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Author: Dr. Vikas Singhal (Homeopathic Doctor - B.Sc., D.N.H.E., B.H.M.S.)

  • : Reviewer

    Introduction

    An internationally renowned classical homeopathic doctor with 23 years of experience and expertise in chronic, autoimmune, and rare disease treatment.

    Bio

    Dr. Vikas Singhal is one of North India's most renowned Homeopathic Doctors based in Chandigarh. He specializes in Classical Homeopathy, which is the original form and a time-tested method of homeopathic practice. With 23 years of experience in treating stubborn diseases, he remains to be the first choice of both Indian & international patients. It includes chronic, autoimmune, and other rare disease patients. He has been a continuous learner. He participated in many Continued Medical Education programs. These include the CME on "Treating Cancer Cases Successfully with Homeopathy & Prophylaxis in Homoeopathy," delivered by Dr. Ravinder Kochhar MD, Principal LMHMC, Ludhiana.

    Achievements

    Received Certificate of Honor for participating in “Hahnemann ki Aawaz” project by Baba Farid University in 2000. Received Award of Honor on Participating in the National Seminar by Indian Institute of Homoeopathic Physicians, Chandigarh in 2018. Completed Practical and Advanced Course on Classical Homeopathy between April 2021 and August 2022. Received certificate of appreciation on successful completion of the Doctorpreneur Academy's “Workshop on Al & Chatgpt in Healthcare” in 2023.
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Ataxia, Blog, Diseases, Homeopathy

ATAXIA-A Lack of Muscle Control/एटीएक्सिया-स्नायु नियंत्रण का अभाव/ ATAXIA- ਇਕ ਮਾਸਪੇਸ਼ੀ ਕੰਟਰੋਲ ਦੀ ਕਮੀ

by Dr. Vikas Singhal (Homeopathic Doctor - B.Sc., D.N.H.E., B.H.M.S.) 4
Ataxia, A Lack of Muscle Control, is considered as disease in which voluntary movements, such as walking or picking up objects. The part of brain that controls muscle... Read more.