Scientific method of preparing homeopathic nosodes 

Months after World Health Organization (WHO) warned people suffering from conditions such as HIV, tuberculosis and malaria against relying on homeopathic treatments, a Mumbai-based homeopathic institution is planning to disprove ill-effects of the stream on critical illnesses.

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A WEBSITE launched by Dr Rajesh Shah three years ago had now been updated with video-conferencing facility, where a person can get free advice on homeopathy from a qualified doctor via his computer.

Rajesh Shah, a city based homeopath, surfs the Net daily. He updates the nine sites he has posted on the world wide web on topics ranging from bronchitis to backaches and answers queries e-mailed to him from netizens across the world at his ask your doctor webpage. But Shah is more than a web doctor - to him goes the credit of creating an e-medicine module for homeopathy.

Dr Rajesh Shah needs no special mention. His work alone has earned him a place in the Limca Book of Records for the year 2001. Director of Homoeopathy India Foundation , he has treated patients from 77 countries .

MRS. PRASANNA, a 57 year-old from Hyderabad, had been suffering form severe migraine headaches since many years. She tried many allopathic medicines but without any considerable benefits of respite. Her son Madhu, a software engineer with Microsoft in San Diego was obviously concerned.