Meet the Octogenarian woman who has been eating sand daily for the past 40 years

The Octogenarian mixing the sand (Pulse)
Ram Rati lives in Lucknow's Chinhar locality, India and she believes she has 'unlocked' the mystery of long healthy life. She considers that having a kilo of sand every morning before eating is the best way to preserve one's health, including her own. Therefore, she eats sand every morning before consuming any other food and then goes on with her daily housework, businesses etc.


The Octogenarian mixing the sand (Pulse)
Before trying sand, Ram Rati consulted many doctors when having health problems. Specialists recommended her to take calcium supplements and other medication, but nothing was efficient. Until one day when, just for fun, she tried to eat sand. Noticing that her symptoms eased, the Indian woman went on eating sand every day and amazingly saw how all the pain vanished like erased with a sponge. She reported that she has never suffered from stomach problems since she started her 'sand treatment.'

This is an amazing!!!!

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