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About the author
Dr. Manish Bhatia
- BCA, M.Sc Homeopathy (UK), CICH (Greece), MD (Hom)
- Associate Professor, Organon & Homeopathic Philosophy, SKH Medical College, Jaipur
- Founder Director of Hpathy.com
- Editor, Homeopathy for Everyone
- Co-author - Homeopathy and Mental Health Care: Integrative Practice, Principles and Research
- Author - Lectures on Organon of Medicine vol 1, 2, 3. CCH Approved. (English, German, Bulgarian)
- Awardee - Raja Pajwan Dev Award for Excellence in the Field of Medicine; APJ Abdul Kalam Award for Excellence in Homeopathy Education
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Dear Dr. Carlos,
I would like to ask two questions.
1. Why do you think the “levels of health” aren’t arbitrary?
2. Aren’t there more pressing issues like exploring & explaining the “plausible mechanism of homeopathy ” ?
1. The levels of health can be called arbitrary as they do not have mathematical boundaries. However, they are derive from clinical observations and should be respected for that.
2. Explaining the plausible mechanism for homeopathy is the work of physicists and bio-physicists. Doctors are not trained in research and they should focus on improving the life of their patients.
Inspiring and the modern medicine practitioner are convinced of the natural law of Homoeopathy Similar similobus curantur.