An Anand-based homeopathy practitioner has developed this new method through which homeopathy medicines — that are generally given to patients in form of globules sprinkled with indicated medicine — have been replaced by a spray, sureshots nano spray.
“The advantage of giving the medicine as a spray is that it is very easy for the patient to take it. Also, the effect of the medicine is good and fast. The same spray can be taken orally, applied on the skin or in the nose as per the doctor’s advice,” said Dr Anshul Shah, a master’s degree holder in homeopathy science and a MD (hom) who has been practising homeopathy medicine for the last 22 years.
After approval from the institutional human research ethics committee of Anand Pharmacy College, Anand, the trial of the spray method has been done on 100-odd patients.
“The method of taking the spray is completely scientific, effective and based on the principles of Organon of Medicine by the Father of Homeopathy Dr Samuel Hahnemann. After the trials, we have received positive feedback from 90% patients,” said Shah, medical superintendent of Anand Homeopathic Hospital, run by Sri Ramakrishna Seva Mandal Trust.
“Using the spray method, we could treat all the diseases which are treatable with homeopathy including cases of gastritis (acidity), skin ailments, hair loss, arthritis (joint pain), allergic rhinitis (nasal allergies), nasal polyps, a kind of allergy in which there is blockage and swelling inside the nose,” he claimed.
The trials have been carried out on patients from different age groups — from infants to senior citizens — with no reported side effects. “This method may also be very useful to the patients admitted in the ICU or who are unconscious and cannot take globules,” said Shah, who has applied for patent for his invention.
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