Dr. Ismayil explains based on his experience of over 15+ years  

It is important to clarify that Electro-Homeopathy is not a magical cure-all for all diseases. While it can be an effective treatment for certain ailments, it does have its limitations. It is a science that relies on the principles of energy and resonance, and the remedies are prepared using electromagnetic frequencies of plants and minerals.

Some practitioners and patients may have the belief that Electro-Homeopathy can cure all diseases, from minor ailments like colds to serious illnesses like cancer. However, this is an extreme view and not entirely accurate. While Electro-Homeopathy can be used as a complementary treatment for a range of conditions, it is not a replacement for conventional medical treatment in cases of serious and life-threatening illnesses.

It is important to approach Electro-Homeopathy with a realistic understanding of its strengths and limitations. Electro-Homeopaths should not make false claims or promote unrealistic expectations for their patients. Patients should also be aware that Electro-Homeopathy may not be suitable for all conditions and should not be relied upon as the sole treatment option for serious illnesses.

Electro-Homeopathy can be a safe and effective treatment option for certain conditions, but it is important to have a balanced and realistic understanding of its potential benefits and limitations. A responsible approach to Electro-Homeopathy involves seeking advice from a qualified practitioner and integrating it with other forms of healthcare as necessary.

The nature of diseases varies greatly and can be categorized in different ways, depending on their cause, symptoms, and prognosis. Some diseases are caused by allergies, such as asthma and hay fever, while others are caused by infections, such as viruses, bacteria, and fungi. Some diseases are autoimmune, where the body attacks itself, while others are related to metabolism, such as diabetes and lactose intolerance. There are also functional diseases, which affect how organs work, and structural diseases, which involve changes to the body’s anatomy.

The reversibility of a disease can also differs greatly. Some diseases, like GERD and migraines, can be reversible, while others, like hernias, cataracts, and male pattern baldness, are irreversible. Additionally, some diseases are benign, like chalazion and lymphoma, while others are malignant, like cancer.

Other diseases are related to emotional and psychological factors, such as anxiety neurosis and depression, and some are psychosomatic, where the mind and body interact to produce symptoms. Collagen diseases, such as polymyositis, myasthenia gravis, and muscular dystrophy, affect the body’s connective tissue, and nutritional diseases, like anemia, are caused by deficiencies in nutrients.

Lastly, some diseases are iatrogenic, meaning they are caused by medical treatment itself, such as lichen planus and cortisone myopathy. The prognosis for each disease is dependent on its nature, and the type of treatment that is most appropriate will vary.

Electro-Homeopathy can effectively treat bacterial and viral infections such as abscess, tonsillitis, otitis media, recurring boils, osteomyelitis, measles, chickenpox, hepatitis A, B and C, viral warts, herpes, molluscum contagiosa, etc. Fungal infections like tenia versicolor and tenia corporis can also be treated with Electro-Homeopathy, but longstanding cases of tenia corporis may be challenging to treat with any medicine. Onychomycosis, a fungal infection of the nails, is also treatable with Electro-Homeopathy, although it can be a difficult condition to treat. However, it is important to note that severe infections such as Tuberculosis, HIV, Gonorrheal Meningitis, and Typhoid are better treated with conventional medicine rather than Electro-Homeopathy.

It is important to note that the nature of pathological changes of a disease is not the sole determinant of whether it is easy or difficult to treat with Electro-Homeopathy or any other form of medicine. Treatment outcomes can vary depending on various factors such as the severity of the disease, patient’s overall health, age, lifestyle factors, and individual response to the treatment. It is also important to note that while some diseases may be considered “completely curable” or “partly curable” in Electro-Homeopathy, this may not necessarily mean a complete cure in all cases.

It’s important to note that Electro-Homeopathy is not a replacement for conventional medicine, especially in cases where irreversible pathologies are present. While Electro-Homeopathy may provide some relief and support in these cases, it’s crucial that patients seek appropriate medical care and follow their doctor’s advice for managing their condition.

Yes, the extent and stage of the disease can significantly affect the success of treatment. In the case of cancer, for example, the earlier the stage at which it is detected, the higher the chances of successful treatment. In contrast, if the cancer has already progressed to an advanced stage, the treatment options become more limited and the chances of success decrease. Similarly, in some conditions such as arthritis, early intervention can help to slow down or even reverse the disease process, whereas in more advanced stages, the damage may be irreversible. Therefore, it is important to diagnose and treat diseases as early as possible to increase the chances of successful treatment.

It’s important to note that the concept of “depth of the disease” is not a commonly used term in modern medicine, and there is no widely accepted definition or criteria for it. While it may be useful in the context of Electro-Homeopathy or other alternative medicine practices, it is not a standard medical concept.

In conventional medicine, diseases are typically classified and diagnosed based on a combination of factors such as symptoms, physical examination, lab tests, imaging studies, and other objective measures. Treatment plans are then formulated based on the specific diagnosis, stage of the disease, and other individual patient factors.

It’s important to consult with a qualified healthcare professional to determine the most appropriate course of treatment for any given disease or condition.