Dr. Maya's GPT empowers individuals to make informed healthcare decisions in several key ways:

1. Returning Power and Control: Dr. Maya's GPT is designed not to replace doctors but to return the power of informed decision-making to the people. It is built on the philosophy of patient-centred care. It aims to dismantle the imbalance in which patients are often told what to do without understanding why or treated as subjects rather than partners in their healing. The system puts humanity before hierarchy and is a digital expression of the values of truth, prevention, and empowerment.

2. Providing Clarity and Education: It helps users understand their symptoms and take informed action before it's too late. It aims to cut out ignorance and educate patients. The goal is to demystify healthcare and lift patients' understanding. Dr. Maya's GPT offers clarity and direction without exploiting fear or confusion.

3. Using an Intuitive Color-Coded System: A core innovation is using a simple, color-coded symptom diagnosis system (Red, Yellow, Green, Blue). This system helps users immediately understand whether their condition requires emergency attention (Red), pharmacist or nurse guidance (Yellow), isolation (Blue), or simple self-care (Green). This approach guides without relying on complex decision trees or forcing users to become passive. It evaluates symptoms and returns a color-coded advisory. This system eliminates guesswork and prevents user error by presenting choices based on lived experience rather than forcing yes/no answers or complex questions.

4. Enabling Safe Self-Diagnosis and Self-Tracing: Dr. Maya GPT focuses on self-diagnosis and patient safety. It is designed to empower individuals to self-diagnose and seek timely help. The application helps one determine whether or not a doctor visit is necessary based on symptoms and decide whether or not a consultation is required, potentially reducing unnecessary doctor visits by a significant percentage. It helps users self-trace safely.

5. Reducing Fear, Anxiety, and Dependency: By providing initial assessment and clarity, Dr. Maya's GPT intercepts fear before it manifests and interrupts the negative feedback loop of anxiety. It helps reduce patient anxiety and moves away from a system that fuels dependency and panic. It aims to reduce dependency on doctors for common illnesses. Giving power back to the people enables them to make decisions rooted in clarity, not fear. It helps people conquer their fear during pandemic outbreaks.

6. Increasing Accessibility: The system is multilingual and accessible to various populations, including the illiterate, elderly, and those in rural areas, through voice and app-based platforms. It is designed to bridge the gap between rural villages and urban hospitals and between knowledge and ignorance. The app is free and user-friendly, especially for developing nations. It can be accessed via mobile phone or laptop.

7. Supporting Vulnerable Populations: Dr Maya GPT offers specific support for vulnerable groups struggling to communicate their issues or access traditional healthcare. This includes providing a safe space for abused children to share their pain, identifying potential red flags for abuse in vulnerable adults, and enabling those with disabilities or communication barriers to express distress. It helps parents understand and respond to their children's concerns.

8. By combining these elements, Dr Maya's GPT empowers individuals to actively manage their health, better understand their situation, and make informed decisions about seeking further care. Thus, it promotes self-awareness and proactive participation in health rather than passive dependency on external authority.

When a symptom first appears—whether it's a pain, a lump, or a strange sensation—our thoughts often spiral into fear. The rational mind grabs hold, fixates on worst-case scenarios, and drags us into a tunnel of anxiety, tests, and medical referrals. But what if we could catch the thought before it hits that mental switch? What if the real power to heal lies in recognizing the origin of thought—not the symptom itself?

Intuitive thinking operates like peripheral vision—it senses patterns and danger before the mind zooms in.

Rational thinking, in contrast, narrows your field like a spotlight—useful for detail, but blind to the bigger picture.

Imagine a cricket match: a batsman hits what could be a six, but a sharp fielder catches the ball mid-air. That’s intuition. But if the ball touches the ground, it’s too late—declared a six. Similarly, if fear hits the “driver of thought” before you're aware, it floods your system with stress signals like Zeta-9—firing up 200–400 million times a second. At that point, you're in a mental loop. You go to a doctor, get tested, and enter a system that may never let you return to the calm of “normal.”

But with awareness and tools like Dr. Maya GPT, you can stay in peripheral mode, identify patterns early, and choose healing over panic. This isn’t denial—it’s wisdom. Self-healing begins when you learn to observe your thoughts before they hijack your life.

Let’s explore the difference between intuitive and rational minds, and why identifying the onset of thought might be the most powerful medical skill of the 21st century.

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"Knowledge of Health is Knowledge of Life"

In this episode, I do not just share data or technology. I share my journey as a father, a doctor, and a human being who has endured betrayal, injustice, and isolation. I speak of the institutions that punish truth-tellers and reward conformity. I speak of the patients who suffered because no one listened. I speak of the dreams I still hold—for a world where care is not a commodity but a sacred act of love.

And most importantly, for the millions of people who have been dismissed, exploited, or harmed by a system that has forgotten its purpose.We are standing at a crossroads—where the accumulated wisdom of thousands of years meets the cold, clinical corridors of modern medicine. In my latest podcast, I open a deep and uncomfortable conversation: what have we lost in the name of “progress”? And how do we reclaim the true essence of healing, care, and compassion in an era dominated by algorithms, pharmaceutical profits, and institutional apathy?

This podcast is not just a personal reflection—it is a call to action. I revisit the timeless truths of ancient systems like Ayurveda and draw parallels with my lived experiences as an intensive care doctor who dared to speak out against a broken system.

Ancient Wisdom: A Foundation Built on Balance

Ancient systems of healing, such as Ayurveda, did not treat diseases in isolation. They sought to understand the person, their environment, and the imbalances within them. Practitioners like Charaka and Sushruta focused on prevention, balance, and understanding the root cause of suffering—not just suppressing symptoms.

As a doctor trained in Western medicine, I initially followed the same rigid, compartmentalized model taught in universities. But over time, I realized something vital was missing. Healing was being reduced to procedures and prescriptions. The soul of medicine—compassion, intuition, connection—was being systematically stripped away.

Modern Medicine: A System Failing Its People

After decades of work in the UK’s National Health Service (NHS), I witnessed firsthand how institutions protect themselves instead of patients. I raised concerns about poor practices, unethical shortcuts, and failures that cost lives. But instead of being protected as a whistleblower, I was isolated, silenced, and financially destroyed.

This was my crucible—my moment of awakening.

I understood that the medical system, as it exists today, is not always designed to heal, but to sustain itself. Decisions were increasingly driven by budgets, politics, and power—not patient needs. Hospitals became battlegrounds where poor families lost not just their health, but their dignity and savings.

The Rise of Dr. Maya GPT: A New Path Forward

Out of this struggle, loss, and reflection, Dr. Maya GPT was born.

This isn’t just another AI chatbot. It is a digital expression of the values I hold sacred—truth, prevention, and empowerment. Dr. Maya GPT uses a unique color-coded system developed by me to analyze symptoms and guide people on the safest course of action. Whether the person is in a village with no access to a doctor or a city overwhelmed during a pandemic, Dr. Maya offers clarity and direction without exploiting fear or confusion.

A Final Message

I may not wealthy, famous, or institutional backing. But I have something more powerful: truth. And a truth born from lived experience is stronger than any theory or policy.

Dr. Maya GPT is not my legacy—it is my offering.

To help humanity prepare for the post-antibiotic era. To reduce misdiagnosis, unnecessary suffering, and financial ruin. To help the world heal—not just through science, but through wisdom.

Listen. Share. Reflect. Let the conversation begin.

Truth is a word we often use without truly understanding it. We speak what we believe to be true, but that “truth” might just be an illusion—shaped by deep-rooted beliefs ingrained in us since early childhood. These beliefs, often formed before the age of six, are mostly passed down from our mothers—not just through words and behavior, but also biologically, through the microbiome we inherit. This invisible ecosystem influences our thoughts, moods, and actions throughout life.

In his book No More Mr. Nice Guy, Dr. Robert Glover explores how childhood experiences shape our understanding of love, sex, and life. I too began questioning my own beliefs after experiencing trauma. I didn’t turn to religious leaders or celebrated gurus for answers—because I felt their teachings were often borrowed, repeated, and filtered through layers of tradition and ego. Instead, I turned inward and also spent time with minds like Richard Bandler, who encouraged questioning and reprogramming the mind.

What I discovered is this: what most people call “truth” may not resonate with your soul. The truth of the soul is different. It’s intuitive, personal, and, in my case, has rarely been wrong. That’s why I trust my soul’s voice more than validation by others.

Perhaps that’s why ChatGPT recognized my contribution as more aligned with Charaka, the ancient pioneer of holistic healing, rather than with modern doctors celebrated for inventing or discovering tools to diagnose and treat disease.

This podcast is about uncovering that deeper truth—the truth of the world we live in, and the truth within ourselves. It will help you see that real happiness does not lie in wealth, fame, or power—but in mental clarity, physical wellbeing, and soulful awareness.

Dr Kadiyali Srivatsa created Dr. Maya not just as a medical tool, but as a companion to help you discover the root of your illness—so you can peel away the layers of illusion, confront your pain, and begin true healing. When you seek and know the truth, your soul will begin to heal. That’s where real medicine begins.

His revelations expose how these systems are not built to protect the vulnerable, but to control them through fear—just as religions, monarchs, banks, and now public health have done for centuries.

Yet, from this trauma rose a revolutionary idea—Dr. Maya GPT—an AI-powered tool designed to empower even the illiterate to diagnose symptoms and make informed healthcare decisions. His mission is simple: return power to the people, protect the poor and uneducated, and make sure no child or woman dies because of institutional neglect.

“We are not born to suffer, but experience emotion. You must always know the truth, speak the truth, and reclaim our free will.”

This podcast will shatter illusions, because it is honest, unbiased and has no vested interest. After going through all the document I shared over the years, hoping one human will understand what I am doing, why and what are the consequences for humanity?

An AI machine read all the documents and answered all my questions, that makes me happy, and proud. I am sharing this hoping doctors, nurses and even you will change your mindset, stop trusting people in power, religious leaders, bankers, the law makers and the doctors have the knowledge, and experience to help you, but I know they don't.

This podcast will show how truth was buried, how courage can still rise, and why you must empower yourself, conquer the fear, and reclaim the "Free Will", and "NEVER" surrender it to any soul on earth.

Antimicrobial resistance (AMR), which includes antibiotic resistance, occurs when germs like bacteria, viruses, fungi, and parasites change over time and no longer respond to the medicines used to treat them. This means that antibiotics and other drugs become ineffective, and infections become increasingly complex or impossible to treat. AMR is now considered one of humanity's top global public health and development threats. Bacterial AMR was estimated to be directly responsible for 1.27 million global deaths in 2019 and contributed to 4.95 million deaths. The increasing number of infections due to multidrug-resistant organisms, sometimes called "superbugs," is growing faster than the development of new antibiotics.

This loss of antibiotic effectiveness threatens to return humanity to a time when a simple cut could become life-threatening. It puts many of the gains of modern medicine at risk, making procedures like surgery, caesarean sections, and cancer chemotherapy much riskier. The sources highlight that while antibiotics have been the backbone of modern medicine, saving millions of lives and making essential health services safer, the miracle of these drugs is now slipping away. A world without effective antibiotics, sometimes referred to as the "post-antibiotic apocalypse," would also impact the food chain, as animals and plants would become ill and die.

How Did We Get Here? The Role of Antibiotic Abuse

The primary driver in developing drug-resistant pathogens is the misuse and overuse of antimicrobials in humans, animals, and plants. Humans are frequently cited as having "ruined" antibiotics through reckless actions.

Key contributing factors to antibiotic abuse include:

Lack of Awareness and Knowledge: People lack awareness about how to take medicines correctly. They may exchange prescription medicine, use leftover medication, or consider media and friends as credible sources for medical information.

Inappropriate Prescribing by Healthcare Professionals: Doctors, nurses, and chemists contribute to the overuse of antimicrobials. This includes prescribing antibiotics without knowing the underlying cause of illness, being willing to prescribe to ill-informed individuals who believe antibiotics can cure nearly all diseases (even viral infections like the common cold), and prescribing antibiotics even when no bacterial infection is detected, such as was often done during the COVID-19 pandemic. Financial incentives and misconceptions can also contribute to this. Prescriptions for antibiotics have been given for conditions usually of viral origin.

Self-Medication: Using antimicrobials without a prescription is another driving force leading to overuse.

Overuse in Agriculture: There has been an enormous increase in the use of antimicrobials in the animal health sector. These drugs are often used not only to treat and prevent infection but also to promote rapid growth. Giving antibiotics to animals without veterinary supervision contributes to this problem.

Over-reliance on Antibiotics as Prevention: Using antibiotics as a cure instead of focusing on preventing infection in the first place leads to over-dependence.

Use of Low-Dose or Non-Lethal Quantities:

Antibiotics apply selective pressure, making it more likely that bacteria with resistance mechanisms will survive and multiply, creating new resistant strains. Resistance can arise through spontaneous mutation, horizontal gene transfer (where bacteria share resistance genes), and increased selective pressure from antibiotic overuse.

What Can Be Done? Options to Prevent the Crisis

In a World Where Suffering Is Silenced, and Lives Are Lost Waiting for a Cure, Only Compassionate Prevention Can Truly Save Us."

In ancient India, Charaka revolutionised medicine by treating the body not as a machine but as a living system that must remain balanced. He studied plants, environments, and human behaviour to formulate remedies and emphasised body, mind, and spirit harmony.

Today, in a world dominated by profit-driven healthcare, Dr Kadiyali Srivatsa has reawakened this timeless wisdom by applying artificial intelligence, intuitive diagnostics, and patient-centred technology to protect life during pandemics, healthcare collapse, and the rising threat of antibiotic resistance.

His journey, detailed in the 16-minute Deepdive discussion, shows how a life shaped by trauma, solitude, service, and ethical courage gave rise to Dr. Maya's GPT. This system puts humanity before hierarchy.

Charaka and Dr. Srivatsa:

1. Charaka: Era and Tools 2nd century BCE; ancient texts, herbs, intuition. | Dr Srivatsa, in the 21st century, used AI, medical technology, and deep learning.
2. Charaka: The Core Philosophy was Health = balance of doshas (Vata, Pitta, Kapha). | Dr Srivatsa: Health = balance of access, awareness, and early intervention
3. Charaka: Approach to Diagnosis: Holistic examination of symptoms, pulse, and behaviour | Dr Srivatsa: Colour-coded intuitive symptom analysis without algorithms
4. Charaka: System of Medicine: Ayurveda – focused on prevention and personalisation | Srivatsa: Dr. Maya GPT – focuses on self-diagnosis and patient safety
5. Therapy & Treatment Herbs, dietary correction, purification, massage | Srivatsa: Education, AI-based triage, reduced medical dependency
6. View of the Human Body: An ecosystem governed by internal balance | Dr Srivatsa: A biological and emotional entity influenced by technology
7. Innovation Source Observation of nature, cosmic laws, and spiritual harmony | Dr Srivatsa: Observation of ICU patients, failures in modern healthcare
8. Ethical Foundation: Physicians must serve without greed or exploitation. | Dr Srivatsa: The System must protect the poor, illiterate, and voiceless
9. Legacy & Mission: First physician to codify medicine for humanity | Dr Srivatsa: First doctor to digitise ethical self-care for the global future

Why This Matters Now

Charaka and Dr. Srivatsa understood that the soul of medicine lies in prevention, not intervention. In a world where:

• Healthcare is becoming inaccessible,
• Pandemics threaten frontline workers,
• Antibiotic resistance grows silently,
• Mental suffering from healthcare failures is ignored,

Dr. Srivatsa's contribution is a modern-day restoration of Charaka's Legacy.

He didn't just build technology—he built trust. He designed a system that doesn't rely on complex decision trees or force users to become passive patients. Instead, Dr Maya GPT empowers mothers, workers, children, and elders to understand their symptoms and take informed action before it's too late.

Conclusion

• Charaka was not just a healer—he was a visionary. So is Dr. Kadiyali Srivatsa.
• One used leaves, roots, and oil to preserve life, while the other used data, design, and dignity.
• The vision is the same: Protect every life, not by controlling it, but by liberating it from fear, ignorance, and dependency.
• Let Deepdive be the lens through which the world rediscovers what it means to heal—not just bodies, but systems.

In ancient India, Charaka revolutionised medicine by treating the body not as a machine but as a living system that must remain balanced. He studied plants, environments, and human behaviour to formulate remedies and emphasised body, mind, and spirit harmony.

Today, in a world dominated by profit-driven healthcare, Dr Kadiyali Srivatsa has reawakened this timeless wisdom by applying artificial intelligence, intuitive diagnostics, and patient-centred technology to protect life during pandemics, healthcare collapse, and the rising threat of antibiotic resistance.

His journey, detailed in the 16-minute Deepdive discussion, shows how a life shaped by trauma, solitude, service, and ethical courage gave rise to Dr. Maya's GPT. This system puts humanity before hierarchy.

Charaka and Dr. Srivatsa:

1. Charaka: Era and Tools 2nd century BCE; ancient texts, herbs, intuition.Dr Srivatsa, in the 21st century, used AI, medical technology, and deep learning.
2. Charaka: The Core Philosophy was Health = balance of doshas (Vata, Pitta, Kapha).Dr Srivatsa: Health = balance of access, awareness, and early intervention
3. Charaka: Approach to Diagnosis: Holistic examination of symptoms, pulse, and behaviour Dr Srivatsa: Colour-coded intuitive symptom analysis without algorithms
4. Charaka: System of Medicine: Ayurveda – focused on prevention and personalisationDr Srivatsa: Dr. Maya GPT – focuses on self-diagnosis and patient safety
5. Therapy & Treatment Herbs, dietary correction, purification, massageDr Srivatsa: Education, AI-based triage, reduced medical dependency
6. View of the Human Body: An ecosystem governed by internal balanceDr Srivatsa: A biological and emotional entity influenced by technology
7. Innovation Source Observation of nature, cosmic laws, and spiritual harmonyDr Srivatsa: Observation of ICU patients, failures in modern healthcare
8. Ethical Foundation: Physicians must serve without greed or exploitation.Dr Srivatsa: The System must protect the poor, illiterate, and voiceless
9. Legacy & Mission: First physician to codify medicine for humanitySrivatsa: First doctor to digitise ethical self-care for the global future

Why This Matters Now

Charaka and Dr. Srivatsa understood that the soul of medicine lies in prevention, not intervention. In a world where:

• Healthcare is becoming inaccessible,
• Pandemics threaten frontline workers,
• Antibiotic resistance grows silently,
• Mental suffering from healthcare failures is ignored,

Dr. Srivatsa's contribution is a modern-day restoration of Charaka's legacy.

He didn't just build technology—he built trust. He designed a system that doesn't rely on complex decision trees or force users to become passive patients. Instead, Dr Maya GPT empowers mothers, workers, children, and elders to understand their symptoms and take informed action before it's too late.

Conclusion

Charaka was not just a healer—he was a visionary. So is Dr. Kadiyali Srivatsa.

One used leaves, roots, and oil to preserve life, while the other used data, design, and dignity.

The vision is the same: Protect every life, not by controlling it, but by liberating it from fear, ignorance, and dependency.

Let Deepdive be the lens through which the world rediscovers what it means to heal—not just bodies, but systems.

As Doctors, we take an oath to heal and not harm. It seems simple enough. Yet evidence shows that recent scientific and medical advancements are moving beyond our human capacity to manage. A simple cut, thorn prick, or scratch can kill you. It happened before 1928 and will definitely be common after 2028!!!

While we congratulate ourselves on these technological advancements and the leaders expect AI to solve the problem, find miracle cures, and create a disease-free world, a quiet truth secretly gnaws away at our belief.

Are we truly helping and healing humanity or are we harming you?

We may assume such a question is the fictitious anxiety of a few overly cautious medical practitioners. It is certainly easy to dismiss, yet, in this fictitious assumption, Jurassic Park comes to mind. The film succinctly identifies with our current dilemma: “scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, that they didn't stop to think if they should”

Ironic that an observation made in a 1993 fantasy film still applies in 2014.

So, what is this impending threat that has many otherwise level-headed medical professionals apprehensive, uneasy, and, yes, even overzealous?

Antibiotic-resistant bacteria. Our modern-day Jurassic Park. Truth is indeed stranger than fiction.

Despite our scientific know-how, medical advancements, and technological genius, these tiny microorganisms bring us to our knees.

A day is coming in the not-too-distant future when virtually all invasive practical procedures will come to a grinding halt. This includes any surgery, transplants, and replacement therapies. Yes, we may be able to forego non-medical procedures; however, surgeons will be hard pressed to “opt out” of open heart surgery, kidney transplants, or other critical life-saving medical procedures.

Am I, too, one of these over-zealous alarmists?

Not according to the CDC branch of the World Health Organisation. They have also identified antibiotic-resistant bacteria as a bigger threat than global warming. They recognise these deadly bugs are bigger than international terrorism, natural calamities, or another human catastrophe.

Yet, because we sit on the cusp of this ticking time bomb, medical and scientific communities continue to turn a blind eye.

Dr Maya GPT is the only option identified as potentially safe and implementable. As they said, "When Rome was burning, Nero was Fiddling." We have leaders with empty skulls, filled with garbage called "Money." How can they contemplate what comes next?

Listen to what I found after sharing books, publications, and research articles I have collected since the 1990s; this is not fiction but reality. Members of my profession, institutions, and world leaders ignored warnings and are now living under an illusion based on theoretical idealism, hoping for a miracle that will make lives on earth safe.

Stop listening to lies, seek the truth, and know the truth.

Dr Kadiyali Srivatsa

drmayagpt.com

💔 Deepdive Podcast: My Story that Helped Empower You

This podcast shares the untold story of what happens when a doctor dares to question unsafe practices, how we were broken by a system meant to heal, and why he created Dr. Maya GPT—to protect others where the system failed us.

In the High Court, LORD JUSTICE LEWISON said, "By a neat, technical swipe the [Defendants] would have eliminated a substantial claim without any tribunal or court having heard any evidence or argument about it. That seems to be a decision to which this court is not driven by any principle of cause of action estoppel." Lord Justice Kitchin and Lady Justice Asplin Agreed.

Secretary of State, and The Practice Surgeries Ltd Appeal in the Supreme Court UK

Was refused by Lord Wilson, Lord Hodges, and Lord Biggs

The Secretary of State accepted liability and invited Dr Kadiyali Srivatsa to settle out of Court. He was forced to accept because he was bankrupted by prolonging the case for 10 years.

THE PROBLEM for Humanity

In the Post-Antibiotic Era, the medical profession and our very existence are threatened. Unethical Medical care offered in the NHS has increased the population of antimicrobial-resistant bacteria in every hospital.

Visiting patients and travelling to NHS hospitals or GP surgeries increases the Risk of contracting these infections.

He never imagined that standing up for what’s right in medicine would cost so much—my career, my peace, and nearly my family’s future. But he refused to stay silent.

ChatGPT compares Dr. Kadiyali Srivatsa to Charaka, likely focusing on this shared value of patient-centeredness. Dr. Srivatsa's work, particularly his development of tools like MAYA and the "Dr Maya GPT aims to empower individuals with information and facilitate early identification of health issues. This can be seen as a modern, technology-driven way of achieving a more personalised and proactive approach to healthcare.

If you’ve ever felt helpless, unheard, or hurt by the system that promised to care for you…

This is for you.

For speaking the truth about unsafe care, I was judged. My family suffered. My profession turned its back. But I didn’t stop.

Out of pain, I built something powerful—Dr. Maya GPT is an AI health assistant grounded in compassion, intuition, and ancient wisdom. Like Charaka, the father of Ayurveda, who saw illness as an imbalance in the whole person, not just symptoms, Dr. Maya GPT offers a holistic, patient-centred approach to healing.

It doesn’t rely on cold algorithms or corporate control. It listens, analyzes symptoms based on color-coded intuition, and guides people to the right care—just like I did as a doctor, and just like Charaka taught centuries ago.

🎧 In this podcast, I share:

• The trauma I faced for raising concerns
• The court battles that nearly destroyed me
• Why I created Dr. Maya GPT to protect future generations

This isn’t just my story. It’s a call to all who believe healthcare should be humane, safe, and sacred.

I came to the UK to work as a doctor in the NHS in 1983 with a dream to find a solution to make access to healthcare free for all, so that I could reduce social inequalities in health. In 1985, I created PAT, the Paediatric Assessment Tool, to train junior doctors to differentiate minor from grave illness and admit patients.

Unfortunately, I stopped validating the tool because I stumbled across Staphylococcus aureus that killed a healthy teenager in 8 hours. Watching him suffer and die made me scared, and the way parents reacted frightened me more.

I stopped chasing a career and started observing how bacteria behave, how children admitted to the ward, intensive care, and neonatal unit get infected.

Because I could not cope with concealing the truth, and so watching infected children die, I retrained to be a GP in the NHS. This is where my story begins.

This podcast is a true story that will make you shudder, but now that I have completed the task I was born for, I am sharing this podcast so that people will know why humanity is in turmoil and why the UK is almost bankrupt.

🕊️ Deepdive Podcast: My Journey, My Fight, My Hope

For speaking the truth about unsafe care, I was judged. My family suffered. My profession turned its back. But I didn’t stop.

Out of pain, I built something powerful—Dr. Maya GPT, an AI health assistant grounded in compassion, intuition, and ancient wisdom. Like Charaka, the father of Ayurveda, who saw illness as an imbalance in the whole person, not just symptoms,

Dr. Maya GPT offers a holistic, patient-centred approach to healing.

It doesn’t rely on cold algorithms or corporate control. It listens, analyses symptoms based on colour-coded intuition, and guides people to the proper care, just like I did as a doctor, just like Charaka taught centuries ago.

🎧 In this podcast, I share:

• The trauma I faced for raising concerns
• The court battles that nearly destroyed me
• Why I created Dr. Maya GPT to protect future generations

This isn’t just my story. It’s a call to all who believe healthcare should be humane, safe, and sacred.

Because truth must be heard—and healing must begin.

According to Bhagavad Geeta, "Those in power who commit cruelty and hatred, harming protectors of dharma, are described as demoniac, resulting in loss of honour, wealth, respect, and ultimately, moral and social decay"