1. you are physiotherapist,Why have you opted for Acupunture ?

A very important ideology of modern medicine,as stated by Hippocrates,the father of Modern Medicine,is "Not to Harm a patient in the first place." But in practice it is exactly the opposite.Yes, we harm the patient in the first place! For example, when we take a drug could have any effect on the disease,the harmful side effects of the drug begin to kill us.The contradiction in which we read and what we find in actual clinicl practice has been the reason for our disatification with allopathic system of medicine.

2. Would you kindly explain the contradiction ?

Allopathy can't be a subject worthy of serious study as its basic principle are illogical although it claims to have 'twin concepts' constituting a storng base for its 'success' and 'popularity'.Now let us consider the ridiculous twin comncepts.First let us take the "Bacterial Theory".

According to this theory,bacteria are essential germs necessary for our survival since the presence of germs in our body provides us the resistance and immunity against the disease germs.Now let us consider how bacteria and germs give us immunity and resistance against diseases.
Typhiod fever is caused by typhoid bacteria; diphtheria by diptheria bacteria;polio is caused by polio virus and tetanus by tetanus bacteria.To protect a person from typhoid fever,typhoid bacteria are killed and injected into the body,as typhoid vaccine.This vaccine containing typhoid bacteria gives us immunity and resistance against typhoid fever.Similarly,D . P .T vaccine containing germs of diphtheria,pertussis bacteria(prouducing whooping cough) and tetanus bacteria,protects us from diptheria,whooping cough and tetanus respectivly.
Thus every bacteriam is essential to our bodily system because each of them function in our body as specific vaccine against each bacterium is capable of causing.These bacteria present in our body,sustain our immunity and resistance.Hence they are indispensable to a healthy life.Therefore, the Bacteria theorearns the credibility to gain the status of a well conceived fact.Now,the Second : "The anti- bacterial Theory or the Antibiotic Theory".
This theory contradicts and annihilates the 'bacterial theory',because antibiotics kill and eliminate the presence of bacteria in our body.Once a particular bacterium is removed from the body by an antibiotic, the immunity against the disease that the particular bacterium is capable of effecting in the body, begins to fall. This fall in the resistance against the bacteria causes increased growth of the same bacteria.

3. How then do you account for a patient getting cured from fever due to infection, after taking antibiotics ?

Normally there is an equilibrium between the vitality of an organ and the numerical strenth of bacteria. When the vitality of the cellular structure of an organ becomes weak, the bacteria begin to grow faster and the equilibrium gets disturbed.This results in symptoms like pain, pus formation,fever and body pain.This is the state of infection.Now,the antibiotics are administered to eliminate bacteria.Since the bacterial growth in excess causes the symptoms to subside.But what follows is the deadly consequence that allopahy is ignorance of.When the bacteria are wiped out,the immunity we have been enjoying due to thier presence and resistance against the same bacteria are destroyed.Thus we are exposed to more virulent and frequent infections.This explains the recurrence of symptoms with more virulence and the need for stornger antibiotics and longer course of treatment.In this way a simple disease is rendered chronic whether it is simple sinusitis,tonsillitis,ear infection,amoebiasis,appendictis,bronchitis or a simple case of pimples in adolescents. Nothing can be cured by administering antibiotics,but can only be transformed into an aggravated and chronic form.

4. Will you please tell us what causes infection ?

Genaraly the bacteria are present on the surface of our skin, intestinal tract, and respiratory and urinary passages.But they do not grow in excess as to cause infection as long as the vitality of the skin or the organ is preserved.In case there appears a weakness in an organ,or, there is a loss of integrity of theskin due to injury, the vitality and resistance of the cells are lowered.To overcome this the number of bacteria increases in order to enhance the immunity of the devitalised cells.At this stage of bacterial growth,there may be mild symptoms of infection. This is only temporary and heals spontaneously because of the growing local immunity, along with the increased bacteria growth.Any interference in this natural growth of bacteria caused by applying antiseptic lotions will stop the immune machanism from functioning and lead to a sure and progressive infection.

5. But, antibiotics do play a role in containing and curing overwhelming infections.How can you simply reject them ?

Antibiotics, in fact have a very little supportive role in containng overwhelming infections.in the first place,the patient has enough vitality and resistance to withstand the infection without which he would have succumbed to it.Even if you flood him with antibiotics,in the absense of his natural resistance,you cannot achieve anything.for example,in patients who are debilitated and who are poor in vital strengh due to advanced cancer or diabetes,even a simple infectin becomes fulminant and ends up in gangrene resulting in thier death.this will never happen if only the patient has enough immunmity and resistance.

6. I am getting confused !

It means you are begining to understand.Let it be very clear to us.
The first effect of antibiotics is giving a death below to the immune system of our body. Secondly, since the antibiotics are chemicals and not in tune with our system, they are poisonous.The moment amedicine enters the body,the body system rebels against it and rejects it.The body through all possible outlets-through faeces, urine,sweat and saliva.Sometimes they are excreted through the milk and exhaled through the breath also.This is severe form of exertion on the part of our system and in the process it loses much of its basic life energy.