Munir Khan
Munir Khan is an Indian doctor and inventor.
Early Life and Education[edit]
Born in 1950 in Kota, Rajasthan, Khan spent much of his youth in Kota, a pastoral town in Rajasthan where his father was an Army Lt. Col in British period and retired as security officer in ACC factory. A passing interest in Ayurvedic medicines led to Khan’s career in business. In 1972, pursuing his self-research studies in the field of ayurvedic medicine, finally explored the micro herbal-based formula for body revival.
Career[edit]
Khan began his career as a business man in Kota. ‘Herbal Science’ had just entered the scientific vocabulary, and it caught the interest of Khan. In early 1990s, Khan’s discoveries on detoxification of the body, which helps to treat many kind of diseases like cancer, tumor, cardiac blockage, and AIDS. earned him a reputation in the society. Munir Khan spent a considerable part of his career carrying out research on the subject of building up of immunity in human beings and has spent years to create a formula which helps in detoxification and immunity build up.
The pursuit of this mission gave birth to a passion to develop such a product which became a pinnacle in the Shodhana-Rasayana-Kayakalp segment as laid out by Maharishi Charaka in his ayurvedic text compilation “CharakaSamhita”. Khan later invented ‘Body Revival’ which is a Micro-Herbal, 100% plant based formula which dissolves the harmful deposits and flushes out the toxins (Mala) through urine and stool. It also maintains and revives the tissue cells in their state of excellent health by clearing all the channels of circulation in the body, thus, bringing the body in the state of equilibrium and forcing the disease to abandon the body in the form of various excretions.
Awards[edit]
- 2003- Mukesh Sharma, President of Lion Club of Linking Road, Nana Chudasama felicitated Munir Khan with “SAMAJ SHREE” Award
- 2005- received Messiah UL Mulk Hakim Ajmal Award from Union Health Minster Dr.Ramdas
- 2006- Honorable Prof. P.K. Abdul Azis, Vice Chancellor of Aligarh University awarded Khan for his dedicated contribution.
- 2009- received the Vibrant Indian Award by ThiruNawab Muhamed Abdul Ali, His Highness
- 2009- Star of the year Award by Sri. Surjit Singh Barnala, His Excellency the Governor of Tamil Nadu
- 2016- honoured by C.M. Devendra Fadnavis for his invention of Ayurvedic medicine.
- 2016- honoured with the 6th BHARAT RATNA DR. AMBEDKAR AWARDS by Shri Ramdas Athawale (RPI Chief) Member of Parliament
Controversies and Criticism[edit]
Khan has been the subject of several controversies, including certain legal troubles. Khan was arrested in Mumbai on the complaint made by FDA to Versova Police Station[1][2] charged by them stating: “After testing his medicines in two laboratories, the chemical analysis officer’s report stated that one ingredient called Acorus Calamous was missing in the medicine. None of the ingredients used in the tonic were of standard quality.”[who?] Khan was later found not guilty of all charges in the case, as the Bombay Court concluded that no valid reasons for police complaints as none of complainants could prove in the court that they had taken the medicine and could not benefit from it or that they had been cheated.
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- ↑ "Man with drug for every ailment, Munir Khan, arrested | Latest News & Updates at Daily News & Analysis". dna. 1 April 2015. Retrieved 25 July 2017.
- ↑ "'Miracle doc' Munir Khan held by Versova police - Times of India". The Times of India. Retrieved 25 July 2017.
