Nutritional Bankruptcy

Par : Satyendra Kumar Tiwary
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  • FormatePub
  • ISBN8235677203
  • EAN9798235677203
  • Date de parution15/05/2026
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  • Infos supplémentairesepub
  • ÉditeurIoakim Ioakim

Résumé

Modern humanity has more food than ever before. Markets are full. Every season offers endless choices. Yet people appear more exhausted, weaker, and more dependent on medicines than ever before. Nutritional Bankruptcy explores this silent contradiction of modern life. The book examines how chemical farming, processed food, artificial lifestyles, and fast-paced living have slowly reduced the true nutritional strength of what we eat.
This is not only a book about food. It is a reflection on the broken relationship between soil, nutrition, and human life. Written in a simple yet thoughtful style, the book encourages readers to ask an important question:Are we truly nourished, or merely full?Author: Satyendra Kumar TiwaryFirst Edition: 2026
Satyendra Kumar Tiwary is a seeker, thinker, and a dedicated student of spiritual subjects. For him, Yoga, meditation, and Indian philosophy are not merely subjects of study, but a living experience of understanding and embracing life. Through years of practice, contemplation, and self-observation, he has personally experienced the subtle dimensions of the mind, intellect, and consciousness. This experience is not just theoretical; it is the result of a deep understanding developed amidst the ebbs and flows of life.
His specialty lies in presenting complex and profound spiritual principles in an extremely simple, clear, and practical language-ensuring that an ordinary person can not only understand them but also integrate them into their daily life. His objective is not to establish a new theory, but to inspire every individual toward their own experience-the point where real transformation begins. In his words: "Yoga is not something just to be known, but a process to be lived."