Why I started taking psoriasis patients exclusively only?

Our life is the consequences of our experiences.

Such is my life, as a newly practicing doctor, I use to treat all cases but mostly cancer patients to whom I offered palliation for a few more months or sometimes a painless death.

After a practice of a year or two, one patient whom I had treated for Psoriasis came and thanked me for giving him a new life.

I asked him how exactly have I given him a new life.

He replied – I had Psoriasis for the past 20 years, and I have tried all kinds of treatments and doctors, but nothing has worked up till now. Every day I would wake up and see my family members with pity in their eyes, and people at work coming to me and asking about my skin. Everyone used to suggest some new remedy, but nothing ever worked.

I was utterly shattered and exhausted from the constant anguish. And was relentlessly thinking about committing suicide.

I was reading the newspaper when I saw your ad and decided to give it one last try.” Were his words.

I couldn’t sleep that night. I thought to myself all this while I’ve been treating cancer patients and offering them palliative care where death is inevitable. Still, none of them think about suicide, are ready to spend any amount for the treatment offering hope, whereas Psoriasis isn’t as deadly and yet it makes the patients suicidal.

That was the time when I saw the need for proper treatment of this ailment and decided to treat nothing but psoriasis cases

I proposed this idea to my then-fellow colleagues. No one believed that a disease that modern medicines couldn’t treat at all could be get treated completely through Homeopathy, and hence I faced a lot of discouragement.

I resisted all the opposition that came my way and managed to start exclusive psoriasis practice.

It was a difficult phase when I started my specialized practice for Psoriasis. I had a lot of failures and very few successes. No one believed that specializing in just one disease would be sustainable. I would see many of my colleagues troll me and pass comments; I was discouraged from continuing.

I was just about to quit Psoriasis and go back to my general practice

Around this time, I read this news, and it caught my attention.

“In August 2004, a 29-year-old mother killed her two children and herself by drowning.” Her husband found his daughter’s dead body floating in a well, along with his wife and son. Later that day, a suicide note was found which read –“The reason I’m taking this step is because of Psoriasis. Even after trying all kinds of treatments, it’s not getting cured, and because it is hereditary, I have also passed it on to my children. Forgive me.”

Having lived with the disease all her life, she knew the hardships that her children would have to face. She felt guilty for passing her children this kind of life so much that she could bear the pain of killing them rather than having them live with the disease.

At that moment, I recollected why I had started my practice. That time I decided whether I succeeded or failed; it didn’t matter.

I don’t want any other mother in this world to go through the same pain that she went through. Even if I can relieve 1% of their pain, I would consider it a successful attempt. I will keep treating and working for Psoriasis until the last breath of my life.

Today after 38 years of experience and treating 30000+ psoriasis cases with all clinical data recorded, I can finally say Homeopathy has the best psoriasis treatment.