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Dear Patients
There is no place of self studied homeopaths in Health Sciences,Requirements of Homeopathic physicians are as under,Min 12 years studies with science subjects,and 4 years professional studies of homeopathy from recognized homeopathic medical college.
So do not follow any self studied homeopath,or a so called homeopath who got fake certificate from street colleges already banned.
Always find a qualified Homeopathic Physician.with min 16 years of homeopathic studies,because homeopathy and health is not a fun,
Best Wishes.
sohail2015 on 2015-05-19
This is just a forum. Assume posts are not from medical professionals.
in my opinion who cures is more important than who is having list of qualification with no performance.
regards,
antivirus
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[message edited by 0antivirus0 on Tue, 19 May 2015 11:57:04 UTC]
regards,
antivirus
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[message edited by 0antivirus0 on Tue, 19 May 2015 11:57:04 UTC]
♡ 0antivirus0 8 years ago
drsohailmd,
Firstly, I have changed your username, as we have no way of verifying whether or not you are a doctor. I apologise if this causes any offence - none is meant.
To address your post: this is an open forum - anybody can post here.
Anybody is free to ask for advice, give advice, or question advice given by others.
If somebody who claims to be a doctor or a homeopath is flouting generally acknowledged principles of their profession, people are absolutely right to ask why. It would help build credibility if an alleged doctor were to calmly address any objections rather than attempting to undermine the people who posted them.
Regards,
Simon
Firstly, I have changed your username, as we have no way of verifying whether or not you are a doctor. I apologise if this causes any offence - none is meant.
To address your post: this is an open forum - anybody can post here.
Anybody is free to ask for advice, give advice, or question advice given by others.
If somebody who claims to be a doctor or a homeopath is flouting generally acknowledged principles of their profession, people are absolutely right to ask why. It would help build credibility if an alleged doctor were to calmly address any objections rather than attempting to undermine the people who posted them.
Regards,
Simon
♡ moderator 8 years ago
Simon, thanks for moderating, time & again you have proven that you are worthy of this seat.
sohail, if you want to have an unbiased discussion about homeopathy, anatomy, physiology, pathology, nutrition, disease symptoms etc. I'd be glad to do that. None of us claim to know it all.
sohail, if you want to have an unbiased discussion about homeopathy, anatomy, physiology, pathology, nutrition, disease symptoms etc. I'd be glad to do that. None of us claim to know it all.
fitness 8 years ago
The owner /Moderator has spoken:
"If somebody who claims to be a doctor or a homeopath is flouting generally acknowledged principles of their profession, people are absolutely right to ask why."
Yes people should ask WHY and because it is a FORUM, there is no "policing"
of unsafe Advice.
It is up to forum members to Try to prevent HARM to people who come on here,
and Other forums are required to show why they are giving a
prescription etc -
I think the tiny type that says "this is the internet forum, posts are NOT from
medical professionals- does nothing to help ALERT most on here to
be discerning.
Letting people call people DOCTOR gives people the idea, that This must
be a REAL doctor, he has posted on here for 5 years with hundreds of people calling
him the Dr.
it is kind of an alternate reality that is created in the abc homeopathy Universe and this alone
does harm, as these advices then show up on Google, over and over from "doctor" xyz.
People see a hundred links on Google from "the dr." and then feel it must be legit and they
don't spend the time to untangle 7 years of Dr. posts giving unsafe prescriptions.
There are a lot of things that could be improved, but until then it is
CAVEAT EMPTOR- people need to see this the same as looking at
Yahoo answers and the kind of random, often Bad advice one gets on there,
from " whoever" wants to give it.
[message edited by simone717 on Tue, 19 May 2015 16:39:28 UTC]
"If somebody who claims to be a doctor or a homeopath is flouting generally acknowledged principles of their profession, people are absolutely right to ask why."
Yes people should ask WHY and because it is a FORUM, there is no "policing"
of unsafe Advice.
It is up to forum members to Try to prevent HARM to people who come on here,
and Other forums are required to show why they are giving a
prescription etc -
I think the tiny type that says "this is the internet forum, posts are NOT from
medical professionals- does nothing to help ALERT most on here to
be discerning.
Letting people call people DOCTOR gives people the idea, that This must
be a REAL doctor, he has posted on here for 5 years with hundreds of people calling
him the Dr.
it is kind of an alternate reality that is created in the abc homeopathy Universe and this alone
does harm, as these advices then show up on Google, over and over from "doctor" xyz.
People see a hundred links on Google from "the dr." and then feel it must be legit and they
don't spend the time to untangle 7 years of Dr. posts giving unsafe prescriptions.
There are a lot of things that could be improved, but until then it is
CAVEAT EMPTOR- people need to see this the same as looking at
Yahoo answers and the kind of random, often Bad advice one gets on there,
from " whoever" wants to give it.
[message edited by simone717 on Tue, 19 May 2015 16:39:28 UTC]
♡ simone717 8 years ago
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