Talk on Diabetes Management

 

 

 

At the very first an introduction speech was given by the alumni Ms. Jyoshna Gupta and addressed  with a warm welcome speech. Later the session was handed over to Mr. Chand Yogi who was the yoga instructor for the day and he had instructed all of us through an online platform (G-meet). Mr. Yogi enlightened us how Yoga therapy increases the number of insulin receptors and increases the proportion of receptor binding in patients with diabetes It improves insulin kinetics by reducing fasting insulin levels, shifting the peak insulin level to the left, and by normalizing the insulin-to-glucose ratio. Then all the audience practiced various asanas as instructed by Mr. Yogi. Later then, the session was taken over by Mr. Thatha where he threw light upon various ways of managing diabetes through exercising, proper diet etc.

Talking about the diet the major four diet plans what Mr. Thatha spoke about were:
1.Intake of fibers in the large amount
2.Reduce the amount of sugar in any form, skip sugary drinks
3.Yoga and Meditation

 

One can effectively manage their diabetes by managing their diet as above mentioned and by proper exercising and how an individual suffering from diabetes can manage to reduce their medication to an extent just by practicing these healthy habits.

Expert talk on :- Inclusion is no longer a choice, it is a choice…

 

Alumni club of New Horizon College of Engineering had conducted an expert talk on “Inclusion is no longer a choice, its an imperative on 16th November 2022,our guest speaker Ms. Vaishnavi accompanied by Ms. Esther who was trained and a professional sign language expert and a mentee.

Topics which was covered were Equity, Diversity, Inclusion, Sign Language, where Diversity is about what makes each of us unique and includes our background, personality, etc.

Equity  means recognizing that we do not all start from the same place and must acknowledge and make adjustments to imbalances

Inclusion aims to embraces all people irrespective of race, gender, disability, medical etc.

A language used especially by people who cannot
hear or speak, using the hands to make signs instead
of spoken words.

Interestingly, most countries that share the same
spoken language do not necessarily have the same
sign language as each other. English for example, has
three varieties: American Sign Language (ASL), British
Sign Language (BSL) and Australian Sign Language
(Auslan).

Ms. Esther taught the audience about the sign
language and how to express the English alphabets
and numbers through gestures. Later we also got to
learn how to express few phrases like, good
morning, good afternoon, hello, thankyou.
It was overall a fun event