Homoeopathy was founded by German Physician named (Dr.) C.F.S. Hahnemann in the year 1790. When he was translating Cullens Materia Medica from English to German.
When he came across that the drug which was best agent to cure malaria in the sick had produced the very same symptoms of malaria in the healthy body. After his experiment with the Cinchona Bark in 1789 he conducted similar experiment on himself , his family & friends during period of 6 years.
He recorded the symptoms. This symptoms thus produced & co- related them with the symptoms of the disease they were being prescribed for. In 1796 (Dr.) Hahnemann published his findings in a article entitled-essay on the new principle for ascertaining the curative power of drugs where in he explained his theory of Similia , Similibus Curantur
He died on 2 july 1843.
Prof. (Dr.) Shailendra Singh is having an experience of 38+ years of teaching in
the Homoeopathic Colleges and Clinical Practices in the field of Homoeopathy. Has been Principal Investigator
, Researcher and Nodal officer of research work on Type-2 Diabetes Mellitus and Hypothyroidism, Migraine
and Skin Diseases Conducted in the Govt. National Homoeopathic Medical College Lucknow.
Organize 16th All India
Homoeopathic Conference at Lucknow in 2008 by The Homoeopathic Medical Association of India.
Qualification B.SC B.H.M.S. GOVT. HOMOEOPATHIC MEDICAL COLLEGE KANPUR
M.D.- M.P.K. HOMOEOPATHIC MEDICAL COLLEGE JAIPUR
Guide and Examiner of Postgraduate Students of Homoeopathy
Expert Member of Public Service Commission of many states in India.
Has been Member of Drug Proving Committee of Homoeopathic Drug Research Institute Lucknow , Govt of India.
Life Member - The Homoeopathic Medical Association of India.
President - HMAI Lucknow Unit.
Life Member - Indian Institute of Homoeopathy , New Delhi.
Member - Scientific Advisory Committee (CRI,Lucknow) .
EX. MEDICAL OFFICER INCHARGE- STATE HOMOEOPATHIC DISPENCERY U.P.
EX. PROFESSOR AND HEAD PRACTICE OF MEDICINE - GOVT.NATIONAL HOMOEOPATHIC MEDICAL COLLEGE LUCKNOW
The Clinic is located in Sector- 5 , Gomti Nagar Extention , Lucknow UP. The Homoeopathic Neuro clinic was founded by Prof. (Dr.) Shaliendra Singh , M.D. (Hom.). Ex. Professor & Head Govt. National Homoeopathic Medical College Lucknow in the year 1995 in Ashiyana area of lucknow later shifted to Gomti Nagar Extension.
(Dr.) Singh has a vast experience of more than 38+ years in the filed of Homoeopathic and treated hundred & thousand of patients suffering from Neurological Problem , Skin Diseases , Gynecological Problems , Gastro Problem .
Joint & Bone disease , Kidney & Respiratory Problems , Blood Pressure , Diabetes , & the Heart Diseases etc. In the OPD of the Homoeopathic College & in the Clinic.
(Dr.) Singh also organized many seminars & given lectures on various topics in the conferences + seminars all over the India .
MYTH - Homeopathy with Allopathic medicine - it is justified ?
FACTS - There is no rationale of stopping allopathic drugs Homeopathic medicine can be given concurrently. Since Homeopathic potencies act on dynamic plane. where as Allopathic drugs acts on physio – chemical level.
MYTH - That while taking Homeopathic medicine one such as - raw onions , garlic , coffee , spices , tea , alcohol , or smoking.
FACTS - However since all homeopathic medicine are absorbed from the Tongue & Buccal Mucosa which is also gently supplied with the nerve endings. It is advised to patients that they refrain from eating or drinking anything for 15 minutes before & after the homeopathic medicines. Also it is wiser to rinse one's mouth if one has eaten anything strong smelling as garlic , onion etc. excess of coffee & alcohol , tobacco , are restricted especially in patients who are restless because it acts like stimulant.
M.D. Jaipur, LMHMAI, LMIIHP (Delhi)
Ex.Prof.& Head of Medicine N.H.M.C, Lucknow
Ex. Examiner Various Universities in India
Ex. Member of Health & F.W. Govt. of India.
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