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Rejuvenating mind, body and soul while holidaying in the hinterlands

Don't put an end to your annual vacation just because you're diabetic, are on dialysis or have cardiac issues. Several nature cure centres offer you a unique opportunity to heal while you holiday

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Namrata Kohli New Delhi
Tanya Sharma was devastated when she got diagnosed with chronic kidney disease in 2010, and was told that she would ultimately have to go for a renal transplant. Her creatinine levels had shot up to 8.9 (normal: 0.5-1.4) and haemoglobin had plummeted to about 7.6 (normal: 12-15 for women). An AV fistula was fixed to her wrist and she was given a six-week window for it to heal before her dialysis would start sometime mid-November. 

That's when she discovered this place called Ananddham Nature Cure Centre in Kutch, which is strongly focused on liver and kidney diseases, apart from treating

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