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>Test confirms 'sadhu' abstained food, water for 66 years
>Press Trust of India
>Ahmedabad, November 27
>http://www.hindustantimes.com/news/181_473961,0008.htm
>
>It's no fast-unto-death, it's no hunger strike. But a septuagenarian sadhu's app
>arently simple decision to switch off food since the age of ten after being "ble
>ssed by the Goddess" that has left scientists perplexed.
>
>Prahllad Jani, the 76-year-old 'sadhu' from the pilgrim town of Ambaji in north 
>Gujarat, has scientifically proved that he neither ate nor drank anything for th
>e past 66 years.
>
>Jani claims that he has managed to fight hunger and thirst after he was blessed 
>by "Mataji" (Ambaji deity) at the age of 10 years.
>
>The medical fraternity did not believe it prima facie, but after a close 10-day 
>observation, including sonography twice a day, at the Neuro ICCU of Sterling Hos
>pital, medicos had to admit that Jani has the ability to survive without food an
>d water.

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>Hospital authorities confirmed that Jani not only refrained intake through mouth
> or any other route but he also did not excrete, while under observation.
>
>"No doubt, his bladder produced 400 ml urine during the day, but the next day it
> was absorbed by the bladder itself", Dinesh Desai, a doctor at the Sterling Hos
>pital said.
>
>"Mataji blessed me at the age of 10 with energy in the form of 'Amrut' from my u
>pper jaw to sustain me and since then I have never felt the need for food nor wa
>ter nor have I fallen ill," Jani claimed.
>
>"I will continue to live like this till she commands," he added.
>
>"Though no normal person can continue without passing stool or urine for more th
>an seven days, Jani is absolutely normal and shows the same physiological proces
>s like any other person. He is fit and fine," Dr VN Shah, a member of the Associ
>ation of Physicians of Ahmedabad (APA), said.
>
>The panel formed by APA, which took it upon itself to verify the authenticity of
> Jani's claim to observe him included a physician, cardiologist, neurologist, ne
>urosurgeon, gastoenterologist, diabetologist and an ENT surgeon.
>
>The Defence Institute of Physiology and Allied Sciences (DIPAS), New Delhi would
> be conducting further research on him, Shah added.
>
>Jani has now been discharged from the hospital but doctors intend to keep a trac
>k of him as this could result into new findings.