Dr V's World Of Homeopathy

Dr V interacts with his senior colleague, Dr Gautam Arora, who is not only a well respected teacher and a doctor but also, he is a legal expert as well. Dr Arora boldly propose his theory of Thirteen myths about homeopathy. He states that many of them are due to some shortcomings of our own people and also due to some people who are scared....of us. He discusses about the arsenic controversy during covid ,also he explains how a habit of taking short cuts not helping the science. He wants everyone to think about the Thirteen myths that must be removed from the system inorder to make homoeopathy much appealing to the society. He insists upon connecting many selfless cruseders of homoeopathy on a single platform and he also promises to get Dr Barve to talk about his research on nano particlesb in Homeopathy on this show

Dr V is continuing his conversation with Dr Srivivasulu , about the Research and he shares some facts about the current status of research and answers a tricky question about the legal official status of pandemic research quoting some official data. He shares his experience how open-minded scientists are when it comes to the mystery of homeopathic medicine and how some extensive research is happening in the field. He also states how allopathic medicine, and the modern research is happening on the similar line; a quest for individualistic medicine that is the basis of homoeopathic science and principles. He also gives advice to the young scientists and researchers on does and don'ts of social media. Dr v concludes on a positive note with a promise of speaking about some controversies in the next episode. 

Dr V meets Prof. Shrinivasulu Gadgu., an Indian researcher and a homoeopathic doctor. Dr Shrinivasulu shares his experience of his research about homoeopathy and Japanese Encephalitis and the role of Belladonna , Calcarea Carb and Tuberculinum . According to Prof. Shrinivasalu, the preventive protocols could be not only life saving but also a cost effective choice that could work effectively in the public sector, as the Indian masees should receive some benefits from homeopathy as the classes are receiving and this Indian model could be replicated in many underdeveloped or developing countries where homoeopathy could lesson the burden of conventional medicinal measures. More about Dr Shrinivasalu and Indian research coming up in the next episode .

Dr V Introduces his lifelong friends, Dr Samir Joshi and Dominic Upton. They discuss the structure of the education system for homoeopathic doctors in India and lay homoeopaths in England. Both of them agree upon a need for a proper training system to learn homoeopathy. Although they try to point out the lacuna in each other's systems, they agree that we could work independently within our limits and even discuss cases and share information. Dr V concludes that although there are differences, they are a part of the homeopathic worldly totality.

There are more women taking an interest in natural medicine in general, and homeopathic medicine in particular. There will be more than 70 percent of female healthcare professionals in the next twenty years. Dr V, in his conversation with Dr Symons from England, is trying to get some answers to the question of why more and more women are choosing homeopathy for their personal healthcare, their family, pets and plants.

Dr. V introduces Dr Abhay , one of the eminent homeopathic doctors in India .Dr Abhay speaks about how we are becoming obsessed by the medicine and prescribing and how we are drifting away from our primary role of a life coach. He calls that healing is a joint venture of a doctor and his patient. How homeopathic case - taking in itself a mechanism by which the patient's journey towards healing begins. In the end, both of them agree that the patient has a patient should not be made slave of a medicine. We assist in healing, and then it is an automatic process.

Dr V introduces his senior colleague Dr Menon from Kerala, who has a command on rare homoeopathic remedies Dr Neena. An episode especially for materia medica students. They discuss many aspects of this drug . Dr V mentions practice aspects of homeopathic App called Hompath firefly.

Ambrosia, American ragweed is a remedy used in conditions that givers no definitive symptoms but a cause and effect relationship of allergen and symptoms. Although there are no specifics in homoeopathy, it is a good remedy to built up some confidence in homoeopathic quickness

Dr V speaks about concept the evolution of doctrine of signature through paracelsus. The remedy .hepatica although thought to be of use in liver ailments it is an excellent lung tonic, Dr Amruta shares her experience, Dr Jay warns about the overenthusiastic use of specific remedies. Dr V concludes, by expressing a desire for healthy Discussions and debates for the betterment of science.

How Dr Hering discovered the secret of ponds cream and how he advocated the use of witch hazel as a homoeopathic remedy. Although we need a concrete multi enteric data to define the personality, Dr V shares along with his friend Dr Jay, some practical tips

Allergies have become a part of modern living. Along with natural Allergies, we have some new Allergies, thanks to the modern life style and the need of colouring, preserving food. Many artificial, natural dyes are responsible for various allergic reactions. Coccus cacti, a remedy prepares from a natural red dye, is often beneficial for many respiratory Allergies.

Ash tree is an ancient sacred tree known in various cultures. The American variety was used for the treatment of prolapse, fibroid and many issues related with gynecological disorders.

Cypripedium is one of the most beautiful flowers on earth. A Native American remedy considered to be a very important cancer therapeutic agent in modern times. Dr V talks on the history the the modern day adaptations and some valuable therapeutic hints for prescribing the remedy. Please Share with us your experience. Write to us@ drvaishampayanhomoeopathy@gmail.com a question..... what are the other remedies for child sleepless at nights and sleeping during day?

How homeopathy although prospered in America, the new world, English, French ideas of healing. Eclectic school, learning fron native American people. Development of newer homoeopathic remedies. An introduction to a new season , talks on some American homeopathic Gems.

Dr Mehta summarises his experience of his UK visit . The learning occurred due to the interaction with UK homeopathic world. His pilgrimage to the homoeopathic historical monument. How he lost his heart and his cap on many occasions and his optimism of seeing the glorious days back ck again. Last but not the least his adv8ce to young Indian homeopathic doctors.

Dr Mehta and Dr Symons speak about the scope and limitations of homoeopathy, how to convince the common man about homeopathy. Dr V concludes.... the market share of preventive natural medicine .... a food for thought. Watch more about it in Shabad part III to be released on 2nd Nov

Dr Mehta gets mesmerized by the beauty of cotsworld. Explaining the secrets of remaining healthy . A physician, healer or a homeopath or even a conventional doctor evolves along with patient and if he is introspecting enough, he could be healthy and balanced in his mind. Accepting patient as he is, loving him, not judging him will keep physician healthy . Its a journey that he walks parallel to patients life. THE LAST SEGEMENT IS REPEATED TWICE , WE THINK ALL HEALERS SHOULD LISTEN TO IT EVERY DAY LAST 2 MINS. IT WILL CHANGE OUR LIFE

DrMehta interacts with a budding homeopath about learning and evolving with patients and explains easy ways of explaining homeopathic principles to patients and even non believers

Dr Mehta shares his experience of his Edinburgh ghost walk, how cruel humans could be! how homeopathy is capable of cutting the evil and deranged mind. Stories , folklores on healing and poisoning ..... https://www.amazon.com/FOLKWAYS-HOMOEOPATHY-ANCESTERAL-SECRET-HEALING/dp/B0B2TNCJXC

London Bridge , Italian food and Organon a food for thoughts, how right kind of philosophy and approach with a good intention is needed for a successful medical and homeopathic practice

Arrivial in London, various experience, similarity and parallels,talks on English contribution and status of homoeopathy .

About the reasons for doing this, I the status of homeopathic practice in India, and in the world my short comings, I the lesson learned from covid, groups, gangs and homeopathic gangwar, accepting failures and learning creating an open forum we must come out of our comfort zone and interact. Learning in homeopathy is infinite and never ending