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We request the pleasure of your participation on this momentous occasion packed with highly acclaimed faculty lectures and distinguished guests.
Date: 13 April 2024, Saturday
Timing: 9 AM to 5 PM
Ageing is the process of becoming older. Physiologically ageing can refer to single cells within an organism which have ceased dividing.
Face is an index of Ageing. On looking an individual on the face, hand and body certain changes like dry, dull, glow-less, wrinkled, sagging, thin and patchy and itchy skin are obvious. In addition lines in different directions, dark spots and open spores on the skin may also be seen. If one lifts up the skin over the back of hand it can easily be pinched. As one ages the different facial creases of the face and forehead become prominent. The more the age, the more and the more prominent are the creases on face.
Man is not immortal. The one who is born would definitely get aged and bound to die but the age at which one dies may vary. Ageing affects almost all the organs in the body, thus ageing is a process of diminution of certain functions of different organs in the body. Total failure of certain organs particularly heart, lungs, brain and liver lead to death.
The first sign of ageing is drooping of upper eyelids that make eyes appear smaller. Similarly the upper lip also begins to sink.
Ageing is a physiological, biological, pathological and psychological phenomenon. Thus ageing is a complex entity. Ageing involves number of systems in the body thereby presenting to the scientists in different forms which may be difficult to understand, differentiate and interpret. If the physician is unable to diagnose a disease based on clinical symptoms, signs and investigations, ageing may be considered. Ageing is a syndrome which is mixture of certain diseases, thus ageing present as mixture of signs and symptoms of certain diseases. If in an old individual the physician is confused about the diagnosis, think of ageing. Ageing may affect any number of systems but I label a person as aged if there is involvement of at least three systems in him.
The cause of ageing is still not known though various factors are known based on certain symptoms and signs, and their correlation with certain investigations.
Similarly no treatment is available to stop the progression of ageing though based on certain observations as in preceding paragraph the ageing can be more comfortable and progression may be slowed. World over research is going on if progression of ageing can be stopped and longevity of life of the human beings can be increased. The website is dedicated to think, research, decide, suggest and act in these directions.
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It was pleasure interacting with age management group. Let us start with ourselves and be practical before we tell others. Do let me know how and where we started.
Thanks Dr V.P. Bansal, Dr Kajla for great hospitality and congratulations for successful conclusion of 1 st meeting of the year.I will keep you informed about steps taken at my end for the age management at Jalandhar. All the best
Webinar on Covid 19 was quite informative from medical and public point of view. Type of masks by different persons ie treating doctors, medical staff , patients general public should use.
Congratulations Ved ji for arranging such elaborate meeting for age management
You have so many participants with freshest ideas . I am going to miss it and would have gotten a chance to meet your family and friends.
Dear Prof Bansal. Thank you for arranging a very informative scientific meeting on Age management It was really a memorable evening for me I got a chance to meet you ,Dr Kajla, Dr Saransh and Dr Suresh whom I met now after nearly 30yrs .I have heard Dr Sushma’s name from my wife number of times, met her in-person first time.Rest of the people from Delhi I met first’ time. I hope we’ll have more of such meetings in future
I am grateful to Dr Shubank for taking me to the place of this meeting and helping in other arrangements He is a very close friend and very helpful person
Dr Dhariwal, It was my pleasure to meet you after about 4 years. I am grateful to you to have accepted my invitation to come all the way from Mohali. Your comments encouraged me to continue with the aim.
I am grateful to all my friends for attending a small meeting and be a part of the same.. your presence and the comments have encouraged me to continue working on this subject for the aged.
Dr S.K. Bansal neurologist had been very confidentially experienced to contribute better knowledge on the subject. Dr. Ashish urologist enlightened on urological problems of aging and aged very nicely. Dr. NC Gupta orthopaedic surgeon showed nice tips on yoga meditation with respectful words spoken for professor VP Bansal. Dr. Sushma Chawla Gynaecologist from Jullundher made practical useful recommendations with help of multicolored ribbon presentation through her slides. Professor Dhaliwal cardiothoracic surgeon and Dr Gautam Psychiatrist also chaired sessions making nice useful comments. Alpha waves of brain get stimulated through pranayam and meditation besides yoga. It was enlightening discussion
Very informative meeting and brilliant presentations from the speakers. It was an honour to be a part of it. Congratulations to Prof. V P Bansal sir for this new venture. Hope the association flourishes further and gains it’s true objectives in the coming years
Thank you all for your lovely presence.
It was a pleasure meeting you all.
Looking forward to more interactions in the future.
Indian Association of Age Management
c/o Naraina Medical Centre
NH-1, Community Centre, C-Block
Naraina Vihar, New Delhi 110028
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