Yes. There is a very good improvement with the vitiligo which we believe has reduced more than 80% of the initial condition. We were using Elidel Cream for a few weeks in the beginning which we stopped in Dec 2009 itself and we are happy to notice that the we are continuing to see improvement in the condition even after that. Yes, the patch size has diminished significantly and we are even seeing recolouring of the skin in most of the area. We hope to see the condition continuing to improve further.

I was taken aback when i was detected with Hep-C along with cirrhosis of liver, in April 06. I hardly knew about the disease, then. I consulted the physician and gastroenterologist and was advised treatment with interferon, but nobody would commit that it will eradicate the Hep-C infection. I was told that despite taking the course of Injections, the virus can come back after a year or so. At that point, I was fortunate enough, to come across with Dr Shah's treatment over the internet. When i visited his clinic, I was pooled in by the information and research, Dr Shah has made on Hepatitis-C. I was explained in detail regarding Hep-C and guided properly throughout the treatment. I was told that they could help to reduce the viral load substantially, but I was very lucky, as my viral load came to undetectable levels. In 12 months of consistent treatment, my viral load reduced from 404000 (in May 06) to come within undetectable limits (in April 07). I started feeling more active and once again, positive towards life. My heartfelt thanks and lots of good wishes are always with Dr Shah, for giving me a new lease of life! Since then, all the patients i have come across with Hep-C or any liver anomaly, i have referred only Dr Rajesh Shah to them. Thanks Dr Shah and keep up the good work.

There has been considerable improvement since I started the treatment (75%). The effected areas are the lower back and the outer thighs. Since last medicine these have improved about 50%. The disease has slowed down. New spots do crop up but they heal in due course.