Bimal Maharjan

We recognize that we need a global movement to change healthcare that works for the patients. For that movement, we need a community of leaders, entrepreneurs, and innovators who are at the vanguard of transforming healthcare through digital health. Persimmon Health wants to curate, cultivate, and moderate conversations with those community leaders. Hence, we believe that podcasting is a great medium to bring the community together. In the podcast, you will find discussions and real stories of… Show more

We recognize that we need a global movement to change healthcare that works for the patients. For that movement, we need a community of leaders, entrepreneurs, and innovators who are at the vanguard of transforming healthcare through digital health. Persimmon Health wants to curate, cultivate, and moderate conversations with those community leaders. Hence, we believe that podcasting is a great medium to bring the community together. In the podcast, you will find discussions and real stories of digital health innovators and enablers of digital health. We will bring the conversations on the various topics such as digital health startups, products, technologies, etc, within the digital health ecosystem to the community. We invite you to participate in the movement of transforming healthcare for everyone, to join the community and share stories that accelerate the movement. Show less

The practical, traditional, and scientific ways to treat, prevent, and heal occasional and chronic constipation.

I had chronic constipation for many years. Today, I can say that constipation doesn't bother me much. So, I am happy to say I am living constipation-free. This book is a result of my journey and my experiments with trying to live healthy without suffering.

I wrote this book for three reasons:
1. The patient feels a shame to talk and share about the constipation… Show more

The practical, traditional, and scientific ways to treat, prevent, and heal occasional and chronic constipation.

I had chronic constipation for many years. Today, I can say that constipation doesn't bother me much. So, I am happy to say I am living constipation-free. This book is a result of my journey and my experiments with trying to live healthy without suffering.

I wrote this book for three reasons:
1. The patient feels a shame to talk and share about the constipation problem. I used to feel that way. There is no shame in sharing and asking for help to solve the problem. I encourage patients to open up and build a community to solve the problem.
2. Reactive medical intervention is not enough to prevent and heal the disease. It requires lifestyle changes and many more things. I couldn't find the guide that helped me stop the disease. I experimented with many things, and I stumbled upon the framework to live constipation-free. I want to share my learnings with all the patients.
3. Medical intervention is expensive. I believe that treating health is not only about physical health but also about financial health. Most things that worked for me didn't cost much money except for my time and discipline. Actions that are free or low-cost can work as much as expensive interventions.

I hope that book will inspire other patients to take charge of their health and prevent the disease. Show less

These include 28 episodes of “The Product Podcast” that covers topics ranging from “Introspecting Personal Habits for Remote or Work” from “Home to What Can Product Managers Learn from Stand-up Comics?” to “How to Utilize Qualitative and Quantitative Product Metrics?”

A conceptual framework (or mental model) to build a defensible product.

It's a story about my journey of starting a start up from Nepal.

This article is sequel to the "The start up illusion". It explains what is a start up.

This article debunks the myth of start ups in the Nepalese Context.