"It was a wonderful experience interacting with you and appreciate the way you have planned and executed the whole publication process within the agreed timelines.”
Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh PalPeople who lack knowledge about health-related issues have to face improper and unexpected circumstances. A prevention, a minute prevention, can help you to prevent spending a lot of money, and Vigor Treatise helps you do just that. After all, who doesn’t want to save money and have a healthy life?
Vigor Treatise does not aim at preventing people from consuming different types of eatables. It provides proper information about the basics of living a healthy life.
Keep the book at the reach of anyone who suffers from the enigma of achieving good health. It covers a list of problems and ways to deal with them.
The memories of her days of illness pushed the author to open up about the difficulties she faced at that time.
Vigor Treatise is a collection of the thoughts, which captured the author’s mind at the time of her illness and is hence a mantra to spend a healthy and risk-free life.
Sakshi Majumdar
Sakshi Majumdar is a student preparing for MBBS. Her hometown is Munger, located in Bihar. She currently resides in Patna (Bihar).
After her matriculation, she suffered a lot of ups and downs in her physical and mental fitness. She realized that the hurdles could have been prevented, but she was unaware of the things she should have known, earlier. She was suffering from tuberculosis, and it took one year for her to overcome the damage properly. When she moved to Patna, she faced intestinal disorder, i.e., ulcerative colitis, and is still recovering from it.
After her sufferings and after gaining mental wellness, she finally decided to deliver her point of view through the book, Vigor Treatise. Her desire for raising awareness about issues not usually spoken about provoked her to confess the lack of guidance she had suffered earlier.
