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  1. Global doc on duty

    The Pioneer Saturday, January 31, 2004

    For the past four years, homoeopath Rajesh Shah has been breaking his own record in the Limca Book
    by treating patients from all around the globe. This net savvy doctor, who has treated patients from
    110 nations, now wants to open a homoeopathic college-cum-hospital in Mumbai, says TN Raghunatha

    Homoeopathy may not be considered as modern and efficacious as allopathic medicine, especially for
    chronic disorders. But doubting Thomases will change their preference the moment they interact with
    Mumbai-based homeopath, Dr Rajesh Shah.

    Dr Shah is one among the few most accessible doctors in the world. And, you need not rush to one of
    Asia's largest homoeopathic clinic-cum- research centres at Ghatkopar. He is just a click away on
    the Internet for both consultation and treatment.

    Dr Shah may not like to talk about the emerging concept of e-medicine, but he has been practising
    homoeopathic medicine over the Net for nine years. During this period, he has treated over one
    lakh patients based in 110 countries - a feat that will win him an entry into the Limca Book of
    Records for the fourth consecutive year in 2004. He got his maiden entry into the Limca Book of
    Records in 2001 as recognition for treating patients from 77 countries. Since then, he has been
    beating his own record. He is also now in midst of documentation for an entry into the Guinness
    Book of World Records.

    Forty-one-year-old Shah calls himself a homoeopath-activist. "More than recognition, what is
    important for me is to create an awareness about homoeopathy all over the world," he says. No wonder
    then that he and his homoeopath wife Rupal have together set up Life Force, a homoeopathic clinic-cum-
    research centre. They have also launched 20-odd websites, giving information about homoeopathic
    medicine for various chronic diseases.

    A net-savvy doctor has developed an e-medicine data base for homoeopathy. He answers at least 100
    e-mails from his patients in India and elsewhere in the world. In his data bank, he has the names
    and addresses of homoeopaths working in 130-odd nations. "At any point of time, my team and I have
    30,000 patients on our treatment rolls. Besides, I make the most of my database. Whenever I get an
    e-mail, I see whether I can treat the patient myself. If I can, I diagnose the case, suggest the
    line of treatment and courier the drugs if necessary," he says.

    "In cases where I cannot give personal attention, I write back to the patients giving the names and
    addresses of homoeopaths operating in their neighbourhood, be it the US, Europe, Australia or New
    Zealand, so that they can meet the specialist doctors there," Dr Shah says. There are a million
    homoeopaths all over the world. "A majority of homoeopaths live in India and not Germany where the
    medicine was invented 200 years ago," he adds.

    Dr Shah laments that the efficacy of homoeopathy in curing common and chronic diseases has not been
    fully exploited in India. "What people do not realise is that homoeopathy is more modern and refined
    than allopathy and ayurveda in curing chronic diseases. What we adopt in homoeopathy is a totalistic
    approach. Here, we do not believe in treating the disease in parts. We take into account the mind-
    body understanding. The constitutional approach helps us treat the patient at a much deeper level.
    This is root-level healing," he says.

    Homoeopathy is particularly effective against skin diseases like eczema, allergies, ulcerative
    colitis, asthma, rheumatoid arthritis, migraines, multiple psoriasis, irritable bowel syndrome,
    nephrotic syndrome and lichen planus - the last one afflicts nearly 1.3 per cent of the world
    population. "Homoeopathy has cure for even Hepatitis-C which has hit the US in a big way. The number
    of people afflicted with Hepatitis-C in the US is two-and-a- half times more than the ones suffering
    from Hepatitis-A and B," Dr Shah discloses.

    Though more known for on-line homoeopathic treatment, Dr Shah is more into propagating homoeopathy
    the world over. Among other things, he runs the Homoeopathy India Foundation (HIF), whose key
    areas are promotion, world-wide practice education and fundamental research. He and his wife also
    take considerable time out to treat patients visiting their Sanjivak Homoeopathic Centre for
    difficult diseases.

    The homoeopath-couple also edits international journal Homoeopathy Times and holds three-week annual
    clinical training camps for allopathic doctors from the US and Europe. The Shahs are now busy
    expanding Life Force, which was inaugurated by Maharashtra Governor three months ago.

    A student of CMP Homoeopathy Medical College at Vile Parle in north-west Mumbai, Dr Shah has fond
    memories of those days. He recounts: "Even during my college days, I would go around with slips
    carrying details about the efficacy of homoeopathy. I would hold forth about the medicine I was
    studying, to people from all walks of life."

    In the years to come, Dr Shah would like to set up a homoeopathic college-cum-hospital along the
    lines of the one where he studied.

    Ask him what is his ultimate aim as a homoeopath and pat comes the reply: "In the next 10 years, I
    would like to bring homoeopathic drugs into mainstream medicine all over the world."

    Read the complete news at: dailypioneer.comdailypioneer.com

    Jai Maharaj mantra.comjai Om Shanti

    Panchaang for 10 Maagh 5104, Saturday, January 31, 2004:

    Shubhanu Nama Samvatsare Uttarayane Moksha RitauRitau Makar Mase Shukl Pakshe Manta Vasara Yuktayam
    Rohini Nakshatr Brahm-Indr Yog Gar-Vanij Karan Dashami-Ekadashi Yam Tithau

    Hindu Holocaust Museum mantra.comholocaust

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    The truth about Islam and Muslims flex.comsatyamevajayate

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    Dr. Jai Maharaj said:

    Global doc on duty

    The Pioneer Saturday, January 31, 2004

    For the past four years, homoeopath Rajesh Shah has been breaking his own record in the Limca Book
    by treating patients from all around the globe. This net savvy doctor, who has treated patients
    from 110 nations, now wants to open a homoeopathic college-cum-hospital in Mumbai, says TN
    Raghunatha

    Homoeopathy may not be considered as modern and efficacious as allopathic medicine, especially for
    chronic disorders. But doubting Thomases will change their preference the moment they interact
    with Mumbai-based homeopath, Dr Rajesh Shah.

    Dr Shah is one among the few most accessible doctors in the world. And, you need not rush to one
    of Asia's largest homoeopathic clinic-cum- research centres at Ghatkopar. He is just a click away
    on the Internet for both consultation and treatment.

    Dr Shah may not like to talk about the emerging concept of e-medicine, but he has been practising
    homoeopathic medicine over the Net for nine years. During this period, he has treated over one
    lakh patients based in 110 countries - a feat that will win him an entry into the Limca Book of
    Records for the fourth consecutive year in 2004. He got his maiden entry into the Limca Book of
    Records in 2001 as recognition for treating patients from 77 countries. Since then, he has been
    beating his own record. He is also now in midst of documentation for an entry into the Guinness
    Book of World Records.

    Forty-one-year-old Shah calls himself a homoeopath-activist. "More than recognition, what is
    important for me is to create an awareness about homoeopathy all over the world," he says. No
    wonder then that he and his homoeopath wife Rupal have together set up Life Force, a homoeopathic
    clinic-cum-research centre. They have also launched 20-odd websites, giving information about
    homoeopathic medicine for various chronic diseases.

    A net-savvy doctor has developed an e-medicine data base for homoeopathy. He answers at least 100
    e-mails from his patients in India and elsewhere in the world. In his data bank, he has the names
    and addresses of homoeopaths working in 130-odd nations. "At any point of time, my team and I have
    30,000 patients on our treatment rolls. Besides, I make the most of my database. Whenever I get an
    e-mail, I see whether I can treat the patient myself. If I can, I diagnose the case, suggest the
    line of treatment and courier the drugs if necessary," he says.

    "In cases where I cannot give personal attention, I write back to the patients giving the names
    and addresses of homoeopaths operating in their neighbourhood, be it the US, Europe, Australia or
    New Zealand, so that they can meet the specialist doctors there," Dr Shah says. There are a
    million homoeopaths all over the world. "A majority of homoeopaths live in India and not Germany
    where the medicine was invented 200 years ago," he adds.

    Dr Shah laments that the efficacy of homoeopathy in curing common and chronic diseases has not
    been fully exploited in India. "What people do not realise is that homoeopathy is more modern and
    refined than allopathy and ayurveda in curing chronic diseases. What we adopt in homoeopathy is a
    totalistic approach. Here, we do not believe in treating the disease in parts. We take into
    account the mind-body understanding. The constitutional approach helps us treat the patient at a
    much deeper level. This is root-level healing," he says.

    Homoeopathy is particularly effective against skin diseases like eczema, allergies, ulcerative
    colitis, asthma, rheumatoid arthritis, migraines, multiple psoriasis, irritable bowel syndrome,
    nephrotic syndrome and lichen planus - the last one afflicts nearly 1.3 per cent of the world
    population. "Homoeopathy has cure for even Hepatitis-C which has hit the US in a big way. The
    number of people afflicted with Hepatitis-C in the US is two-and-a- half times more than the ones
    suffering from Hepatitis-A and B," Dr Shah discloses.

    Though more known for on-line homoeopathic treatment, Dr Shah is more into propagating homoeopathy
    the world over. Among other things, he runs the Homoeopathy India Foundation (HIF), whose key
    areas are promotion, world-wide practice education and fundamental research. He and his wife also
    take considerable time out to treat patients visiting their Sanjivak Homoeopathic Centre for
    difficult diseases.

    The homoeopath-couple also edits international journal Homoeopathy Times and holds three-week
    annual clinical training camps for allopathic doctors from the US and Europe. The Shahs are now
    busy expanding Life Force, which was inaugurated by Maharashtra Governor three months ago.

    A student of CMP Homoeopathy Medical College at Vile Parle in north-west Mumbai, Dr Shah has fond
    memories of those days. He recounts: "Even during my college days, I would go around with slips
    carrying details about the efficacy of homoeopathy. I would hold forth about the medicine I was
    studying, to people from all walks of life."

    In the years to come, Dr Shah would like to set up a homoeopathic college-cum-hospital along the
    lines of the one where he studied.

    Ask him what is his ultimate aim as a homoeopath and pat comes the reply: "In the next 10 years, I
    would like to bring homoeopathic drugs into mainstream medicine all over the world."

    Read the complete news at: dailypioneer.comdailypioneer.com

    Jai Maharaj mantra.comjai Om Shanti

    Panchaang for 10 Maagh 5104, Saturday, January 31, 2004:

    Shubhanu Nama Samvatsare Uttarayane Moksha RitauRitau Makar Mase Shukl Pakshe Manta Vasara
    Yuktayam Rohini Nakshatr Brahm-Indr Yog Gar-Vanij Karan Dashami-Ekadashi Yam Tithau

    Hindu Holocaust Museum mantra.comholocaust

    Hindu life, principles, spirituality and philosophy hindu.orghindu.org hindunet.orghindunet.org

    The truth about Islam and Muslims flex.comsatyamevajayate

    o Not for commercial use. Solely to be fairly used for the educational purposes of research
    and open discussion. The contents of this post may not have been authored by, and do not
    necessarily represent the opinion of the poster. The contents are protected by copyright law
    and the exemption for fair use of copyrighted works. o If you send private e-mail to me, it
    will likely not be read, considered or answered if it does not contain your full legal name,
    current e-mail and postal addresses, and live-voice telephone number. o Posted for
    information and discussion. Views expressed by others are not necessarily those of the
    poster.

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