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Dr. Shraddha Dayanand Bangera

Integrative Physician

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Experience 2 years
General Physician
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About

Care begins with
understanding.

Dr. Shraddha D. Bangera is a BNYS-trained physician specializing in integrative medicine—an approach that combines conventional medicine with preventive care. Currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Neuroscience, she brings hands-on experience in managing chronic conditions, supporting primary care, telemedicine, public health, and community-based prevention. Through GEWO Health, Dr. Bangera seeks to address unmet healthcare needs and reframe preventive care as the foundation of well-being rather than a last resort. Her work focuses on delivering personalized, evidence-based health solutions informed by clinical practice and scientific research. Her mission is to make healthcare more proactive, accessible, and holistic by bridging the gaps between mind, body, and systems of care through education, innovation, and collaboration.

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Languages spoken

English Hindi Kannada Marathi
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Practice location

Delhi, India

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Credentials and education

Medical registration -

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Education MSc Neuroscience

University of Exeter

Completed 2025
Education GOOD CLINICAL PRACTICE

The National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA)

Completed 2026
Education Master Pharma Regulatory Affairs: FDA/EMA & Global

Udemy

Completed 2026
Education Generative AI for Healthcare

Google

Completed 2025
Education Student Start-up Pre-Incubator Programme

SETsquared Partnership

Completed 2024
Education BNYS - Integrative Medicine

Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences

Completed 2023
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Weekly availability

Saturday

9:00 AM – 9:00 PM

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Articles by Dr. Shraddha Dayanand Bangera

Myth: “Home-cooked food cannot raise cholesterol”

Home-cooked food can be healthy, but it is not automatically cholesterol-friendly. Meals prepared with excess ghee, butter, cream, fatty meats, fried foods, or large amounts of oil may raise LDL cholesterol when eaten regularly. Learn how cooking methods, portions, saturated fats, fibre, and overall dietary patterns affect cholesterol, and discover simple ways to make traditional home meals more heart-friendly.

How a Sedentary Lifestyle Hurts Your Liver Predominantly?

A sedentary lifestyle can affect liver health by reducing energy use, increasing insulin resistance, promoting fat accumulation, and contributing to inflammation. Prolonged sitting may raise the risk of fatty liver disease, especially when combined with excess weight, unhealthy eating, poor sleep, or low physical activity. Breaking up sitting time, exercising regularly, maintaining a healthy weight, choosing balanced foods, managing stress.

Understanding NAFLD: A Patient-Friendly Guide to Fatty Liver Disease.

NAFLD, or non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, occurs when excess fat builds up in the liver and is closely linked with obesity, type 2 diabetes, high cholesterol, and high blood pressure. Often silent, it may cause fatigue or right-sided abdominal discomfort and can progress to liver scarring. Healthy eating, regular exercise, weight management, and control of related conditions can help protect liver health. Early medical evaluation and monitoring can reduce the risk of complications.

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