Relief from cancer

Summary

In this video, Dilip Bharti from Azamgarh, Mahul, interviews a local villager, Ram Asre, who shares his remarkable recovery story from cancer. Ram Asre describes how he was diagnosed with a severe stomach cancer and sought treatment in Banaras, but found no relief. Eventually, he discovered a medicine called 'Rainwa' which proved effective. He explains how this medicine helped him recover completely, allowing him to eat and live without any difficulties. Ram Asre recommends this medicine to others, emphasizing its benefits and sharing his satisfaction with the treatment.

Takeaways

• 😀 The speaker, Dilip Bharati, is from Azamgarh Mahul and is sharing his experience with cancer.
• 🏥 He mentions undergoing treatment in Banaras and taking various medications.
• 💊 Despite medical interventions, he feels that a particular 'dabba' (a term used to refer to a specific product or remedy) has been most beneficial to him.
• 🌿 The 'dabba' is said to have helped him recover from cancer, which he demonstrates by showing his stomach area.
• 📍 The speaker provides specific details about his location, including his village and district.
• 🤔 He expresses a sense of relief and satisfaction with the 'dabba', suggesting it has helped him avoid a severe condition.
• 👨‍⚕️ There is a mention of a 'Dr. Saund' who seems to be involved in his treatment or the recommendation of the 'dabba'.
• 📉 The speaker describes the cancer as having been very large and having disappeared after using the 'dabba'.
• 🍲 He advises others to take the 'dabba' for three months, suggesting it can lead to a complete recovery.
• 👍 He concludes by stating that he is now fit and healthy, with no difficulties or discomfort, attributing this to the 'dabba'.

Q & A

Who is the speaker in the video script?

The speaker is Dilip Bharti, who is from Azamgarh Mahul, India.

What significant health issue does Dilip Bharti mention in the script?

Dilip Bharti mentions that he has been diagnosed with cancer.

What is the location mentioned by Dilip Bharti in the script?

He mentions that he is from a village called Gram Mugh in Azamgarh district.

What was the condition of Dilip Bharti's cancer?

He describes that the cancer was in his stomach and had grown to a significant size, causing him concern about its impact on his food and overall health.

Where did Dilip Bharti go for treatment?

Dilip Bharti went to Banaras (Varanasi) for his cancer treatment.

What treatments did Dilip Bharti undergo in Banaras?

He underwent various treatments including medication and a procedure referred to as 'Dr. Sound', but it is not clear what this entails.

Why did Dilip Bharti feel that the treatments in Banaras were not effective?

He mentions that despite undergoing treatments and procedures, his condition did not improve, implying that the treatments were not effective.

What alternative remedy did Dilip Bharti find beneficial?

Dilip Bharti found a remedy from a 'dibba' (a term that is not clearly defined in the script but seems to refer to a container or a source of medicine) that helped him.

How long did Dilip Bharti use the remedy from the 'dibba'?

He used the remedy from the 'dibba' for three months as instructed.

What was the outcome of using the remedy from the 'dibba'?

After using the remedy, Dilip Bharti claims to have improved significantly, with no discomfort and feeling fit and healthy.

What advice does Dilip Bharti give to others suffering from cancer?

He suggests that others suffering from cancer should take the remedy he found helpful, implying that it could provide relief and improvement in their condition.