Uninhibited and vivacious, Noor Jahan lived life on her terms. Her songs , rather her voice will live forever - in our hearts. The ultimate end for all is the same. What matters is how we live, the quality of our life and the type of upgrades available to improve the quality of our mind, body and spirit. This holistic reverence for humanity has been preserved over thousands of years in the medical systems of traditional societies India, China and Tibet among the few that survive.
Tibetan medicine is in fact a synthesis of Indian, Chinese and Buddhist schools of medical thought.
In recent years the West has shown a keen interest in traditional medicine especially in the treatment of chronic and life-threatening ailments. Kapha,pitta,and vata - invaded American sensibilities at all levels from tea bags to facial creams. The subjects of the documentary were two such women who had been offered an opportunity to be treated by Dr. Dhonden, a practitioner of Tibetan medicine from Dharamsala, India. They were part of a clinical trial study set up by one of Americas leading cancer researchers Dr. Debu Tripathi at the University of California in San Francisco, to treat stage four breast cancer. Dr. Dhonden had one year to prove the efficacy of his herbs on the stage four patients.