Smart Group announces India’s first anti-ageing and preventive healthcare conference

Dr BK Modi-led Smart Group is inviting integrative and preventive medicine stakeholders to gather for a two-day conference, jointly organised with the American Academy of Anti-Aging Medicine (A4M). The conference is a corollary of the A4M World Congress, held annually in Los Angeles and attended by over 5,000 doctors.

Doctors, specialists, general practitioners, nutritionists, alternative medicine practitioners and other stakeholders in healthcare who are looking to expand their horizons shall gather in Delhi on 18^th and 19^th January for an extravaganza of the latest cutting-edge innovations and practices in healthcare with a key focus on preventive and integrative health

Comprising a series of lectures, conducted by some of the leaders in preventive and integrative medicine, from the USA, Canada, India, the conference will feature new-age topics like intermittent fasting, gut metabolism, how to control inflammation, how to improve memory and focus regardless of age, genomics and regenerative medicine, amongst others.

Commenting on the event, Dr BK Modi, Founder-Chairman, Smart Group, mentioned, “I envision a world where people can live happy and healthy, beyond 100. This event and the doctors and exhibitors associated with it are the people who will be able to crack the code to create this world and I feel happy that I can lead this new healthcare revolution in India.”

Globally, speakers from the A4M like Dr Andrew Heyman (MD, MHSA); Dr Daniyar Jumaniyazov (MD, PhD); Dr Brian Delaney (PhD) and Indian health leaders like Dr Naresh Trehan; functional medicine experts like celebrity nutritionist, Dr Anjali Hooda; President of the Stem Cell Society, Dr Alok Sharma et al will lead the discussions at the event.

Preeti Malhotra, Chairman, Smart Bharat, shared her wisdom on why aspiring medical practitioners should attend this conference. She said, “Globally, there is a positive shift towards integrative and functional medicine to compliment and optimise traditional medicine methods. It doesn’t matter if you are an MD or GP, any kind of additional knowledge about how a human body interacts with itself in the face of stress or any lifestyle disorder is worthy. The medical industry is on the cusp of a revolution and practitioners will have to keep up to continue to stay relevant.”