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Free pain management camp at ASCI
Free pain management camp at ASCI.After launching the camp, ASCI Registrar Kalyan Roy hailed the Indian medical methods of healing pain. \"Thanks to its rich tradition and glorious culture, India has been in the forefront in finding out various methods of healing.
International Sujok Association (ISA) and Come For Lives have launched a two-day free pain management camp through Sujok therapy at Bella Vista Campus of the Administrative Staff College of India (ASCI) on Saturday, on the eve of the 75th birth anniversary of Prof. Park Jae Woo, founder of Sujok Therapy. The camps were organised in Jalaram Mandir, Badi Chowdi, Secunderabad and Begumpet.
After launching the camp, ASCI Registrar Kalyan Roy hailed the Indian medical methods of healing pain. "Thanks to its rich tradition and glorious culture, India has been in the forefront in finding out various methods of healing. Our contribution to the field of medicine is immense," Roy observed. ASCI medical officer Dr K Rama Krishna, administrative officer Satish Kumar Dwivedi and ISA-India’s general secretary SJ T Jignesh Gokani paid rich tributes to Park Jae Woo.
Sujok therapists offered treatment for leg pain, knee pain, sciatica, back pain, slip disc, cervical pain, shoulder and hand pain, headache and other problems of ASCI employees. The camp will conclude on Sunday. “Prof. Park Jae Woo dreamt of creating a pain-free society. To mark his birth anniversary, free medical camps are being conducted at more than 200 places across the country,” ISA-India’s general secretary SJ T Jignesh Gokani said.Sujok therapists Bindu Gokani, P Mahalaxmi, Pramila Gupta, and Prasanna were also present.
