veda techniques, has worked with famous and not so famous patients. His work with Mother Teresa, the Dalai Lama and Nelson Mandela is noteworthy, as is his dedication to the poorest people of India and all over the world who usually have nowhere else to turn when they need help (www.DrNaramFoundation.org). Master Healer Pankaj Naram is a recognized expert in pulse healing and the creation of the original, time-tested herbal formulas for helping people with chronic and acute health challenges.
For more information, contact DrNaram.com or MasterHealer.com
Media Contact: Dr. Pankaj Naram, Dr. Pankaj Naram, 888-817-3481, [email protected]
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Even when people are aware of their Body Mass Index and body weight, they might not understand the relationship between fat, muscle and health, according to the study. Many suffer from a dangerous condition wherein the body contains an abundance of fat and a lack of muscle tissue. Even when there is a lot of muscle in a particular body, for example, the amount of total fat is what is most important. Dr. Naram notes that the study looks primarily at what researchers call "body composition."
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In order to really understand the concept of health, one needs to know that fat is dangerous and that most people who reside in industrial societies tend to have more fat than their body needs to keep warm and for other biochemical reasons. It is even possible for so-called skinny people to have too much fat, based on their height and weight. The numerical "scale weight" is not always an accurate indicator of health because it does not reveal the amount of fat versus muscle in a given person's body.
Dr. Pankaj Naram notes that the study observed the general health of over 50,000 subjects and found that those who carry more than about 36 percent of body composition as fat (35% for men and 38% for women) are in danger of developing serious health problems within a short period of time.
A typical bathroom scale is a good starting point for knowing whether a person is overweight or not, but there is much more information needed for a valid assessment of health. It is possible, for example, for a larger person to have very little body fat and for a frail person to have too much body fat. Master Healer Dr. Pankaj Naram points to the study, and explains how his 115 year old master taught him the ancient art and science of pulse healing - which can help look deeper into a person's health to discover all the potential blocks and imbalances. "Although there is no 'quick-fix' for losing weight, there are certain ancient principles and methods my master taught me for how anyone can loose weight and gain health in a safer, deeper, long-lasting, non-toxic way."
Dr. Pankaj Naram, an expert in ancient Siddha-Veda techniques, has worked with famous and not so famous patients. His work with Mother Teresa, the Dalai Lama and Nelson Mandela is noteworthy, as is his dedication to the poorest people of India and all over the world who usually have nowhere else to turn when they need help (www.DrNaramFoundation.org). Master Healer Pankaj Naram is a recognized expert in pulse healing and the creation of the original, time-tested herbal formulas for helping people with chronic and acute health challenges.
For more information, contact DrNaram.com or MasterHealer.com
Media Contact: Dr. Pankaj Naram, Dr. Pankaj Naram, 888-817-3481, [email protected]
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