Rajesh Shah

Rajesh Shah, practicing in Mumbai, India. He graduated from CMPH Medical College, Mumbai, in 1984 and is mentioned in Limca Book of Records, where he holds the world record for having patients in the most countries.

He has been known as a promoter of homeopathy. Using the internet as a medium, he has launched over twenty web sites which talk about the role, scope and limitation of homeopathic treatment for various diseases.

His critical remarks^[1] towards some homeopathic approaches centered around the prescribing on the basis of imaginary, whimsical concepts of dreams, grand generalisaton, pseudoclassical homoeopathy^[2], etc. are appreciated by the scientific minded homeopaths.^{[citation needed]}

Additional recommended knowledge

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Weighing the right way

Selected bibliography

Books

• My Experiences with Ferrum Metallicum ISBN 81-903758-0-6, (1992)
• Lichen Planus and its Homeopathic Treatment ISBN 81-903758-1-4, (2003)
• Urticaria and its Homeopathic Treatment ISBN 81-903758-2-2, (2006)

Articles, case reports, book reviews

• The Lancet article: Call for introspection and Awakening, Homoeopathic Links; 04, 2005
• On Pseudo-classical Homoeopathy. Editorial, Homoeopathy Times, 1995,II
• The Education Gap
• "Some Light on (Mis)Understanding of Aurum Metallicum" published in Simillimum - Journal of Homeopathic Academy of Naturopathic Physicians, USA. Vol.XI, No.4 Winter '98
• "Hardcore prescribing in Classical Homoeopathy" published in Simillimum - Journal of Homeopathic Academy of Naturopathic Physicians, USA. Vol.XI, No.2 Summer '98
• "Bufo - A wonderful respiratory remedy" published in Homoeopathic Links, 3/93, Germany
• "Managing Cases with Scanty Data" pubished in The Homoeopath,U.K., Autum No.63, 1996
• "Cough: A Repertorial Study" published in Homoeopathy Times, Vol.1, No.3, 1994.
• "Industrious : A Repertorial Journey" published in Homoeopathy Times, Vol.1, No.3, 1994
• "Sympathy and Consolation" published in Homoeopathy Times,Vol.1, No.3, 1994
• "Anantherum by Rajesh Shah & Bob Fordham" published in The Homoeopath No.50, 1993
• "Need of the time: Hard-Core Prescribing" published in The Homoeopath Vol.No.61
• "The Phenomenological Approach and The Concept of Facets applied in Materia Medica" thesis by, Dr. Rajesh Shah, 2005
• "Risky innovations sprng from the law of grand generalization" published in Simillimum Vol.IX, No.2, Summer 1996, USA

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