The Dracula Story

So the fact that No-Transplant option is the chosen one, I had to fall back to my belief, Ayurved! The story is very interesting, while I was in the hospital  Papa, was searching and reading more about the dialysis machine! And thanks to Google Ads, I came across my pitstop for my ayurvedic treatment!(thanks to the guys @ND Ayurveda to think this far and link their advt with dialysis machines!) I also reached out to Patanjali Ayurved, and thanks to their superb diet plan, the change in my lifestyle and eating habits could be easily accomidated. There was another Ayurved option, but they only claimed to reduce the cretanine. But ND folks claimed to revive the nephrons of the kidney(a match made for each other 😌). Do my medicines with ND folks was continuing. Apart from that the network of friends and family and the Google Search Masters, I came across another option Gokhru :: I did not benefit much from it after trying it for 2 months NaHCO3 :: Taking this reduces cre...

So after understanding and digesting the fact that what is dialysis(little by little), The million dollar question to be answered was: whether to go for a transplant OR not? Option 1: Transplant Having no faith and complete understanding on the immaturity of allopathy, I was super sure that transplant is a no-no for me. There were other reasons too, that I got aware of: Super bad(read tests and hospitaization) life until atleast 18 months after and 6 months before the transplant. Kindney transplant is not a 100% success story across all boards Firm belief that the kidney can be revived(some of my allopathic docs have a different opinion). I came across a doctor from China(Carrie Li) who insisted not to go for the transplant at Shijiazhuang Hospital. She was available for consultation on lots of things and was regularly sharing updates from her side regarding how with naturopathy kidney can be cured. We did exchange a few emails too! Option 2: No transplant This meant in ...