*REVISED CONSULTANCY SCHEDULE* :- Revised Consultancy Program of Kamayani Naresh, Founders of Zyropathy, 20 Feb to 02 Mar 2018.

💐*REVISED CONSULTANCY SCHEDULE*💐


Good Morning Friends, 

 Revised Consultancy Program of Kamayani Naresh, 
Founders of Zyropathy, 
20 Feb to 02 Mar 2018.

 "ज़ायरोपैथी" - नये ज़माने की स्वास्थ्य समस्यायों का विश्वसनीय उपाय।

  NEW DELHI 

 20 Tue - 02pm - 04pm 
21 Wed - 02pm -04pm 
22 Thu - 02pm -04pm 

 Zyro Health Care (P) Ltd., Flat No.-02, Samta Apartment, Plot No.L6A, Street No.1, Mahavir Enclave, Palam Area, New Delhi-110045
Land Mark: 
Adjoining Shiv Shakti Plaza; Opposite Punjab National Bank.

 https://goo.gl/maps/jZrt8Tnzf9z

  GURGAON -

 23 Fri - 01pm -03pm

 Dr. Sanyal's Clinic
A-299, Sushant Lok,
Phase-1, Near IFFCO Chowk Metro Station, Between Laburnam and Essel Tower, Gurgaon 

 https://goo.gl/maps/9gJhZDzG1Wk

 Holidays- 24, 25, 26, 27, 28 Feb and 01, 02 Mar 18. However, telephonic/video consultancy can be co-ordinated from Palam office. 

 Contact No.-
9910009031;9310741871; 9313741870; 011-47455435.

 "Zyropathy - New Era Advanced Healing

 🙏*Kindly relay this message to everyone to avoid inconvenience* 🙏

 NOTE- Kindly confirm before coming because program may change due any unforeseen circumstances.

Location: Delhi, India

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