Virendra Rawat
Founder of Green Mentors, India
Scientific Tracks Abstracts: Gen Med (Los Angel)
Garment: Garment is the second skin of our body is of immense importance in human life and has been evolved continuously. Skin: Skin is also largest sense organ in the human body. It can act as a barrier as well as a medium for entry of biological toxins and pathogens in the body. Pathogens: When pigments toxins and chemicals present in the environment get accumulated in the conventional garment and may enter into the body through the skin, hence enhancing skin’s ability to resist entry of harmful chemicals and toxins into the body will improve the health. How it works: Antibacterial & antiviral herbal treatment of clothing provides medicinal value to the garment and protection against myriad biological toxins and pathogens to the skin. When herbal treated antibacterial & antiviral garments are worn the medicinal property in the garment is then transferred to the skin. The herbal molecules of the treated garment enter deep into the body show its effects at different levels of the body and help in protecting body from biological toxins and pathogens. The skin can act not only as a protective barrier but also as a medium for outside substances to enter into the body. In the same way, the skin has the ability to absorb herbs present in the treated garment. These herbs release their medicinal qualities in the body and strengthen the skin’s ability to block and resist the biological toxins and pathogens.
Virendra Rawat is the originator of Global Green Schooling Concept, recognized by United Nations as Global Solution, which is listed on UN Global Innovation Exchange. His Green Schooling concept is creating a community of Nature Champions Worldwide. He has addressed the Harvard University and United Nations on Sustainable Practices in Education. He is also recipient of UNGA Award-2019 for his contribution towards promoting UN SDG No. 4. He also hosted first national Conference on Hygiene and Infection Control with association of City University of New York. He is the author of Diploma on Hygiene and Infection Control in India. He has trained more than 500 Certified Hygiene and Infection Control Auditors in India.
