Homoeopathic Guide to Family Health: Just Look Up Your Symptoms and Find the Cure

Homoeopathic Guide to Family Health presents the homoeopathic system of medicine in an easy to understand and quick referral format, making homoeopathy as simple as ABC. Symptoms are classified in a simple manner, as you see them and as you feel them. In one compact volume, the authors have introduced the system of homoeopathic healing, how it originated, the scientific theories underlying it, and its advantages in terms of alleviating sickness and reducing costs for treatment and medication. Since first published in 1989, Homoeopathic Guide to Family Health has become a "Doctor at Home" to thousands of families, and has converted many to the discipline of homoeopathy. More than 55,000 copies have been sold. "A practical and invaluable guide to family health. The chapter on emergencies and first aid is especially handy. Definitely the best-produced self-medication tome currently available." - The Times of India "Makes the doctrine of effective cure comprehensible for the vast section of society. Provides the reader with immediate medical advice at home." - The Indian Express "Well written and informative." - The Hindu Dr. V. R. Bajaj, M.D., earned his medical degree from Punjab University. He worked as chief physician of the Department of Skin and Sexually Transmitted diseases at Medical College, Amritsar. For years, he taught anatomy and physiology in medical colleges. Dr. Bajaj used homoeopathic medicine from time to time in his practice and believed that it could alleviate suffering without side effects. R. K. Tandon has been a keen student of the homoeopathic system of healing for decades. After an extensive study of the subject, he presents homoeopathy in a manner that enables even a layman to benefit from this remarkable, yet simple system of medicine. After writing the first edition of this book in 1989, he wrote ten more books, including How to Stay Healthy with Homoeopathy Publisher's website:http://sbpra.com/RKTandonandVRBajaj