Muktotsav: A Celebration of Freedom | Freedom from Diabetes

Muktotsav FFD’s Annual Event

Every year Freedom from Diabetes (FFD) conducts a slew of programs to help people from across the world overcome diabetes. The conventional medical establishment may maintain that diabetes is irreversible.

But at FFD, we know that is just not true. Many of our participants succeed in reversing it to the point where they are able to pass the Glucose Tolerance Test (GTT)—considered by medical professionals to be the ultimate test of reversal.

Muktotsav is FFD’s annual event when our champions step into the well-deserved limelight. This is when they are felicitated and awarded for their achievements. Not just those who have reversed their diabetes, and passed the GTT, but other champions too.

Participants who during the year have achieved other successes. For instance, people who have lost the maximum weight, or stopped their medicine in the shortest time. There are also award categories for most deserving athletes, and for families' achievements—such as weight loss, or family reversals.

FFD’s Muktotsav sees a number of celebrity guests. In 2020, Muktotsav had internationally celebrated diabetes reversal pioneer Dr. Neal Barnard as Chief Guest, and Dr. Pramod Tripathi as Host, taking center stage for a once-in-a-lifetime interaction.

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