Frequently Asked Questions

Certainly! Here are some potential questions and answers based on the podcast conversation:

Every system of medicine, whether it's allopathy, Ayurveda, or homeopathy, has its unique strengths. I believe they are all interconnected, and my approach is to use the best of each. For example, if I see a patient who needs immediate relief, I may use allopathy, but I always look at their astrology and spiritual health to understand the root cause of the illness. I combine these practices to treat not just the symptoms but the person as a whole.
Astrology is an essential part of my medical practice. By looking at a patient’s horoscope, I can see which planets are influencing their health. For instance, if someone has complications related to the sun, like headaches or ulcers, I can often see that their sun is poorly placed in their astrological chart. Astrology helps me understand when a disease might occur, how severe it will be, and whether it will be curable. It’s about understanding the deeper connection between our physical bodies and the cosmic forces.
Yes, Kumbhak Kriya is a breathing technique where you hold your breath to put pressure on certain energy points in the body. By practicing Kumbhak regularly, you can awaken the body's natural healing powers. For example, if you do Kumbhak three times a day, you can lose weight and even treat serious illnesses like cancer. The key is learning how to control your breath properly. This technique is ancient and has the power to cure diseases that modern medicine might not be able to.
It’s a myth that Ayurveda and homeopathy are slow. The speed of treatment depends on how well you understand the medicines and the patient’s condition. For example, if I know the root cause of an illness, I can use a very low potency homeopathic remedy, and it will act faster than allopathy. The problem is that many practitioners don’t fully understand the pharmacokinetics of homeopathic or Ayurvedic medicines. If used properly, these treatments can be just as fast, if not faster, than allopathy.
For me, healing is a form of service, not a business. I come from a spiritual family that has been practicing medicine for over a thousand years, and they taught me that you shouldn’t charge for knowledge that was passed down through generations. I believe in helping people, whether they can afford treatment or not. Most of my practice is charity-based, especially for emergency cases. If a patient comes to me in need, I will never charge them. This is about serving humanity, not making money.
Many people come to me as a last resort after they’ve been to all the big hospitals and haven’t found relief. But there are also those who have been with me for years and trust my methods, so they come to me as their first choice. I don’t advertise or put up signs; I believe in word of mouth. My ancestors taught me that if you do good work, people will come to you without the need for advertising.
I consider myself a healer before a doctor. In my practice, prayers play a huge role. When a patient surrenders themselves to me, they’ve already given me 50% of their cure because they trust in the process. It’s not just about the medicine I prescribe; it’s about creating an environment where they feel safe and cared for. Many patients get better because they believe in the treatment and because their spirit is ready to heal.