THE Protocols: Banerji
THE Protocols: Banerji
PROTOCOLS
A New Jl!fethod of Treatment with Hom eopathic Medicines
by
Prasanta Banerji
Pratip Banerji
ISBN 978-93-80813-21-9
Reprinted on 2014.
DISCLAIMER
I. The contents of this book arc for general information only and provided on the understanding that the author is not rendering any medical
advice to the reader and the same arc not intended nor implied to be a substitute for any professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment
for any spc:cHic condition.
2. The informadon herein is not suhable for unsupervised use by laymen and is not intended to substitute consultations with exper ts . Readers
arc encouraged to confirm any information obr•ined from or through this book with other sources, and review all information regarding
any mcdkal condition or treatment w ith a physician. Do not disregard medical advice or dday in seeking medical advice or treatment due
ro any information provided in the book
3. The efficacy of the Line of Medicine;: is dependant on correct diagnosis. correct administration and other individual factors including the
ex.iS[ence of other ailments, constimdon and other individual conditions of the patient.
4. The information provided in this book is not intended to create any physician patient relationship or substitute or replace any personal
medical examination or consultation w ith an expert.
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6. Sale of this book is nor to be implied as an express or implied lie<nse to use the Banerji Protocols or ro provide any advice or render
professional service on such bas is.
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Contents
Preface ................................................. ix
Chapter 1
Banerji Protocols in the Treatment of Cancer .................................................. 1
Chapter 2
Banerji Protocols in the Treatment of Other
Diseases and Ailments ................................................ 45
Chapter 3
Renal Failure .............................................. 133
Chapter 4
Blood Pressure .............................................. 137
Chapter 5
Case Studies for General Cases .............................................. 143
Chapter 6
A Protocol of Ultradilute Medicines for
Application in Space Missions and Extraterrestrial
Settlements .............................................. 149
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Preface
This book is intended for the use of medical practitioners and anyone who is curious about finding
a means to a healthy life, and aims at
a. making widely known the "Banerji Protocols" of treatment with homeopathic medicines-
an effective and time-tested system of treatment, based on not only the vast experience of
four generations of a family involved in the practice of homeopathy since 1863, but also on
research conducted by institutes of international repute, testifying to their effectiveness and
scientific acceptance;
b. projecting how the process of treatment with homeopathic medicines can be simplified,
standardized and made more acceptable in terms of present-day needs to comply with standard
protocols in medical and allied sciences and efficiency.
c. addressing facts and myths about treatment with homeopathic medicines which have taken
root during the last 200 years;
d. establishing the Banerji Protocols of treatment with homeopathic medicines as a method of
treatment for a greater population, owing to their cost-effectiveness;
e. serving as a ready reckoner to practicing doctors for the treatment of various diseases and
ailments; and
f. encouraging young entrants in the field of medicine to view the Banerji Protocols of treatment
with homeopathic medicines as being representative of a veritable "rebirth, of homeopathy
-with excellent prospects for rewarding careers, based on the opportunities to treat more
patients, in a shorter time frame, made possible by the efficiency of treatment under these
Protocols.
In this book, the details given with regard to the treatment of various diseases and ailments will
clearly reflect what the Banerji Protocols represent- the prescription of specific homeopathic
medicines, in specified potencies and dosages, often with frequent repetitions, and also in
combination with other medicines.
There are three steps in the selection of medicines:
1. the administration I application of the "first line of medicines" is expected to cure, or offer
relief, in 80o/o of the cases;
2. in the remaining 20o/o of the cases, the "second line of medicines" should be administered first;
and
3. thereafter, the "third line of medicines", if the first and second lines of medicines do not give
proper response, in a reasonable time frame.
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Referred to in this book are some common, homeopathic medicines which may be administered
as supporting medicines in the treatment of any disease - e.g. Belladonna 3C or Magnesia
Phosphorica 3X or Hypericum Perforatum 200C for pain; and Ferrum Phosphoricum 3X or
Hamamelis Virginica 200C for bleeding.
In this book, five types of homeopathic medicines have been prescribed:
The tincture, or liquid, form is denoted by Q ore i.e., mother tincture, contains certain amounts
of crude drug materials in alcohol. For Q or e , 3 ro 5 drops (unless otherwise specified) of the
tincture in 2 or 3 teaspoonfuls (TSF) of water will make one dose. 1l1e mother tincture is then
serially diluted and agitated in the following way:
Or
G lobules which are soaked in, and medicated by, liquid medicines, are available in different sizes,
and numbered 10 to 60; of these, we use the globules numbered 40 . Two globules at a rime are
given by us as a dose.
In the case of medici nes in powder form, these are usually triturations, and the process of potentizing
the preparations is done according ro the same ratios; five grains of powder will make one dose.
Medicines in powder form can be transformed inro tablets; generally, one grain or five grain tablets
are used .
In each case at the beginnings of the treatment one dose of Cam ph ora 200c is usually given, as this
neutralizes the after effects of prior treatments.
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At our clinics, we often use a combination of two potentized medicines served to the patients in
the same bottle. These medicines are added to the globules one after the other in equal proportion.
The plus (+) sign between two medicines in the protocol sheets means that this is a combination
of the two medicines.
Before reading and using this book, it is vitally important for readers to acquaint themselves with
the contents of the next section - "The Background". It is only by so doing that they will be
able to acquire the best perspectives with which to view our unique approach with homeopathic
medicines.
It is also important to read the chapter "Banerji Protocols in the Treatment of Cancer", bearing
in mind the facts that cancer is the most common cause of death in the present-day world, that
limited success has been achieved in combating cancer with conventional medicines, and that the
effectiveness of our treatment of cancer under the Banerji Protocols has been scientifically proved
and accepted, with our research collaborations on cancer treatment having been conducted during
the last few years with several institutes of international renown.
Readers will find in the biographical sketch on Dr. Pareshnath Banerji the very inspiration behind
the Banerji Protocols. It is unfortunate that very few people today know about his remarkable life,
his values and his pioneering work which, we feel, should be brought to the knowledge of the
medical community.
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The World H ealth Organization (WHO) defines health as a " ... state of complete physical, mental and
social well-being, and not merely an absence of d isease or infirmity, with an ability to lead to a social
and economically productive life ... ".
While this definition is straightfonvard, its interpretatio n is nor simple, bearing in mind the complexities
of present-day life. Attaining and maintaining high standards of health calls fo r a multi-dimensional
approach and the participatio n of society as a whole.
It is undeniable, h owever, that the role of medical science is very important in the attain ment and
maintenance of high standards of health.
The mission of medical science is: to c ure, when it is possible; when cure is not possible, to give relief
and help the patient maintain a better quali ty of life (Palliation); to prevenr diseases ... all of which aim
to maintain good public health of the masses.
Systems of medicine may be conventional or unconventional. Whi le the conve ntional system o f
medicine relates to the allopath ic system, the unconventional systems are homeopathy, ayurveda,
acupuncrure, C hinese herbal treatment, and many more.
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principle of homeopathy, stating, "Every powerful medicinal substance produces in the human body
a kind of peculiar disease, the more powerful the medicine, the more particularly marked and violent
the disease. We should imitate nature, which sometimes cures a chronic disease, by superadding
another, and employ in the disease {especially chronic) we wish to cure, that medicine which is able
to produce another very similar artificial disease, and the former will be cured similia similibus". In
181 0, he published 7be Organon ofthe Rational Art ofHealing, his greatest book, wherein he elucidated
systematically the methods and principles of a system of medical treatment to which he had given the
name of "Homeopathy".
WHAT IS HOMEOPATHY?
Hahnemann (1755-1843) being its founder, homeopathy is a much younger and newer system of
medicine than most others. Homeopathy is very different from other systems - in terms of its very
perceptions about diseases and ailments, and their treatment and cure. The homeopathic approach
is holistic, that is, while treating a patient, a homeopath will consider not only the disease, but the
whole constitution of the patient. It is based on the treatment of the patient as a whole, and not on
the compartmentalization of the human anatomy. To know about homeopathy, we should know what
"individualization" and "similimum" mean, because these two are the basic tenets on which selection of_
homeopathic medicines depends, as practiced and taught from the time of Hahnemann.
What is "individualization"? Every individual person is different from the other-physically, mentally,
constitutionally, and in his or her likes and dislikes. In general, we may find some persons alike, but
all individuals have their own special features. "Similimum" means the most similar medicine as per
symptoms narrated by a patient. After noting down the symptoms of a patient, the physician thinks
of a few medicines out of which he finds one medicine which appears to be the most similar to the
symptoms narrated, considering the mental and constitutional status for that particular individual. In
classical homeopathy, only a single medicine is given in a single dose, and then the patient is observed
for his/her response.
Classical homeopathy has, therefore, no specific remedy for any disease by name, but it has specificity
for each individual case of disease. A specific drug cannot be used for a specific disease. In general,
when a homeopathic physician examines a patient, only a few medicines come to his mind. This small
group of medicines exhibits similar symptoms when given to healthy subjects for pharmacological
testing, a process called "proving". Finally, only one is selected as a result of practical experience,
and this procedure requires a long and intense interrogation of the patient. In an interesting study
of homeopathic diagnosis and treatment, it was shown that a typical classical homeopathic initial
consultation took 117 +1- 43 minutes for each adult patient, and 86 +1- 36 minutes for each child
patient. Theoretically, there should be only one such medicine considering the entirety of the patient.
The homeopathic drug is not administered in usual pharmacological doses, but in minute to
ultra-molecular doses prepared according to certain principles. These medicines are produced
using various plant extracts, salts, animal products, minerals, etc. and then diluting the extracted
mother tincture or the crude materials, as per pharmacopoeia! methods. These solutions are serially
diluted and succussed (agitated) until the desired potency is produced. Greater dilution leads to
greater potency of the medicine. The crude or slightly diluted extract, when ingested by healthy
volunteers, produces symptom complexes that mimic various diseases. The symptoms produced
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and recorded are a result of che dynamic action of drugs on healthy volunteers, or "provers': The
symptoms produced by the drug in "provers" are exactly what the potentized mecUcine is prescribed
for in che sick.
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Seen through the mists of rime, the early history of the advent of homeopathy in India is a
fascinating episode. As early as in 1810, some German missionaries landed in Bengal. They used
to distribute homeopathic remedies among the poor people to alleviate t hei r sufferings. Slowly, the
elite of the society recognized its efficacy, and many civil servants and military perso nnel became
amateur homeopaths. On the othe r hand, due to the efficacy and affordability of the medicines in the
rural environment, many schoolteachers also rook to reading the homeopathic mnteria medicas and
prescribing medicines to their village communi ties. In 1852, John Martin Hoenigberger, who was initiated
into homeopathy by Hahnemann himself in Paris in 1835, published a book which gave a glimpse of
the beginning of Indian homeopathic practice in Lah ore, at the court of Maharaja Ranjit Singh. In
his chron icles, he gives a vivid account of his successful t reatment of Maharaja Ranjit Singh's chronic
disease of partial paralysis.
During the seco nd half of the 19'h centu ry, some homeopathic dispensaries were opened in Bengal and
in southern India. The pioneer in this field in Kolkara was Rajendralal Ourra (1818- 1889). H e belonged
ro a scholarly and aristocratic family of Bengal. He engaged a French doctor, O r. Tonnere, and placed
him in charge of a homeopathic hospital and dispensary in Ko lkara in 1852. Unfortu nately, this venture
failed. Subsequently, Rajen Dutta himself rook up the cudgels, and started p ractice in homeopathy.
Among his illustrious patients may be mentioned the great early social reformer Pandit lswarchandra
Vidyasagar and Raja Radhakanta Oev Bahadur. Rajen Outta cured Pandit V idyasagar of a migraine wh ich
the conventional system had failed ro cure. Moreover, the cure of a gangrenous ulcer of Raja Radhakanra
O ev Bahadur created a sensation in Kolkata at the time.
In order ro strengthen the roots of homeopathic practice in India, Durta looked a round fo r a
suitable person of eminence. His efforts were crowned with success when he was able to persuade
Or. Mahendralal Sircar, a medical doctor and a skeptic of homeopathy, to rest its scientific efficacy
a nd curative potential. In his experiments, the administration of homeopathic medicines became
effective even when Or. Sircar's conven tional medicine failed. 11ms, Dr. Sircar became converted to
homeopathy, and carved a n iche for it in the medical history of India. A number of allopathic docto rs
starred homeopathic p ractice following Sircar's lead. l11e Calcutta Homeopathic Medical College, the
first homeopathic medical college, was established in 188 1. This institution rook on a major role in
popularizing homeopathy in India.
G radually, homeopathic dispensa ries opened in other cities like Benares and Allahabad, and by rhe
beginn ing of the 20'h century, ho meopathy had spread all over India. l11e epoch-making statemen t of
Mahatma Gandhi, "Homeopathy. ... cures a Lmger percentage ofcases than any other method of treatment,
and is beyond doubt safer and more economical and most compLete medical science': added another feather
to the cap of homeopathy. In 1973, the Government of India systematized homeopathy by setting
up the Central Council of H omeopathy (CCH) to regulate its education and practice. Now, only
qualified registered homeopaths can practice h omeopathy in India. At present, in India, hom eopathy
is probably the most p opular system of medicine, due to its easy administration in the home setting
and its affordability.
In India today, there are 162 degree colleges teaching homeopathy, a nd the largest pool ofhomeopaths
in the world - over 200,000 doctors practice homeopathy. Ab our I 00 million people use homeopathy.
This is a very conservative estimate because, in the 1950s and 1960s, there were nor many conventional
doctors available for the rrearmem of the masses. In that era, most village schoolmasters and scholars
educated themselves in this economical and easy-to-administer treatment form. Thus, homeopathy
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had a much further reach amongst the general population than conventional medicine. Of India's
1.16 billion population, approximately 70% live in villages and rural areas, where access to expensive
conventional medical facilities is limited.
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Londo n College of Classical Homoeopathy (UK), and was awarded a Post Graduate Degree with a
Diploma in Teachers Training. H e is also Doctor of Medicine, M.D.(Hom), from the JRN Rajasthan
Vidyapeerh (Deemed University), Udaipur, India. After completi ng his degree in London, he had an
offer to reach at the College and practice in the UK, bur Pratip decided to come back to India and jo in
his father Prasanta. From 199 1, he starred his own practice and took charge of the charitable clinic that
had been starred by Prasanra, seeing over 300 patients a day. Prarip got deeply involved in writing and
documenting case studies and preparing scientific articles for peer-reviewed journals. He has brought
scientific approach and international standards to allow verifiabili ty of research data. 1l1e process of
data accrual and documentation according to the highest international standards was introduced by
him. This has made their research acceptable to the international scientific community.
Ever since the completion of his education, Pratip has accompanied his father to every international
scientific fo rum. Together they have attended and made dual presentations at many seminars and
conferences, invited by conventional medical institutions and bodies all over the world.
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interventions should be repeated with almost the same results- meaning, a treatment should have
replicability- and the Banerji Protocols fulfill this criterion.
WINDS OF CHANGE
Compared to conventional medicine, homeopathy has always suffered from a lack of credibility and
recognition the world over, having been acceptable usually to those who cannot afford the high costs
of conventional medical treatment.
However, since 1977, there have been winds of change. There has, on the one hand, been a perceptible
lack of success of conventional medicine to cure various ailments and diseases - notably cancer -
and, on the other, the serious- and growing- concern of researchers to identify options for medical
treatment offered by various streams of alternative medicine, including homeopathy. It is here that the
Banerj i Protocols of treatment, based on the use of homeopathic medicines, have had an important role
to play. Dr. Prasanta Banerji and Dr. Pratip Banerji, along with their assistants, together attend 1000 to
1200 patients every day, including 300 to 400 patients at their free clinic, in Kolkata. By doing so, they
help make the Banerji Protocols a mode of medical treatment for the masses. The second important
objective of the PBHRF is to ensure the collection, documentation and use of vast amounts of data in
meaningful research in the years to come. The operations of the PBHRF and the development of the
Banerji Protocols have been giving homeopathy a scientific basis and making it eligible for scientific
research.
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The response of Spanish homeopaths, pharmacists and patients to the Banerji Protocols has been
extremely enthusiastic. In 2008, Drs. Banerji made a presentation at a conference exclusively for
classical homeopaths who enthusiastically welcomed the Banerji Protocols. A documentary film on Dr.
Prasanta Banerji is now being made by two Spanish documentary film makers who have undertaken
visits to Kolkata and Mihijam.
The operations of the PBHRF and the development of the Banerji Protocols have been giving
homeopathy a scientific basis, and making the Banerji Protocols, based on the use of Homeopathic
medicines, eligible for scientific research. Substantial progress has been made in this regard, as the
undernoted facts will bear out:
• Conclusive proof about the status and the scientific basis of the Banerji Protocols has been
provided to institutes as prestigious as the National Cancer Institute of USA, The University
of Texas M D Anderson Cancer Center, the University of Kansas, Director of Cancer Research
Institute, St. Luke's Hospital, Kansas, the Medical Director of St. Luke's Brain Tumor Center, the
Columbia University, New York, Pediatric Brain Cancer Department.
• Talks for research collaborations are now in progress with important universities and medical
institutes not only in the USA, but also in Spain, Japan and Israel.
Other internationally important achievements of Drs. Banerji and the PBHRF include:
• the presentation in 1998- and acceptance by the US Government's National Cancer Institute (NCI)
in 1999 - of 14 cases relating to patients with various kinds of malignancies, under the Institute's
Best Case Series Program launched in 1991 to seek out alternative approaches to cancer treatment,
and support research projects utilizing therapies based on this Program. (This represented the first
ever tie-up of a US Government health institution with any branch of alternative medicine for
research on cancer treatment; moreover, the agreement signed between the PBHRF and the National
Cancer Institute's Office of Cancer Complementary and Alternative Medicines (OCCAM) and the
National Institutes of Health (NIH), USA, is the first document in the world which recognizes the
imponance of the Banerji Protocols in the treatment of lung cancer); and
• the presentation of a paper on "Possible Use of Homeopathic Medicines for Health Problems
during Lunar Mission" at the Rutgers Symposium on Lunar Settlements", organized at the
Rutgers University, USA, in June, 2007; Drs. Banerji's presentation received tremendous response
(See Chapter 6).
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Homeopathy was invented by Or. Samuel C hristian Fried rich Hahnemann, the father of homeopathy.
H e was born on rhe I Oth of April 1755 in rhe small town of Meissen, near Dresden, in Germany.
A doctor in conventional medicine, by 1790, h e was recognized as o ne of the most distinguished
physicians of his generation, and was appointed physicia n to the King of Germa ny. Soon, however, he
became dissatisfied with contemporary medical ideas and the cruel practices that often ensued, as well
as the drugs bei ng prescribed. H e realized that many of these medicines owed their pride of place in
the Materia Medica due to their very biologically active nature, which could easily occasion death o r
produce new diseases, on whomsoever they were applied . Disillusioned , Hahnemann renounced h is
practice of medicine. While engaged in translating a treatise on herbal medicine, he felt d issatisfied with
the explanatio n given for the cure of malarial fever by giving cinchona bark. H e rook the drug hi mself
in order to investigate the changes induced by it on his h ealthy system. Strangely, the symptoms of
malaria made their appea rance in h im, one after the other, bur without the chilly rigor. This reminded
him of Hippocrates' aphorism, "Si milia similibus curenrur," meaning "Let likes be cured by likes".
H ahnemann felt convinced that the drug, which was the best agent ro cure malarial fever, produced in
him the initial symproms of that fever. He then investigated the action, o n healthy human beings, of as
many as 50 more drugs over a period of six years. He recorded the symptoms produced , and compared
them with the symproms o f diseases against which they were used successfully.
In 1776, Hahnemann published the results of his findings in a pa per entitled "Essay on the new
principle for ascertaining the curative power of d rugs." In this, he postulated the most important
principle of homeopathy, stating, "Every powerful medicinal substance produces in the human body a
kind of peculiar disease, the more powerful the medicine, the more particularly marked and violent the
disease. We should imitate nature, which sometimes cures a chronic disease, by superadding another,
and e mploy in the disease (especially chro nic) we wish to cure, that medicine which is able to p roduce
another very similar artificial disease, and t he former will be cu red similia similibus." In 18 10, he
published The Organon of the Rational An of H ealing, his .greatest book, wherein he elucidated
systematically the method s and principles of a system of medical treatment ro which he had given the
name of"Homeo pathy".
Homeopathy is a much younger and newer system of medicine than most others. Homeopathy is very
different from other systems- in terms of its very perceptions about diseases and ailments, and their
treatment and cure. The h omeopathic approach is holistic, that is, while t reating a patient a homeopath
will consider not only the disease, but the whole constinHion of the patient. Iris based on the treatment
of the patient as a whole, a nd not o n the compartmentalization of the human a natomy. To know abo ut
homeopathy, we should know what " individualization" and "similimum" mean, because these rwo are
the basic tenets on which selection of homeopathic medici nes depends, as practi ced and taught from
the tim e of Hahnemann. These b asic tenets are exacdy wha t a re not used by the Banerji Protocols. 1l1e
Banerji Prorocols are based o n a Diagnostic approach, much like conventional medici ne.
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diseases. The use of specific medicines in specific potencies, in fixed dosage patterns, eliminates the
necessity for any guess work on the part of novice practitioners and is always a tremendous help for
even seasoned doctors. Our approach is more diagnostic than individualistic, i.e. more objective
than subjective.
b) The focus is on the diagnostic approach hence the case-taking time is shortened. In a short time
more patients can be treated.
c) The Banerji Protocols ensures replicability - the standardization of medicines makes it more
acceptable to the scientific community. It is possible to conduct clinical trials.
d) Easy to learn and disseminate to medical students and even experienced doctors. We have
conducted teaching seminars in various cities in India such as Nagpur, Ranchi, Agartala etc.,
e) A doctor following the Banerji Protocols can easily treat 50-70 patients a day. This makes it a viable
profession.
f) At present, we have an estimated many doctors trained in the use of the Banerji Protocols, both in
India and abroad, and they are in private practice in many locations. These doctors on an average
have 3 clinics each of which are attended by approximately 150 patients' every day. In the main
clinics at Elgin Road and Ashutosh Mukherjee Road, there is a daily footfall of 1000 to 1200
patients.
g) The popularity of the Banerji Protocols are spreading rapidly all over the world and we are getting
enquiries and being invited to teach this system from homeopaths and doctors all over USA,
Canada, Spain, Portugal, Germany, Italy etc.
h) At present we treat patients with every disease, via the internet, ·primarily different types of cancer
in over 80 countries around the world, using only the Banerji Protocols.
i) The cost of treatment by our medicines and protocols are much lower than any other system of
medicine. The approximate cost for medicine for one month Banerji Protocols are f 100.00, at
present. The socio-economic impact is evident.
j) We have successfully used the Banerji Protocols as an effective alternate to antibiotics in treating
infectious diseases, producing no toxic side effects and bringing about rapid recovery. We have
definite treatment for most of the infectious diseases like as Sinusitis, Tonsillitis, Bronchitis,
Pneumonia, Tuberculosis, Meningitis, Otitis media (pus from ear), Gastro-enteritis (vomiting-
diarrhea), Dysentery, and Urinary Infections amongst many others.
k) Viral infections such as common cold, influenza, measles, chickenpox, mumps, viral hepatitis
{jaundice), viral meningitis etc. are very well treated with our treatment
l) We are not against surgery. Surgery is an art and science in itself. Surgery is called forth in
conditions where medicines have a limited or no role, and where surgical aid and an operation
can cure or improve the condition. There are a number of diseases that are labeled as 'surgical',
where our Banerji Protocols work curatively and one can avoid surgery. Some such ailments are:
Septic recurrent Tonsillitis, Piles, Anal Fissures, Fistula of different varieties, Appendicitis, Chronic
Suppurative Otitis Media, Vocal cord nodules, Polyp in nose-ear, Kidney & Biliary calculi, Uterine
Fibroids, Ovarian Cysts, Warts, Corns, etc.
m) In modern life, infections have diminished and various allergic disorders have grown rampant.
The Banerji Protocols offer very effective treatment in all allergic diseases such as various skin
diseases like Urticaria, Eczema, Contact Dermatitis, as well as gives excellent results in Asthmatic
Bronchitis.
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n) Migraines, Asthma, Peptic ulcer, Allergy, Ulcerative colitis, etc. are successfully treated with our
prococols.
o) 1l1e Banerji Prococols are not limited to certain diseases but is universally applicable to all kinds
of diseases. It is time that people, especially the scientific community, muse be made fully aware
of the benefits and the scope of our treatment in various diseases. The Banerji Protocols should be
made available to the benefit of all ailing persons, as it can positively help majority of the diseases
that we have today.
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A Tribute
Pareshnath was born in the very year that Pandit Iswarchandra Vidyasagar
(1820-1891), the great social reformer and educationist and his father's
eldest brother, passed away. Born with a tremendous legacy and social
responsibility, Pareshnath had much to live up to, and the onus was on
him to study hard and prove himself. On the one hand, his famous uncle
Vidyasagar was the epitome of what every mother looked for in a son----
honest, upright, outspoken, scholarly, socially aware, revolutionary and a
man of vision and action. On the other, Pareshnath had to look up to his
own father Ishanchandra who was the physician in his local village after
having been initiated into homeopathy by Vidyasagar himself- the first
practicing homeopath in the family.
Dr. Pareshnath Banerji Even though Pareshnath was only 12 years old when his father passed
away in 1903, he must have got some meaningful insight into homeopathy as his life and
work clearly revealed later. Thereafter, the main influence in Pareshnath's life was his mother,
Kashishwari Devi, who provided for his education from the monthly widow's stipend ofRs. 10 she
got as a form of support from a family trust which had been set up by Iswarchandra. Pareshnath
studied Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics at the University of Calcutta and was one of the
nine who received their Bachelor of Arts degrees in 1910. He received a British Government offer
for training in Civil Service, with an assured appointment as a District Magistrate, but refused
it as he was imbued with the spirit of the Indian freedom movement which had gathered great
momentum after the Partition of Bengal in 1905. He enrolled himself for the Master of Arts
course of the Calcutta University, but was unable to continue further studies owing to the passing
away of his mother.
Pareshnath now had to earn, and after responding to a newspaper advertisement, he got a job
which appeared suitable - of the headmaster of the Bagnan High School, in the Howrah district
of West Bengal, at a salary of Rs. 60 per month. However, he left after only a month, owing to a
feeling of uneasiness as most of the students of the school were older and better built than he was!
Pareshnath was positive enough to plunge wholeheartedly into the adventure of his life. With the
only salary he had ever earned, he set out to see as much of India as he could, living frugally and
even travelling mostly on foot to save as much money as he possibly could. He finally arrived at
Georoki in Kustia, now in Bangladesh, at the house of his sister who was 15 years older and, having
been married soon after Pareshnath's birth into the rich and well-known Rai Choudhury family of
Kustia, had seen very little of her younger brother. Dearly loving Pareshnath, she and her husband
almost adopted him into their family, providing him with monetary and other forms of support,
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to pursue his interest in studying Chemistry and Homeopathy. TI1eir four sons, who were not
very much younger, become very close to Pareshnath, probably looking upon him as a role model
because of his greater independence and travel experience. They remained close throughout their
lives.
Pareshnath stayed in Kustia till 1918, treating people in the Rai Choudhury fiefdom, and seriously
applying his mind to invent Lexin, a medicine for snakebites. He went to Karmatar in Bihar where
his famous uncle Iswarchandra had spent the last 18 years of his life. H e liked Karma tar and stayed
there for some time till he shifted to Mihijam, a small health resort village not too far away, with
which he had fallen in love at first sight.
In Mihijam, Pareshnath became painfully aware of the hazards faced by villagers when they became
sick and required medical treatment. The hospital nearest to Mihijam was 15 kilometers away in
Jamtara, and there were numerous cases of patients dying on the way to the hospital. The villagers'
lack of education and ignorance, particularly in matters of health and hygiene, did not help, and
it may be said that Pareshnath was compelled by circumstances to take up the important role of a
healer. Once, in the early stages of his stay in Mihijam, he was disturbed to see a group of villagers
carrying a sick woman o n a makeshift stretcher all the way to Jamtara. When Pareshnath asked
the villagers what had happened, they said " .. . she has been possessed by an evil spirit ... we have
tried everything possible, and are now taking her to the hospital at Jamtara ..." Pareshnath looked
at the sick woman, and felt the she would not survive the 15-kilometer journey. H e diagnosed
pneumonia on examining her; moreover, he convinced the woman's family members that he was
well versed in magical practices and healing, started ro treat her with homeopathic medicines and
cured her!
TI1e rest is history. Word spread and within a few months, every sick person in Mihijam and in
its surrounding regions was being treated by Pareshnath. Wi thin a year, he was treating a few
hundred padents per day. W hen this happened, the Indian Railways were compelled to arrange
for the stoppage of every major train at Mihijam's tiny railway station.
Pareshnath Banerji soon became a legend, achieving phenomenal success in treating all kinds of
diseases. Apart from his analytical brilliance as a doctor, what also made him stand out were his
several qualities of head and heart, including those of a philanthropist and a social worker. He
treated his patients free of cost, charging them neither consultation fees nor the cost of medicines
which was borne from the sales proceeds of his growing business in Lexin-the drug he had
invented for treating snakebites. He earned enough to meet his family needs as well, as Lexin
became very popular not only in various parts of India, but also in various snake-infested areas of
South American countries. H e also had a few other patent homeopathic medicines.
Pareshnath could confidently and successfully treat both acute and chronic conditions of numerous
diseases and ailments affecting villagers, and naturally had to treat a very large number of patients
every day. This being so, he could not possibly follow the approach of"classical" homeopaths; had
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he done so, he would not have been able to treat more than a dozen patients every day. He devised a
new approach-based on his long experience in treating very large numbers of patients. He found
that about 80°/o of his patients suffering from common ailments could be treated successfully with
the use of specific homeopathic medicines. It was by devising and following this new approach that
Pareshnath was able to treat very large numbers of patients- because the time required for each
patient was very much less in about 80o/o of the cases. He did not always adhere to Hahnemann's
dictum "single, simple and minimum,, and did not mind prescribing mixtures of medicines, or
their frequent repetitions, whenever required.
In 1931, Pareshnath married Ava Rani. They had four sons, three of whom became successful
practicing homeopaths.
The British Government conferred on Pareshnath Banerji the title of"Rai Bahadur"; as a patriotic
Indian, he refused to accept this award, having completely identified himself with the Indian
freedom movement. Among Pareshnath's friends and patients were the great patriot and nationalist
leader Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose, the first two Presidents of India Dr. Rajendra Prasad and
Dr. Sarvapalli Radhakrishnan, the well-known medical practitioner and former Chief Minister of
West Bengal Dr. Bidhan Chandra Roy, and many other such luminaries.
Pareshnath Banerji's philanthropic bent of mind found reflection not only in his interactions with
patients, but also in those with common people in Birsingha, his ancestral village in the Medinipur
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district ofWest Bengal. By virtue of being the best loved among his siblings, Pareshnath inherited
almost the who le of his family wealth which included the extensive agricultural landholdings of
Iswa rchandra Vidyasagar himself - over 160 acres of agricultural land and a lake (the well-known
Paramanik Pari) of about 33 acres which had been specially dug up on lswarchandra's insistence
with a view to ensure that the villagers of the drought-ridden area never suffered fro m a shortage
of water. Even in his most difficult times, not fo r even one day did Pareshnath use any part of
his inherited wealth for the benefit of himself or his own fa mily. In fact, on the contrary, when
land settlement operations were taken up in the 1950s, he directed his son Prasanta to arrange to
register each plot of land in the name of the particular farmer who had been tilling it. He retained
in his own name only the lake which was intended for use as a water reservoir by the people of
Birsingha and its surrounding villages.
Pareshnath Banerji's life and work was a clear reflection of what could be achieved if someone
combined all-round brilliance as a medical practitioner with all the qualities of head and heart of
a philanthrop ist and social worker. The beneficiaries were nor only the thousands and thousands
of people he himself treated, bm also those treated later under the new approach to homeopathy
he had devised, thereby giving it a veritable rebi rth.
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CHAPTER 1
BANERJI PROTOCOLS IN THE
TREATMENT OF CANCER
C ancer is a subject of great concern because there is a lack of effective treatment even in the
21st century. At present, cancer is the most common cause of death in the world. However,
the etiologies of most cancers remain unknown.
Ever since the information about this dreaded disease became widely known, and research on it
conducted, two important points have come to the forefront:
1. that cancer is an unregulated and undesirable proliferation of cells in the system; and
2. even though there have been substantial efforts undertaken, and resources spent, in addressing
issues relating to various cancer types, no "magic pill" is yet in sight.
In spite of the very best ofintentions, without definitive knowledge, it is impossible to find solutions
to problems presented by this disease. Due to this situation, along with a search for conventional
solutions, researchers are actively trying to identify treatment options offered by various systems of
complementary and alternative medicine (CAM), including homeopathy.
has been found that orthodox medicine fails to meet the needs of many patients, and that CAM
may somewhat substitute for conventional medicines. Interestingly, most patients indicate that
their problems improve with CAM which they have found incrememal in their Qualiry of Life
(QoL).
A comprehensive worldwide survey of studies of the use of CAM by cancer patients concluded
that its use is common and widespread. W ithin this broad arena of therapies, homeopathy is
consistently listed as one of the systems chosen by patients with cancer. A large descriptive survey
of cancer patients in Europe revealed that, on average, 35.9% were using some form of CAM
therapy. Homeopathy was the most commonly used of these therapies in Belgium, and was one
of the top five choices in six other countries. In other European countries, it was second only to
herbal medicines. In France, a recent study in a hospital oncology department revealed that 34%
of the patients were using CAM, and homeopathy was the most frequent choice. Homeopathy is
one of the eight most popular CAM therapies used by cancer patients in the UK.
A recently reported European survey included a prospective one-year observational study of cancer
patients, comparing one cohort of 259 patients under homeopathic treatment with a matched
cohort of 380 patients undergoing conventional treatment. Outcomes compared included QoL,
fatigue, and anxiery/depression. The researchers found a significant improvement in QoL in the
"homeopathy gro up" after three months, and a continued improvement after twelve months. The
conventionally treated group had no improvement in one Q oL scale after three months, and a
slight improvement in the other QoL scale; at twelve months, there was a slight increase in one
indicator and a decrease in the other. Fatigue and anxiery/depression were not improved in the
conventionally treated group; fatigue, but not anxiery/depression, improved in the homeopathy
group. A meta-analysis of all clinical studies on cancer treatment outcomes using homeopathy
found that all studies examined were investigating the use of homeopathy for adj unctive symptom
treatment, not as primary anti-tumor treatment.
There are a number of in vitro and in vivo studies, however, that have investigated the anti-tumor
activiry of homeopathic m edicines. In India, the laboratory of Khuda-Bukhsh has reported
a significant anti-tumor effect of homeopathic medicines Chelidonium and Lycopodium.
In America, several studies have reported an anti-tumor effect of five homeopathic medicines
used for treatment of prostate cancer. 1l1ere was a 23% reduction in tumor incidence, and for
animals with tumors, there was a 38% reduction in tumor volume in the homeopathy-treated
animals versus controls. However, in another study, there were no di rect cellular anti-cancer effects
demonstrated in these researchers' in vitro and in vivo studies. A third study examined in vivo
effects on mice treated with homeopathically prepared Sabal Serrulata, and clearly demonstrated a
biologic response to homeopathic treatment as manifested by cell proliferation and tumor growth.
Two other homeopathic medicines tested did not show similar anti-tumor effects. Another study
done in India reported that homeopathic drugs retarded liver tumor growth in mice, reduced the
incidence of chemically-induced sarcomas, and also increased the life span of mice harboring these
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tumors. What we see in this review of laboratory research of homeopathy are consistent reports
of its effectiveness in slowing tumor growth in mice without a dear mechanism of action being
demonstrated.
Our own studies done in collaboration with American researchers at The University of Texas
M D Anderson Cancer Center must be mentioned at this point, for they have demonstrated
plausible biological mechanisms for the anti-tumor effects of the homeopathic medicines tested.
In one report, we described 15 patients diagnosed with documented intracranial turners, who
were treated exclusively with the homeopathic remedies Ruta Graveolens 6C and Calcarea
Phosphorica 3X without additional chemotherapy or radiation. Of these 15 patients, six of the
seven who had glioma showed complete regression of the tumors. In this study, we also reported
that these medicines stimulated induction of survival-signaling pathways in normallymphocytes
and induction of death-signaling pathways in brain cancer cells. Cancer cell death was initiated by
telomere erosion and completed through mitotic catastrophe events. More recently, we reported
a study of four homeopathic remedies that we use for treating breast cancer against two human
breast adenocarcinoma cell lines (MCF-7 and MDA-MB-231), and a cell line derived from
immortalized normal human mammary epithelial cells. The remedies exerted preferential cytotoxic
effects against the two breast cancer cell lines, causing cell cycle delay/arrest and apoptosis. These
effects were accompanied by altered expression of the cell cycle regulatory proteins, including
downregulation of phosphorylated Rh and upregulation of the CDK inhibitor p27, which were
probably responsible for the cell cycle delay/arrest, as well as induction of the apoptotic cascade
that manifested in the activation of caspase 7 and cleavage ofPARP in the treated cells.
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in the population we serve. We treat an average of 10% to 15% of our patient rumour - 120 to
200 cancer cases a day- whose suffering from this d readed disease has helped us to formulate set
protocols for their treatment. At present, patients from more than seventy countries follow the
Banerji Protocols for treatment of their cancers through the website www. pbhrfindia.org, seeking
online medical advice and treatment. At our clinics, we are privileged to have the opportunity
to treat every type of cancer, an d at every stage of the disease. The majo rity of our patients opt
to take only our treatment without any conventional treatments, and we also have patients who
use our medicines as adjunct therapy along with conventional treatments, or after they fail. We
often also have patients who come to us to seek relief from the various side effects of conventional
chemotherapy and radiation. O ur protocols fo r the different types of cancer are mostly customized
according to the location and tissue type, and the specific medicines, in their specific dilutions and
dosage patterns, have been standardized by us.
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treatment. This is an ongoing research initiative that has been active since 2003, though due to
our access to cases treated prior to this year, we have been able to get a wider perspective from even
earlier periods in our experience.
At present, we are in the process of collaborating with researchers from the National Cancer
Institute of the United States with a view to mine the data and use the information to understand
better the sphere of efficacy, as well as eo fine-tune our prococols.
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We feel that we have reached a point where we should call upon the scientific community to look
deeper into the systems of measurement than the molecular aspects. Here, experiments such as
those of the legendary Sir Jagadish Chandra Bose (1865-1937) become more relevant- in which
he demonstrated that the photosynthetic activity of the hydrUla plant was increased by 20o/o when
less than a billionth part of nitric acid was added to carbon dioxide saturated water in which the
plant was submerged. Sir Bose also investigated the effects of the extracts of the thyroid gland,
iodine and formaldehyde, and obtained similar results on the same plant. These experiments
clearly demonstrated the definite action of an extremely high dilution on the material world.
With the Banerji Protocols, we operate on the basis of fixed medicine protocols for patients
suffering from the same disease, in definite and fixed potencies, and in pre-set dosage patterns. We
have shown innumerable cases of complete remission achieved as a result of following the Banerji
Protocols which remain unchanged for many different disease diagnoses. The case studies we have
presented on various occasions have proved the effectiveness of our medicines under the Banerji
Protocols, and have been making them more and more acceptable to the scientific community.
Our protocols of treatment drew the attention of the National Institutes of Health (NIH), USA,
and we were invited to their headquarters in November 1996, where the then Director of the
Office of Alternative Medicine (OAM) requested us to join their Best Case Series (BCS) Program
on Cancer. We joined the Program in 1997, and our presentation of cases was accepted after a
detailed scrutiny by the National Cancer Institute (NCI) of the US, in 1999. Following their
acceptance, the NCI recommended the presentation of our cases before the Cancer Advisory
Panel (CAPCAM). In July, 1999, we made this presentation- a 6-hour presentation before a
17-member CAPCAM panel consisting of cancer specialists from all the leading institutes of the
USA, including the Washington Cancer Institute, The University ofTexas M D Anderson Cancer
Center, the Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, theJohns Hopkins Medical Center, and the
Food and Drug Administration of the USA.
The panel accepted our presentation unanimously, and this was indeed a great victory for
homeopathy. Subsequently, our presentation was published as a paper in a peer-reviewed journal,
entitled "Cancer patients treated with The Banerji Protocols utilising homeopathic medicine: A
Best Case Series Program of the National Cancer Institute, USA,, Prasanta Banerji, Donald R.
Campbell and Pratip Banerji, Oncology Reports, 20:69-74,2008.
Our efforts to bring about the scientific acceptance of our system of homeopathic treatment under
the Banerji Protocols have helped produce three more scientific papers in peer-reviewed journals:
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While there are a very large number of cancer patients under our treatment, we have in the following
pages given derails only about some cases considered incurable by any form of oral medication
currently available in conventional medicine. At our research foundation and clinics, we have
treated these cases with the use of homeopathic medicines only under the Banerji Protocols.
Some different types of cancers with their protocols of treatment for some cases treated at the
PBHRF follow.
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in the USA is 6.6 per 100,000 persons per year, with an estimated mortality of 4. 7 per 100,000
persons per year.
As per traditional methods, treatments of brain tumors include maintenance medical therapy,
surgery, radiation therapy, chemotherapy and immuno-therapy. In many cases, surgical removal
of the tumor is impossible; in such cases, sometimes, partial resection is effected. Response to
radiotherapy and chemotherapy is poor in many cases, and, in a fairly high percentage of cases,
their administration is contraindicated . There are recurrences in many cases, and a number of
them show poor prognosis.
At our Foundation, brain tumor cases are treated successfully with homeopathic medicines.
In our long clinical experience, we could give relief in a large number of cases, some of which
subsequently showed complete regression. A study of seven cases treated by us have been presented
with all medical reports and information documented over the years, including CT Scans before
and after treatment.
Supportive medicines: We give fixed medicines for brain malignancy in all cases, but supportive
medicines are also given for relief. For acute headaches, Picric Acid 200C + Belladonna 3C, one
dose to be taken every half an hour till relief.
For convulsions, as well as headaches, the Cuprum Metallicum 6C + Arnica Montana 3C
combination should be taken in two doses daily.
The prescriptions for other problems are as follows:
For brain edema, if any: Lycopodium C lavarum 30C, in liquid, t\vo drops a dose, two doses daily.
For confusion: Helleborus Niger 30C, in liquid, two drops a dose, two doses daily (morning and
evening) .
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The initial observations, based on a CT Scan of the brain (plain and contrast study) done on 9th
May, 200 1, were " ... suggestive of nodular enhancing lesion left thalamic and left basal ganglia
region with perilesional oedema component. Measuring the lesion 20 mm. x 14 mm . ? Glioma ...".
His economic condition was very bad, and he was unable to have a Stereotactic Biopsy done.
C linically, the patient. felt much bener and asymptomatic within six months of our medication.
The observations made during his treatment, based on a repeat CT Scan of the brain done on 14th
May, 2002, revealed that CT features, after a comparative study with the previous scan done on
9th May, 2001 , now showed complete regression of the nodular enhancing lesion with perifocal
edema in the left basal ganglionic region, presently showing a normal scan study.
He continued the medication with reduced doses and lived a normal life for one and a half years,
until a repeat CT Scan of the brain done on 8th May, 2003 revealed " .. . Impression: Plain CT
Scan of brain appears normal ... ". {The CT Scan plate is missing.)
We stopped our medication in July, 2003.
To follow up the case again, a CT Scan of the brain (plain and contrast study) done on 6th
September, 2004 again revealed " .. .Impression: CT Scan of brain appears normal ... ".
Well after the completion of treatment for 3 years, a follow-up CT Scan of the brain was done on
28th April, 2008, the report of which stated "Impression: CECT Scan of brain as compared to
previous CT Scan done on 9th ofMay 2001 the left thalamic enhancing lesion showing complete
regression with residual dot enhancement".
O n our last enquiry in July, 20 12, the patient was found to be keeping good health, working and
living a normal life. This being the case, we have included him in our current Best Case Series
presently submitted to the OCCAM of the NCI, USA. The series as of now (September 2012) is
under review. We called him to our clinic on 5th September, 2012, to rescan him- so that he
could sign the consent form for the OCCAM. The CT Scan of the brain done on 5th September,
20 12 showed, " ... CECT Scan ofbrain within normal limits ... ".
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Clinically, the patient presented with haziness of vision, pain and weakness of the right side.
ACT Scan of Brain dated 25th December,1990 showed" . .. The most significant abnormality is
the presence of a mixed attenuating (hypo and hyperdense) well circumscribed mass at supraseller
and intra-seller region producing marked expansion of the sella slightly more on left side. The
fairly large mass measures about 2.2 ems in AP, 3.54 ems in transverse and 3.37 ems vertically as
maximum dimensions.? Craniopharyngioma? ? Pituitary macroadenoma ... ".
After undergoing our treatment, the haziness of her vision lessened from the first month of the
commencement of the treatment, and thereafter her vision was completely restored, and the pain
and weakness of the right arm completely disappeared.
ACT Scan of Brain dated 27th April, 1992 revealed" ... Follow up case of a fairly large intrasellar
mass with predominantly suprasellar extension now showing complete disappearance of the
inhomogenously enhancing mass leaving behind normal appearances of the Pituitary gland and
suprasellar cistern, since the last scan done on 25th of December 1990 . . . ".
The last follow-up of the case took place in 2006, but her husband keeps visiting us with other
patients in their extended family, and reports that she has been in an excellent state of health.
ACT Scan of Brain done on 3 1st December, 2008 showed " ... a well defined brightly enhancing
sol in right occipital lobe involving corpus callosum till midline with maximum focal edema. and
midline shift Astrocytoma/ Glioblastoma ...".
A Stereotactic Biopsy done on 2nd January, 2009 showed" ... grade IV Astrocytoma/GEM .. . ".
After undergoing our treatment, all his clinical symptoms disappeared within 3 to 4 months.
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A follow up CT Scan of Braln (plain and contrast study) done on 2nd September, 2009, showed
" .. . As compared to previous CT study done on the 31st December 2008 reveals significant
resolution of the lesion with very minimal residue in right posterior parietal region and splenium
of corpus callosum , there is no shift of midline structures .. . ".
Now, the patient is leading a trouble-free, normal life, but is still continuing his medication in reduced doses.
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W e would like to explain in some detail the action ofRuta Graveolens 6C and Calcarea Phosphorica
3X in destroying brain cancer cells.
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Along with the Professor of Cell Biology and Genetics at The University of Texas M D Anderson
Cancer Center, Houston, USA, apaper was published, entitled "Rura 6 selectively induces cell death
in brain cancer cells bur proliferation in normal peripheral blood lymphocyres: A novel treatment for
human brain cancer" in the International journal ofOncology in October, 2003, where the excellent
results on following our method of treatment with Rura and Calcarea Phosphorica has been dealt
with.
According to our observations for the last 30 years, these medicines have the definite power to
reduce and cure Intracranial SOL. It may be interesting to note that our claims with regard to the
action of these medicines have been succes~fully vindicated in vitro.
Both in vivo and in vitro results showed induction of survival-signaling pathways in normal
lymphocytes, and the induction of dearh-signaling pathways in brain cancer cells. Cancer cell
death was initiated by telomere erosion and completed through mitotic catastrophe events. We
proposed rhar Rura, in combination with Ca3(P04)2, could be used for effective treatment of all
types of brain cancers, particularly glioma.
Of interest in this context is the fact that the brain tumor community in many countries in the
world has shown an immensely favorable response to this protocol of treatment. We all know that
patients suffering from serious diseases often acquire a good deal of knowledge about their diseases.
Lately, we have been receiving 60 to 70 mails a day from patients all over the world who have read
the paper on Rura and, in an uncontrolled manner, have started taking the medicine themselves.
When, after 3 to 4 months of treatment, they find that their tumors have regressed, or become
static, they contact us to fine-tune the treatment for them.
Ruta Graveolens
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Rutin, the active ingredient of Ruta, is known for its anti-oxidant and anti-inflammatory
activities, and also for reducing oxidative damage in a rodent model. In addition, Ruta is also
known to protect from DNA strand breaks and to prevent mutagenesis. Calcium phosphate
activates phospholipase, which cleaves a membrane bound molecule that activates protein
kinase C.
Thus, one may consider these aspects for a possible explanation of such effects.
• Kali Carbonicum 200C, in liquid, one • Carbo Animalis 200C, two doses daily.
dose on alternate mornings.
• Bryonia Alba 30C +Aconitum Napellus
• Thuja Occidentalls 30C, two doses daily. 200C, two doses daily.
• Kali Muriaticum 3X + Ferrum
Phosphoricum 3X (two tablets of each
together= one dose), two doses daily.
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In case of acute cough, Ipecacuanha 30C (one dose) may be repeated every one hour, then reduced
to every three hours, when the condition is much better.
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For hemoptysis, Ferrum Phosphoricum 3X, one dose (five tablets) may be repeated after every
hemoprysis.
If hemoprysis is not checked by Ferrum Phosphoricum 3X, Hamamelis Virginica 200C + Arnica
Montana 3C (one dose) is to be given after each episode of hemoprysis, and discontinued after
improvement.
In case of pleural effusion, Lycopodium Clavatum 30C, in liquid, three doses daily, are
to be given. This often stops the formation of fluid in the lungs, and h elps in abso rbing
the fluid.
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A repeat Chest X-ray done on 29th September, 1999 revealed " ... radiograph shows that there
has been definite improvement in the right upper lobe caseating lesion since his previous X-ray
which was taken on 9th March 1999. The right upper lobe remains collapsed. Heart and trachea
are displaced to the right due to lobar shrinkage . .. ".
A repeat Chest X-ray done on 12th January, 2000 showed " . .. since his previous X-ray which was
taken on 29th September 1999 there has been no great change in the overall appearances of the
right upper lobe lesion. The affected lobe remains collapsed and there is no evidence of any active
neoplasm at present. There is nothing to suspect rumour recurrence or spread of lesion in last 4
months ... ". (Plate picture is bad.)
A repeat Chest X-ray done on 2nd November, 2000 showed " .. . only scarring is noted in the
right upper lobe. The affected lobe is considerably shrunken. Trachea and mediastinum are shifted
to the right. Left lung field is emphysematous, but there is no parenchyma! lesion in this lung.
Radiologically healed neoplasm in the right upper lobe. Appearances remain satisfactory for last
I 0 months ...".
A repeat Chest X-ray done on 27th June, 2001 showed " ... Old case of Rt. upper lobe bronchial
neoplasm - for assessment. There has been further improvement in the Rt. upper lobe residual
lesion since his previous X-ray dated 2nd of November 2000. Only scarring is now visible in
affected lobe. Trachea and mediastinum are displaced to the Rt., as previously m entioned. Lt.
Lung remains clear".
After six months, another follow up Chest X-ray done on 5th February, 2002 showed " .. . case
of Rt. upper lobe bronchial neoplasm-under medical management. Only residual shadowing is
now present in the Right upper lobe, less than what was noted in his previous x-ray dated 27th
June 2001. The main rumor mass remains virtually unchanged. Left lung remains clear. No rib
destruction recognized. Pleural sinuses are clear. The neoplastic process has been arrested compared
to his previous X-ray. (Picture is bad.)
After 6 years without any medication, a follow up Chest X-ray done on 18th June, 2007
showed " ... there is no recurrence ... ".
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ACT Guided FNAC of mediastinal mass dated 24th November, 1994 showed " ... malignant
,
tumor....
After undergoing our treatment, all his symptoms showed improvement within 3 to 4 months.
The following follow-up X-rays were done to assess the condition of the patient:
The X-ray dated 3 1st January, 1995 showed " ... considerable shrinkage in the mediastinal
,
mass ....
The X-ray dated 5th July, 1995 showed " ... Gradual and excellent regression of the mediastinal
mass since original X-ray of November '94 ... ".
The X-ray dated 9th January, 1996 showed" ... small residual opacity still present ... ".
The X-ray dated 23rd September, 1996 showed " ... There has been complete resolutio n in the
mediastinal tu m or since last X-ray which was taken on (January 9, 1996) .. . ".
At the National Cancer Institute in the USA, this case was described as a diagnosed case of
Malignant Neoplasm. According to the TNM classification of the tumor in this case, the growth
was T2, Nl, MO- Stage II; if it was a case of metastasis from an unknown primary, then it would
be staged at Stage IV.
We stopped his medicines in April, 1997. After one year, a follow up Chest X-ray was done on 7th
January, 1999, and showed " ... There has been no recurrence of mediasti nal mass since last X-ray.
Lung fields are now clear ...".
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An X~ Ray Chest P A View done on 30th October, 2003 showed " . .. Complete resolution of the
dense homogenous opacity in right upper lobe . . . ".
Thereafter, we reduced the doses and stopped all medicines after 6 months.
After 4 years without any medication, the last follow up X-Ray was done on 29th April, 2009 and
showed normal condition.
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An X-ray of Chest (PA view) dated 27th December, 1994 showed " ... homogeneous triangular
opacity of consolidation is seen in right mid zone . . . ".
ACT Scan of Chest dated 9th January, 1995 showed" ... dense irregular lobulated mass with
shaggy margins are seen in right upper lobe and lateral segment oflateral middle lobe ...".
An X-ray of Chest of 9th January, 1995 showed " ... radio-opacity is seen in right upper and
middle zone ... ".
ACT Guided FNAC from the right lung mass dated 9th January, 1995 showed " .. . carcinoma
lung (small cell type) ... ".
After undergoing our treatment, the patient became asymptomatic within 2 to 3 months.
An X-ray of Chest dated 24th March, 1995 showed "... almost complete resolution of the
consolidation in right mid zone ...".
Chest X-rays were done on several occasions, the last time on 19th December, 1998, which showed
that there was complete resolution of the lung lesion.
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PANCREAS CANCER
Of all cancers, cancer of the pancreas is one of the most dangerous, and percentages of cure are
low. At our research foundation, we treat these cases with success in some cases, and give relief and
prolong the lives of patients in many cases. The cases treated successfully include those of patients
living normal lives for more than fifteen years without any medicines.
Treatment
Carduus Marianus 9 and Conium After the treatment with first line
Maculatum 3C, one dose every 3 hours medicines, if necessary, give Hydrastis
alternately. Canadensis 9 and Chelidonium Majus
6X, in liquid: one dose every 3 hours
Chelidonium Majus 6X, in liquid: give
alternately, but not during sleep at
two doses daily, 15 to 20 minutes before
night; other symptomatic medicines, if
talcing any food.
necessary, may be given in case of acute
trouble.
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PK, a 47-year-old male, came to us for treatment on 13th December, 2010, presenting with pain
in his upper abdomen, as well as back pain in the lower dorsal region, acidity, sour belching and
gas in the abdomen.
The USG of his lower abdomen done on 5th December, 2010 showed " ... Pancreas is
enlarged in size. A poorly defined heterogeneous SOL (75 x 58 x 57) mm is arising from
the head of the pancreas. Few focal calcifications are seen in head. Body and tail of pancreas
is unremarkable ... ".
A Biopsy from head of p ancreas and liver nodule dated 1Oth December, 2010 showed
" ... poorly differentiated infiltrating adenocarcinoma head of pancreas with metastasis in
liver...".
After undergoing 6ur treatment, all his clinical symptoms disappeared within a month.
A follow up USG of Lower Abdomen done on 29th March, 2011 showed " ... Irregular outline
with heterogeneous echo pattern of the pancreas. Main pancreatic duct is dilated (9.1mm.) with
calculi inside ... ".
The patient is continuing to take our medicines and living a normal life.
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In this book, we have reported our cancer treatment outcomes using the Kaplan-Meier survival analysis.
We have included only chose patients who had at least one follow-up visit 6 months or more after
the first visit for treatment. We cannot draw any meaningful conclusions on patients who do not
meet these criteria, In general, about V2 to 2h of the patients who come to our clinics do not return
for a second follow-up visit, or, if they do, we do not see them again 6 months or more later. Thus,
we have smaller numbers of patients included in our statistical analysis than actually come to our
cUnic for treatment.
The Kaplan-Meier analysis allows for the fact that, in a typical study of medical outcomes, one
cannot calculate the actual mean survival time of a group of patients unless the survival time for
each patient is actually known, which would be only when the last patient has died. Survival
curves, therefore, plot percent survival as a function of time. Time zero is not some specified
calendar date; rather, it is the time that each patient entered the treatment protocol. At time zero,
by definition, all patients are alive, so the survival rate is 100%. \Vhenever a patient dies, the
percent surviving decreases.
With the Kaplan-Meier method, survival is recalculated every time a patient dies. In most survival
studies, including ours, some surviving subjects are not followed for the entire span of time
indicated on the curve. This happens because some patients are still alive at the end of the data
collection period. Many studies enroll patients over a period of several years. The patients who
enrol! later are not followed for as many years as patients who enrol! early. Also, some drop out
of the treatment early. In either case, we know that a given patient survived up to a certain time,
but have no useful information about what happened after that. Information about these patients
is said to be censored. Before the censored time, we know they were alive and following the
treatment protocol, so we have useful information. After they are censored, we do not use any
more information on the patient.
The mean survival time calculated by the Kaplan-Meier method provides us with the average
survival time of the patients. The survival function, calculated using the Kaplan-Meier method,
captures the probability that a patient will survive beyond a specified time.
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In order to extrapolate from our knowledge of a specific group of patients to the overall population,
a survival curve is far more informative when it includes a 95% confidence interval (Cl). This is
represented by the top and bottom lines of the graph, with the actual survival function of the
patients we treated represented by the middle Hne. We can be 95% sure that the true population
survival curve lies within the 95% Cl shown on the graph.
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BREAST CANCER
Breast cancer is the most frequendy diagnosed type of cancer, and the leading cause of cancer
deaths among females in the world, accounting for 23% (1.38 million) of the total number of
cases, and 14o/o (458, 400) of the total number of deaths in 2008. It is now also the leading cause
of cancer deaths among females in economically developing countries.
Millions of breast cancer deaths all over the world have been a matter of great concern for health
authorities. In conventional treatment, surgery and chemotherapy are the only options. But, in a
majority of cases, metastasis occurs in bones, lungs and other organs which results in death. Under
the Banerji Protocols of treatment, we use homoeopathic medicines only and get a high percentage
of success.
Our statistics
Total number of cases recorded: 941 (1990 to 2005)
These medicines are effective in a large number of cases. Generally, the breast lump gradually
reduces in size and disappears.
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Recently, we have done an experiment in collaboration with Dr. Subrata Sen, experimental
pathologist and Professor at The University of Texas M D Anderson Cancer Center, Houston,
USA. During the experiment, it was observed on the slides that each of the medicines destroys the
breast cancer cells, but not the normal cells. The results were very encouraging, and clearly showed
the effectiveness of the medicines used. The results of the experiment have been published in the
International journal ofOncology 36: 375 - 403, 2010, as a paper "Cytotoxic effects of ultra-diluted
remedies on breast cancer cells".
ESOPHAGEAL CARCINOMA
In esophageal carcinoma, the mortality rate is very high. Treatment by conventional medicines
consists of surgery, radiotherapy, chemotherapy and, in some cases, replacement of the esophagus.
It is not possible to analyze scientifically the treatment of esophageal carcinoma by conventional
medicines; as a result, reliable statistics are nowhere available.
At our clinics, the treatment of such cases has been carried out for more than 40 years, and records
have been kept since 1993 when our research foundation was established.
Treatment
FIRST LINE MEDICINES SECOND LINE MEDICINES THIRD UNE MEDICINES
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The botanical name of Condurango is Marsdenia Condurango under the family Asclepiadaceae.
Homeopathic medicines are produced from the bark, and the medicines used by us were procured
from reputed homeopathic medicine manufacturers.
It is very difficult to explain the action of Condurango, and how it helps in the regression of
esophageal tumors. Condurango contains large amounts of tannins. Tannins (commonly referred
to as tannic acids) are water-soluble plant polyphenols comprising a heterogeneous group of
compounds. An increasing body of experimental evidence indicates that tannins exert anti-
carcinogenic activity, and can inhibit the proliferation of cancer cells and induce apoptosis. Tannins
of Terminalia Catappa, which is a folk medicine, can prevent lipid peroxidation, superoxide
formation, and have free radical scavenging activities. In these ways, they can prevent cancer. It
has also been observed that tannic acid dietary intake in low doses can produce a strong chemo-
protective activity against spontaneous hepatic neoplasm development in C3H male mice, most
probably through anti-promoting mechanisms. Considering all these facts, it appears that tannins
of Condurango prevent the development of cancer by anti-promoting mechanisms, free radical
scavenging, decreasing lipid peroxidation and superoxide formation. After development of cancer,
tannins of C ondurango can initiate apoptotic mechanisms in the tumor cells, and thereby produce
a regression in the tumor. Thus, our findings indicate that Condurango is a medicine that can be
used with reasonable confidence in the treatment of esophageal carcinoma.
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A Barium Swallow X-ray done on 17th October, 1996 showed " ... a hold up of the dye in the
mid-third of the esophagus with proximal dilatation of the same, signifying an obstruction at that
level ... ".
An Endoscopy done on 29th November, 1996 showed " ... GE junction at 40cm. At 18 cm. is a
growth extending up to 22cm. causing luminal narrowing ... ".
A Biopsy done on 6th December, 1996 revealed " ... section shows moderately differentiated
Squamous Cell Carcinoma ... ".
After undergoing our treatment, the patient's symptoms disappeared within 2 months.
A post-treatment Barium Swallow X-ray dated 12th July, 1997 showed " ... there is considerable
improvement in the patency of the esophagus ... ".
The patient was completely free of the disease and living his normal life till our last follow-up in 2002.
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After undergoing our treatment, the patient became asymptomatic and her condition improved
remarkably within a month. The jejunostomy was removed some time after the start of our
treatment when the patient was found to have recovered from her dysphagia.
A post-treatment repeat Barium Swallow X-ray done on 12th October, 1995 showed " ... There is
no filling defect in the esophagus... ".
We reviewed the case regularly till our last follow-up in 2000.
PROSTATE CANCER
Prostate cancer is the second most frequently diagnosed type of cancer and the sixth
leading cause of cancer deaths in males, accounting for 14% (903,500) of the total
number of new cancer cases, and 6% (2 58,400) of the total number of cancer deaths in
males in 2008.
The incidence of prostate cancer is generally more in those aged between 65 years and 80 years.
The most prominent symptom is passage of blood through the urine (hematuria), with restricted
flow of urine and occasional retention. At our research foundation, we have treated a very large
number of cases with success.
Treatment
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Geranium Maculatum 8, one dose may be repeated every 1 to 2 hours (SOS), whenever there is
bleeding.
In any of these protocols, Geranium Maculatum 9 should be given for bleeding (hematuria); it
prolongs the lives of patients. H amamelis Virginica 8 (ten drops) in each case, is to be given in case
of hematuria, if Geranium Maculatum fails.
In C<l.\e of severe dysuria, Chimaphila Umbellata 8, one dose every one to two hours alternately,
with Cantharis 200C is very effective if given for quick relief.
LIVER CANCER
Liver cancer in men is the fifth most frequently diagnosed type of cancer worldwide, but the second
most frequent cause of cancer deaths. In women, it is the seventh most commonly diagnosed type
of cancer and the sixth leading cause of cancer deaths. An estimated number of748,300 new liver
cancer cases and 695,900 cancer deaths occurred worldwide in 2008.
Treatment
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OSTEOSARCOMA
Tumors develop from osteoblastic being connective tissues included osteoid osteoma and
osteosarcoma. Osteoid, osteoma are benign tumors. Osteosarcoma is a highly malignant tumor
of the bone; it occurs in young children, the most common site being around the knee, but it
also occurs in other bones like head of humerus, scapula bones, etc. This is commonly treated by
surgery under the conventional method, and in the case of those which are occurring around the
knees, the leg is amputated from just above the lesion. But, at our clinics, we have treated many
such cases with a high percentage of success by the treatment protocol given below. Osteosarcoma
is the most common malignant bone tumor in youth. The average age at diagnosis is 15 years.
Boys and girls have a similar rate of incidence of this tumor until late adolescence, at which stage
boys are more commonly affected. The cause is not known. In some cases, osteosarcoma runs in
familial retinoblastoma, a cancer of the eye which occurs in children. It appears to be a defective
tumor inhibitor gene. Sometimes, in the course of our practice, we s~e the action of homeopathic
medicines and are amazed.
Treatment
The best results we have got in treating In the second line medicines, we use Ruta
Osteosarcoma are with: Graveolens 200C in place of Symphytum
Officinalis 200C; the other medicines
Symphytum Officinalis 200C and Calcarea
remain the same. These second line
Phosphorica 3X.
medicines are begun after a fair trial with
One dose every 3 hours alternately. When Symphytum Officinalis and Calcarea
the patient is better with regard to pain, Phosphorica for at least three or four
reduce the dose to two doses daily for each months.
medicine.
Carcinosinum 30C, one dose on alternate
nights.
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An X-ray of his left knee joint dated 5th June, 2003 showed " ... a well defined eccentric lesion in
metaphysis with sclerosis at edges - ? fibrous cortical defect/aneurismal bone cyst/lymphoma ... "
The child underwent histopathological examination of swelling on 12th June, 2003, which
revealed " ... Section shows histology of a high grade sarcomatous lesion showing many mitotic
figures ... Poorly differentiated sarcomatous lesion ... ".
At that time, the parents of the child were advised at the Chittaranjan National Cancer Institute,
Kolkata, to allow immediate " ... above the lesion amputation . . . " of the affected leg.
After undergoing our treatment, the swelling gradually subsided and the architecture of the knee
completely returned to normal. The boy became asymptomatic and began living his normal life.
A X-ray of his lefi: knee joint dated 16th December, 2003 revealed " ... gross healing at osteolytic area ..." .
A repeat X-ray dated 14th August, 2004 showed " ... remineralization seen at the lower third of
left femur ... ".
Thereafter, we reduced the doses and gradually tapered off the medicines after 4 months.
For follow-up, after 3'h years without any medication, an X- ray was done on 25th August, 2008,
and this showed " ... Comparative study with that of previous skiagram dated 14th August,
2004 shows the appearance of the lower 3rd of left femur is almost normal ...".
The patient is living a normal life, and last visited us in July, 2012.
X-ray left knee joint dated Picture of Histopathology X-ray left knee joint dated
05.06.2003 dated 05.06.2003 16.12.2003
X-ray left knee joint dated X-ray left knee joint dated
14.08.2004 25.08.2008
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STOMACH CANCER
A total of989,600 new stomach cancer cases and 738,000 deaths were estimated to have occurred
in 2008, accounting for 8o/o of the total cases and 1Oo/o of total deaths.
Cancer of the stomach often starts with symptoms like gastric pain, sometimes hunger pain; this
being so, it is treated as a gastric pain. In conventional treatment, surgery and chemotherapy are
the usual options; these, in many cases, are not very helpful. Generally, stomach cancer is detected
in an endoscopy examination in which ulcerative growth is found in the stomach.
Treatment
Arsenicum Album 3C, in liquid, one dose Conium Maculatum 3C, two doses daily,
1S minutes before taking food, five to six is to be given if there is a lump formation
doses a day. in the stomach.
Hydrastis Canadensis e , two doses daily. Hydrastis Canadensis e , two doses daily.
RECTAL CANCER
Colorectal cancer is the third most commonly diagnosed type of cancer in males and the second
most in females, with over 1.2 million new cancer cases and 608,700 deaths estimated to have
occurred in 2008.
Rectal cancer usually starts with bleeding in the rectum, and then increases slowly to a condition
in which the frequency of stool increases, and ultimately involuntary passage of mucoid matter,
mixed with small quantities of stool results. Sometimes, there is pain and burning.
Treatment
FIRST LINE MEDICINES SECOND LINE MEDICINES THIRD LINE MEDICINES
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In case of involuntary stool, Veratrum Album 200C, one dose, should be given every
1 to 2 hours.
COLON CANCER
Generally, the symptoms in the case of colon cancer depend on the location of the tumor. But,
generally, in most of the cases we get bleeding in the rectum off and on. This is a very serious
complication, and the second leading cause of death due to cancer in the USA. These cancers are
found to be adenocarcinomas in almost all the cases. In many cases, a lump formation is found.
There is complete bowel obstruction in many cases due to the growth inside the colon; in such
cases, emergency operation of the colon becomes necessary.
Treatment
In case of bleeding in the rectum, Hamamelis Virginica 9, one dose, may be given after every
bleeding.
In cases where a lump is detected, Conium Maculatum 1OOOC, in liquid, one dose once in a week,
is to be added.
If the first line medicines do not Carbo Animalis 200C, four doses daily.
produce good results, then give
Ferrum Phosphorisum 3X and Calcarea
Conium Maculatum 3C, and Hydrastis
Fluorica 3X (two tablets of each together=
Canadensis. 200C, one dose every 3 hours
one dose), two doses daily.
alternately.
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metastasises other parts of the body after this kind of treatment. In our process of treatment with
homeopathic medicines, it is treated very effectively with a high percentage of cure.
Treatment
Carbo Animalis 200C, three doses daily. Kreosotum 200C, four doses daily.
Arnica Montana 3C, also three doses daily
in case of bleeding PN. Arnica Montana
3C also kills pain if there is any.
When the condition improves, the doses are to be reduced to two doses daily. In case of tumorous
growth in the uterus, ovary, etc., Conium Maculatum 3C, two doses daily, is to be added.
In case of acute painful deglutition, we add Mercurius Cyanatus 200C, two to three doses daily.
If the vocal cord is affected, with aphonic H the second line medicines do not
and breathing trouble, give Hepar produce good results, the next protocol
Sulphuris Calcarea 200C, four doses daily. will be Thuja Occidentalis 30C, two doses
Also give Hydrastis Canadensis 200C, daily, and Kali Muriaticum 3X, four doses
two doses daily. daily.
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BANERJIPROTOCOLSIN
THE TREATMENT OF OTHER
DISEASES AND AILMENTS
In the case of deep scarring and the formation of sebaceous cysts, we have found that the inclusion
of Fluoricum Acidicum 200C, one dose daily, along with any of the above protocols, is very
effective.
ALLERGIC RHINITIS
A specific medicine for the building up ofimmunity against cold allergy and a subsequent medicine
for immediate relief are to be considered.
ALOPECIA
Alopecia is partial baldness, or the loss of hair from the scalp or body, and may even extend to total
hair loss, or baldness.
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ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE
Alzheimer's disease is now one of the most serious concerns globally, as it has been predicted that
it will affect one in every 85 persons by the year 2050. The commonest starting symptoms of
this disease are premature ageing and a lack of memory for recent events. Confusion, irritability,
aggression, mood swings, deterioration of language or language breakdowns, and long-term
memory losses lead to a general withdrawal of the sufferer as his senses fail, resulting in a loss of
body functions and, ultimately, death.
We have treated numerous cases ofAlzheimer's disease. In many cases, our medicines have benefited
patients greatly by effectively halting the spread of the disease.
ANAL FISSURE
Anal fissure causes terrible pain, often with a burning sensation, while passing stool, but this may
occur at any time, not related to defecation. It can occur at all ages, but usually occurs in persons
between six years and thirty years. It is generally associated with constipation, but it can also
happen if there is no constipation.
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In the case of both animal and human bites, these two medicines are very effective.
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Chronic appendicitis
• Lycopodium Clavatum 1OOOC in
liquid, one dose every I 0 days, for 3
months.
• Sulphur 200C, one dose every I 5 days,
for 3 months.
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AUTISM
Autism is a disorder of neural development, resulting in impaired social interaction due to a lack
of proper communication skills and in many cases, depending on severity, there is a resultant
repetitive behavioral pattern.
AVASCULAR ULCERS
Avascular ulcers present particularly difficult problems. We have very good and effective treatment
for them under our Protocols, even through it takes a relatively long time.
BARTHOLIN'S CYST
This is a most recurring problem. One medicine has to be continued for a considerably long time
to stop the recurrence. During the acute stage, the medicines need to be repeated more often. With
our treatment, the cyst slowly reduces in size and ultimately disappears.
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• Hepar Sulphuris Calcareum 200C + • Lachesis Mutus 200C, one dose every
Arsenicum Album 200C, two doses alternate day.
daily; these may be increased to four
• Hepar Sulphuris Calcareum 200C +
doses daily in severe cases.
Arsenicum Album 200C, two doses
daily.
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• Chelidonium Majus 6X and Conium • Carduus Marianus 30C, one dose every
Maculatum 3C, one dose every 3 hours 3 hours.
alternately.
• Hydrastis Canadensis 200C, one dose
every alternate day.
• Conium Maculatum 3C, two doses daily. • Hydrastis Canadensis 200C, two doses daily.
• Arsenicum Album 3C in liquid, one • Conium Maculatum 1OOOC in liquid,
dose 15 minutes before every intake of one dose every 10 days.
food.
BRAIN ABSCESS
Brain abscess is a suppurative infection in the brain parenchyma, often surrounded by a vascular
capsule. The usual cause is a bacterial infection, sometimes following head trauma. About 30o/o
of the cases are associated with ear infections and mastoiditis. The treatment given below is very
specific, but more symptomatic medicines may be required taking into account the condition of
the patient.
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BREAST ABSCESS
Breast abscess is generally seen in lactating mothers. It is a localised area of infection. It ruptures
when a considerable quantity of pus accumulates. Generally, surgical intervention is done under
the conventional method of treatment. However, with our treatment, no surgical intervention is
necessary; breast abscess is regressed by our oral protocol, with the medicines helping to rupture
the abscess followed by drying up of the discharges.
BURNS
In the case of burns, Cantharis 8 (Sml in a cup of water), applied externally, gives instant relief and
e
helps dry up wounds quickly. Cantharis should be applied two times a day, even in cases where
the blisters are open and ulcerated.
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CANDIDIAL GLOSSITIS
Mostly these conditions result in ulceration of the mouth, and can also be caused by Vitamin B
deficiency. There are other causes too. However, intake of vitamin tablets is not the answer to this
problem. Heavy doses of vitamin may give immediate relief, but it will not cure the condition.
Treatment is necessary to help digestion, so that those vitamins are absorbed from the normal
food. This will give a more permanent solution to this problem.
CEREBRAL PALSY
Cerebral palsy covers a large group of conditions which cause physical disability in human
development. Cerebral palsy is often accompanied by mental retardation; usually, this condition is
non-progressive and non-contagious.
At our clinics in Kolkata, we treat many children with cerebral palsy. We have found that, alongside
our treatment, proper physiotherapy is beneficial to them.
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CERVICAL POLYP
Our protocols have been very effective in regressing the cervical polyps and as well as helping with
the symptoms.
CHOLANGITIS
Acute cholangitis is a bacterial infection usually caused by bacteria ascending from its junction
with the duodenum, superimposed on an obstruction of the biliary tree most commonly from a
gallstone, but it may be associated with neoplasm or stricture.
Choledocholithiasis was the most common cause ofbiliary tract obstruction resulting in cholangitis.
Over the past t:Wo decades, biliary tract manipulations/interventions and stents have reportedly
become more common causes of cholangitis.
Cholangitis can be life-threatening, and is regarded as a medical emergency. Characteristic
symptoms include jaundice, fever, abdominal pain, and, in severe cases, low blood pressure and
confusion.
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CHOLERA
Cholera causes acute diarrheal illness, and while in these cases there is generally no temperature,
intense thirst develops. Salty water (half a teaspoonful of common salt in half a glass of cold water)
is to be given frequently - one tablespoonful at a time - and repeated whenever the patient feels
very thirsty. This prevents dehydration.
CHOLELITHIASIS
All pathological gall bladder cases do not require surgery. They can be treated very effectively
with specific homeopathic medicines under our protocol. Surgical treatment is required for only
those cases in which there is no response to oral homeopathic treatment, and complications have
developed.
The electrolite composition of gall bladder bile differs from that of the hepatic bile since most
of the inorganic anions, chlorides and bicarbonates have been removed by reabsorption across
the basement membrane. Hepatic (liver) bile is a pigmented isotonic fluid with an electrolite
composition resembling blood plasma.
When the gall bladder is operated out, the gall bladder bile is lost and digestion becomes weak, and
fatty food, fried food, etc. are likely to give discomfort, when taken after the gall bladder operation.
Reabsorption of anions, chlorides and bicarbonates also do not take place, resulting in disruption
of the bile function.
The solubility of cholesterol in bile depends upon the relative molar concentration of cholesterol,
bile acids and lecithin.
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The most important mechanism in the formation of stones is increased biliary secretion of chol-
esterol. This may occur due to many reasons which cannot be pinpointed. If, by oral medication,
the secretion of cholesterol is regulated, density of bile is made normal, the stones melt and the
disease can be cured. In some cases, even if the disease is cured, i.e. the bile is made normal, the
stones do not melt. By the intake of homeopathic medicines, the stones become silent and fixed in
one place. The patients become symptom-free for the rest of their lives.
This is my observation for my long years of practice. Now, it is confirmed in current conventional
medical books. Reference can be made to:
i) Current Medical Diagnosis & Treatment, 2010 edition, page 634-635 (USA)
ii) Clinical Medicine, Kumar & Clark, 4th edition, page 341 (London)
In many cases, the stones do melt, which is proved by ultrasonography examinations. Operation of
gall bladder is only indicated, if the stones do not melt and also the symptoms of pain etc. cannot
be controlled with oral medication.
Conclusion: All cases of stones in the gall bladder are not required to be operated. They should be
treated with homeopathic medicines. Homeopathy has specific medicines for the treatment of gall
bladder stones - only those cases which do not respond to oral homeopathic treatment, or those
which develop complications, are to be treated surgically.
Patients sometimes fear that the presence of stones in the gall bladder for a long time may cause cancer~
This idea is totally wrong; the cause of cancer is not yet known to the medical profession. I have in my
knowledge many cases where gall stones have become silent with our treatment, and have discontinued
the medicines prescribed. The patients have been keeping well for the last 20 to 25 years.
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CIRRHOSIS OF LIVER
Cirrhosis of Liver is a very serious disease, and, as per the present-day medical knowledge, it is
generally irreversible. It is one of the leading causes of death in the whole world. It is caused by
hepatic cell dysfunctions. The patient gets ponal hypertension, and, in many cases, hematemesis
and melena occur at the end-stage of the disease. Ascites is a common feature in almost all the
cases. We have got a very effective protocol for this disease, and many cases have been cured.
This protocol of treatment also cures hepatic failures. Liver enzymes slowly come to normal, the
patient improves in health, and slowly comes back to normal life.
FOR FEVER FOR AllfRGIC RASHES ON BODY FOR FEVER AND CHILL
• Pyrogenium 200C, one • Antimoniwn Crudum • Secale Cornutum 6C
dose every alternate. day. 6C + Arsenicwn Album and Vitex Negundo 8,
• Scilla 6C, one dose 200C, one dose every 3 one dose every 3 hours
every 3 hours. hours. alternately.
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COLITIS
Colitis is swelling (inflammation) of the large intestine. This inflammation can be due to verious
causes such as viral parasitic, bacterial, etc.
Pain in abdomen, bloated abdomen, feelings of incomplete defecation, occasionally frequent
passing of stool, dizziness, nausea, low appetite and lassitude are common symptoms.
A positive attitude to lifestyle and a normal, tasteful diet is to be followed; only medicines cannot
help fully in the case of colitis.
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CONJUNCTIVITIS
Conjunctivitis is generally infectious, and those afflicted should wear dark glasses for comfort to
the eyes and preventing contamination. The following protocol will prove beneficial:
CONSTIPATION
There is constipation when rhe stool, because of hardness, becomes difficult to pass. The other kind
of constipation occurs when the stool is soft and cannot be passed to one's full satisfaction; this is
when the second line medicines will be relevant.
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CORNEAL ULCER
Corneal ulcers usually occur due to virus or bacterial infections. It often results in keratitis,
followed by photophobia pain, acute redness, lachryation and dimness of vision. We have had
very successful experiences in treating patients with corneal ulcers for over 55 years.
• Syphilinum 30C, two doses daily; in • Antimonium Crudum 200C, one dose
acute trouble, every 3 hours. every alternate day.
• Antimonium Crudum 6C, 4 pills in • Arsenicum Album 200C, one dose
2 drams of distilled water; for external daily; in acute cases, two to three doses
use, apply 2 drops to each eye, two daily.
doses daily.
CROHN'S DISEASE
For the treatment of this disease, many symptomatic medicines other than those mentioned below
are required, depending on the symptoms of various cases.
CYSTITIS
Acute cystitis is a very troublesome disease. Generally, the infection ascends from the urethra, and in
many cases, there is a recurrence of the symptoms. The protocol given below is beneficial, and we advise
that the medicines should be taken one dose daily for 2 months even after cure of all symptoms.
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DACRYOCYSTITIS
In the case of lachrymal sinus, the lachrymal duct becomes blocked, followed by infection
and pus formation. While surgery is advised under the conventional system of medicine,
dacryocystitis can be easily cured by our medicines.
DELIRIUM
Delirium can occur in many disease conditions where there is either a febrile state, or a
pseudo-sensory perception.
DEMENTIA
Abnormal degeneration of the brain not related to ageing, which finds reflection in the symptoms
of dementia, is considerably improved by the treatment referred to as follows:
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DENGUE
Dengue is a viral infection spread by mosquito bites. Both urban and rural populations are at risk,
and sometimes epidemics can even occur. Treatment should commence as soon as possible after
diagnosis, or even before diagnosis as there are no side effects.
DEPRESSION
Depression is a state oflow mood and aversion to activity. Depressed persons may feel sad, anxious,
empty, hopeless, helpless, worthless, guilty, irritable or restless. They may lose interest in activities
which once were pleasurable, have loss of appetite, overeat, or have problems in concentrating,
remembering details, or making decisions, and may contemplate or attempt suicide. Insomnia,
waking up early, excessive sleeping, fatigue, loss of energy, aches, pains, or digestive problems
which are resistant to treatment may also be present.
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DIARRHEA
The treatment prescribed below is very effective for diarrhea. If it occurs after an intake of very rich
food, Pulsatilla 30C, two doses, one dose after every two hours often checks the passing of stool.
However, if it still persists, the protocols referred to below should be followed.
• Natrum Muriaticum 6X
and Kali Phosphoricum
6X, (two tablets of each
together= one dose) one
dose should be given
every 3 hours to combat
dehydration.
DIPHTHERIA
Diphtheria is a serious complication which generally affects the throat (nasal, laryngeal and
pharyngeal). A tenacious gray membrane covers the tonsils and the pharynx with acute dysphagia,
and in many cases after diphtheria, soft palate paralysis occurs, resulting in regurgitation of semi-
liquid and liquid food through the nose. Soft palate paralysis is effectively cured by two or three
doses of Diphtherinum 200C.
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• Throughout the course of the illness, • Nux Vomica 30C, one dose daily; this
Sulphur 30C, one dose, can be given helps alcoholics particularly.
once in a week as an intercurrent • Thuja Occidentalis 30C, two doses
medicine; this may help rapid return to daily, helps to clear Hepatitis B or
normal life. Hepatitis C.
• Thuja Occidentalis 30C, two doses • Calcarea Arsenicum 30C, two doses
daily, helps to clear Hepatitis B or daily.
Hepatitis C.
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DIVERTICULITIS
Diverticulitis is a condition which is difficult to detect, and requires radiology or endoscopic
diagnosis. After it has been correctly diagnosed, the following medicines will be effective.
DRUG-INDUCED DERMATITIS
Drug-induced dermatitis may be one of the adverse effects of exposure to medication or drugs.
This type of dermatitis may range from a minor irritating rash to severe skin reactions such as
Erythema Multiforme. The medicines referred to below are given with the intention to both act as
an antidote to the offending substance, and give relief to the skin lesion.
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DVSMENORRHEA
In the case of primary dysmenorrhea, there are no pathological findings; severe pain occurs in 5o/o
to 6o/o of the cases. In the case of secondary dysmenorrhea, there may generally be pathological
findings indicating endometriosis, uterine tumor, etc.
• Primary dysmenorrhea
• Secondary dysmenorrhea
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20 minutes with warm one hour (SOS) during together= one dose),
water, till relie£ pain till relie£ two doses daily.
Secondary Dysmenorrhea
• Sepia 200C in liquid,
one dose every third day.
• Magnesia Phosphorica
3X, as earlier.
ENDOMETRIOSIS
Endometriosis, or the intra-abdominal bleeding from endometrial like cells outside the uterine
cavity during the bleeding phase, is usually an extremely bothersome condition.
Sometimes, this atypical bleeding may result in the formation of cysts in the pelvic cavity. These
cysts are usually called 'chocolate cysts' owing to their dark brown appearance.
Endometriosis causes pelvic pain related occasionally to infertility. It may cause dyspareunia, acute
lower abdominal pain and ovulation pain.
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EPILEPSY
If a patient is under conventional medical treatment, the medicines prescribed should be withdrawn
very slowly. The protocols given below should be followed for at least six months with a view to
understand the effect.
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EPISTAXIS
There are several causes of epistaxis. One common cause is dryness of the nostrils caused during
hot summer months and also during winter. Sometimes, it is caused in children due to intestinal
worms. Other cases may be due to nasopharyngeal growths or polyps.
ERYSIPELAS
For erysipelas, there is effective treatment for fast relief under our protocols.
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FIRST LINE MEDICINES SECOND LINE MEDICINES THIRD LINE MEDICINES
• Condurango 30C • Hydrocyanic Acid 30C • Causticum 200C, two
in liquid, two doses in liquid, two doses doses daily.
daily. daily. • Cupra Metallicum 6C,
two doses daily.
ESOPHAGEAL VARICES
This generally happens in the case of cirrhosis of liver and portal hypertension. This condition is
to be treated as per the protocol already given for cirrhosis of liver.
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• Tarentula Cubensis 200C in liquid, one • Ranunculus Bulbosus 30C, two doses
dose once in a week. 'daily; may be repeated every 3 hours
• Hypericum Perforatum 200C, two (SOS) in case of acute pain.
doses daily; may be repeated every one
hour (SOS) for pain.
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When the temperature is 102°F or more, give Belladonna 3C in liquid every 30 minutes( two or
three doses); this will give relief.
For very high temperature (102.5°F - 103oF and above), give Arnica Montana 3C + Cuprum
Metallicum 6C, one dose every 15 minutes (three doses), and wait for one hour. If the temperature
is still above 103°E repeat this treatment in exactly the same way. It will definitely stop the rise of
temperature, and also prevent fits and concussions. The temperature will come down slowly. The
normal medicines for the fever should be continued.
FIBROADENOMA BREAST
These are small, mobile lumps inside the breasts, generally associated with young women.
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In case of blood vomiting, Acalypha lndica 6C, one dose repeated every 3 hours, often stops
bleeding.
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esophagus and the stomach. This can be due to incompetence of the lower esophageal sphinter,
transient lower esophageal sphinter relaxation, impaired expulsion of gastric reflux from the
esophagus, or a hiatus hernia. A different type of acid reflux which produces respiratory and
laryngeal manifestations is laryngopharyangeal reflux (LPR), also called extraesophageal reflux
disease (EERD). Unlike GERD, LPR is unlikely to produce heartburn, and is thus sometimes
called 'silent reflux'. Possible symptoms are heartburn, regurgitation of food, dysphagia, chest
pain and painful swallowing.
GASTROINTESTINAL BLEEDING
This is a symptom which relates to bleeding from the pharynx to the rectum. Gastrointestinal
bleeding can be roughly divided into two clinical syndromes- upper gastrointestinal bleeding
and lower gastrointestinal bleeding.
Upper gastrointestinal bleeding is from a source between the pharynx and the ligament ofTreigz.
An upper source is characterised by hematemesis (vomiting up blood), and melena (tarry stool
containing altered blood).
Lower gastrointestinal bleeding may be indicated by red blood per rectum, especially in the
absence of hematemesis. Isolated melena may originate from anywhere between the stomach and
the proximal colon.
Gastrointestinal bleeding may originate from a number of sources like injury and trauma, and
diseases related to the gastrointestinal tract (peptic ulcer disease, gastritis, gastric perforation,
portal hypertension, esophageal varices, anorectal diseases and malignant diseases related to the
gastrointestinal tract. Sometimes, the diagnosis is confirmed by the occult blood examination of
the stool.
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Chronic Condition:
• Carbo Vegetabilis 200C, one dose every
third day.
• Hamamelis Virginica 200C + Arnica
Montana 3C, two doses daily.
• Arsenicum Album 3C in liquid, two
doses daily.
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GIARDIASIS
Giardiasis is a diarrheal infection caused by the organism Giardia Iamblia. It is very common in
tropical countries; nevertheless, it has a worldwide prevalence.
At our clinics, we use the following protocols to treat both children and adults very effectively.
GOUT/GOUTY ARTHRITIS
Gout is generally caused by rise of uric acid in blood, which causes acute joint pain and also pain
at other places.
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HEMANGIOMA
Hemangioma is nevus vascularis- a small, flat growth which is reddish in colour and full of blood.
It is formed at childbirth and grows with age. Under our protocol, growth in size stops immediately,
and, with time, the growth slowly vanishes. See the pictures in the section on case studies.
HEMORRHOIDS
In external or internal piles, when there is no outside swelling, the following protocols are very
effective.
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or ointment. If there are skin irritations after the drying up process, only olive oil or coconut oil
should be applied.
HICCUPS
Hiccups are the most annoying symptom of many diseases. There can be numerous causes of
hiccups; however, when they occur, the cause remains unknown in many cases.
The protocol given below has been tried successfully, and will prove effective.
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• Thyroidinum 200C, one dose daily. • Ovarian Gland 30C, two doses daily.
• Lycopodium Clavatum 30C in liquid, • Conium Macula turn I OOOC in liquid,
two doses daily. one dose every .1 0 days.
• Sabal Serrulata 9 (10 drops), two doses
daily.
• Silicea 12X, two doses daily.
HUNTINGTON'S DISEASE
This is a very serious and persistent disease. Proper counselling of the patient and patience are both
necessary.
HYPERTHYROIDISM
If a patient is under conventional medical treatment, the medicines prescribed should be withdrawn
very slowly. The protocols given below should be followed for at least six months with a view to
understand the effects.
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• lodium 200C (liquid), two doses daily. • Bromium 6C, two doses daily.
• Crataegus Oxyacantha 9, two doses • Crataegus Oxyacantha 9, two doses
daily. daily.
• Thyroidinum 200C, one dose daily.
HYPOTHYROIDISM
The medicines prescribed below for the treatment of hypothyroidism are very useful in rectifying
the system. The medicines need not be taken by a patient for the rest of his or her life; they should
be discontinued when all the reports are normal.
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IMPETIGO
Prolonged treatment is required. The eruptions go away, and the black spots, which take time to
go, follow.
INFERTILITY
Each protocol is to be tried for 3 months. In many cases, bilateral fallopian tube blocks
also go away. If the husband's semen analysis is not proper, it also has to be treated
simultaneously.
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INFLUENZA
Influenza is the most common viral fever all over the world, and is accompanied by temperature
and acute bodyache and joint pains. Our protocol aims at symptomatic relief and complete cure.
INTESTINAL TUBERCULOSIS
This is a very persistent disease and takes time to be cured. The main treatment is
prescribed below, but the medication to be given depends on the symptoms of individual
patients.
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INTRACRANIAL TUMORS
Cases of intracranial tumors, how they are formed are not known. The details of our treatment
and statistics have been given separately. Our treatment under the Banerji Protocols is now very
popular internationally.
For brain:
• Ruta Graveolens 6C, two doses daily.
• Calcarea Phosphorica 3X, two doses daily; in
acute cases, one dose every 3 hours alternately.
• Lycopodium Clavatum 30C in liquid, two
doses daily, in case there is a lot of edema in
brain.
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LEPROSY (LEPROMATOUS)
There are many types of leprosy; the most common types are anaesthetic spots, perforative ulcers
on soles, and ulcers on the fingers and toes with deformities. It takes 3 or 4 years to cure these
conditions.
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LEPROSY {TUBERCULOID)
LEUKOPLAKIA
This disease is very persistent in nature and requires prolonged treatment. Leukoplakia patches
generally appear inside the buccal cavity - inside the cheeks, on the tongue, etc. Sometimes,
when there is a burning sensation, we advise patients to take the medicines prescribed below every
3 hours.
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LYMPHATIC FILARIASIS
Filariasis is a disease caused by nematode worms, and comes into the body through mosquito bites.
Repeated attacks cause permanent swelling, generally of the legs - elephantiasis.
• Sulphur 200C and • Clematis Erecta 200C, • Sulphur 200C, two doses
Hamamelis Virginica one dose every third day. daily.
200C, one dose every 3 • Lycopodium Clavatum
• Sulphur 200C +
hours alternately. 30C, two doses daily.
Hamamelis Virginica
• In case of high 200C, two doses daily.
temperature, Belladonna
3C in liquid, every one
hour, till the temperature
comes down.
LYMPHEDEMA
Lymphedema is a condition of localised fluid retention resulting in the swelling of tissues due to
obstruction in the lymphatic system. This condition can have many causes starting from surgical
intervention to parasitic diseases like filaria.
• Lycopoc:Uum Clavatum 30C in liquid, • Bryonia Alba 200C, two doses dally.
two doses dally, till considerable rellef.
• Hamamelis Virginica 200c + Arnica
Montana 3c, two doses daily.
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MEASLES OR RUBELLA
This is a viral infection, and has its own course. Suppresive medicines should not at all he given, as
they cause many complications. The protocols given below are completely safe and reliable.
• Bryonia Alba 30C, two • Bryonia Alba 30C and • When measles rashes
doses daily. Antimonum Crudum disappear, the tempera-
6C, one dose every 3 ture is normal - on
• Belladonna 3C in liquid, the verge of cure.
hours alternately.
for high temperature, Thuja Occidentalis
one dose every 30 • In case of lung con- 30C, one dose daily, is
minutes till the gestion, Chelidonium to be given for 10 days;
temperature is stable; Majus 6X in liquid, this prevents the bad
for accompanying colds one dose every 2 effects of the disease.
and coughs, Ipecacuanha hours.
30C, one dose every
one hour (SOS) may be
given if necessary.
MENOPAUSAL SYNDROME
In the case of menopausal syndrome, apart from medicinal treatment, counselling also helps
a lot.
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MUMPS
Mumps is a viral disease and has to be treated very carefully. Sometimes, it metastasizes to the testes
and damages it.
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MUSCULOSKELETAL DISORDERS
FIRST LINE MEDICINES SECOND LINE MEDICINES THIRD LINE MEDICINES
• Thuja Occidentalis 30C, two doses daily. • Eel Serum 30C, two doses daily.
• Lycopodium Clavatum 30C in liquid, • Lycopodium Clavatum 30C in liquid,
two doses daily. two doses daily.
• Medorrhinum 200C, rwo doses daily.
NEPHROTIC SYNDROME
Nephrotic syndrome is a persistent disease which keeps recurring in spite of the availabUity of the best
healthcare facilities. However, it is quite easily and conveniendy treatable under our protocol given below.
• Bryonia Alba 30C, two • Arsenicum Album 30C, • Thuja Occidentalis 30C,
doses daily. two doses daily. two doses daily.
• Lycopodium Clavatum · • Lycopodium Clavatum • Terebinthina 6C, two
30C in liquid, two doses 30C in liquid, two doses doses daily.
daily. daily. • Lycopodium Clavatum
• Medorrhinum 200C, one 30C, liquid, one dose
dose every alternate day; daily.
if there is a high degree of
edema, and ifLycopodium
Clavatum 30C does not
help, give Apis Mellifica
6C, three doses daily.
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NON-HODGKIN'S LYMPHOMA
OSTEOMYELITIS
Osteomyelitis is a bone infection generally caused by bone injuries, open fractures, surgical
procedures, etc. In many cases, discharging sinus occurs, but not in all cases. It is curable by the
administration of homeopathic medicines.
OSTEOPOROSIS
Osteoporosis is a common phenomenon for women in their post-menopausal stage. It also occurs
in many other conditions known to physicians.
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PANCREATITIS
Acute pancreatitis is a very serious problem. In most of the cases, the etiology is unknown; in many
cases, there is calcification inside the pancreatic duct which causes acute colic, and, in some cases,
obstructive jaundice may result from a calculus getting into the CBD from the pancreatic duct.
These cases are treated very successfully with the Banerji Protocols of treatment.
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Please give these medicines for 3 months, then review the case.
PARALYSIS
There are many diseases which cause paralysis in the human system. We deal with two major causes:
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PARKINSON'S DISEASE
FIRST LINE MEDICINES SECOND LINE MEDICINES THIRD LINE MEDICINES
• Cuprum Metallicum
200C, two doses daily.
PEMPHIGUS VULGARIS
Pemphigus vulgaris is associated with the gradual onset of blisters all over the body which often
causes bleeding, occasional temperature and irritation to the skin. It is an autoimmune disease and
a very serious complication. In case of acute bleeding from the blisters, Ferrum Phosphoricum 2X
(trituration) is to be applied locally.
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PEPTIC ULCERS
FIRST LINE MEDICINES SECOND liNE MEDICINES THIRD LINE MEDICINES
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leads to abnormal connection of the epithelial surface of the anal canal and perianal skin. The
severity and depth of the abscess are quite variable, the abscess cavity is often associated with the
formation of a fistulous tract.
PHARYNGITIS
Pharyngitis is a part of upper respiratory tract infection. Pharyngitis, or sore throat representing the
inflammation of the pharynx-posterior wall of the throat and surrounding area, and tonsils caused
by virus and bacteria, produce symptoms like the common cold, cough, painful swallowing, fever,
headache, fatigue, bodyache, raw feeling in the throat, etc.
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symptoms of paralytic polio include high fever, headache, stiffness in the back and neck,
asymmetrical weakness of various muscles, sensitivity to touch, difficulty in swallowing, muscle
pain, loss of superficial and deep reflexes, paresthesia, irritability, constipation, or difficulty in
urinating. Paralysis generally develops one to 10 days after the early symptoms appear, progresses
for 2 to 3 days, and is usually complete by the time the fever breaks.
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POST-HERPETIC NEURALGIA
Herpes is a viral infection, and causes intense pain. After the subsidence of the small vesicles,
neuralgia starts and continues for a long time. We advise that no medicines should be applied to
these eruptions, because our experience shows that external application leads to severe neuralgia.
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RABIES
Rabies is a viral (rhabdovirus) encephalitis transmitted by infected saliva which gains
entry into the body by animal bite, or an open wound. The rabies virus travels to the
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brain by the peripheral nerves. The incubation period of the disease is usually a few
months in humans, depending on the distance the virus must travel to reach the central
nervous system. Once the rabies virus reaches the central nervous system and symptoms
begin to show, the infection is effectively untreatable and usually fatal within days. The
prodromal syndrome consists of pain at the site of the bite in association with fever,
malaise, headache, nausea and vomiting. The skin is sensitive to changes of temperature,
especially air currents (aerophobia). The encephalitis produces the classic rabies
manifestation of delirium alternating with periods of calm. Extremely painful laryngeal
spasms on attempting drinking (hydrophobia}, autonomic stimulation, hypersalivation,
and seizures. The less common paralytic form manifests as an acute ascending paralysis
resembling the Guillain-Barre syndrome, and the ultimate stage is coma, autonomic
nervous system dysfunction, and death. Immediately after the bite of an animal, or as
soon as possible, anti-rabies inoculation should be given.
From our side, we suggest giving Stramonium 200C + Arsenicum Album 200C, one dose every 3
hours for 15 days, to prevent the disease.
RADIATION REACTION
Patients who undergo, or have completed, radiotherapy get considerable relief from its various
side effects - such as skin changes, fatigue, diarrhea, nausea, etc.-after taking the medicines
prescribed below.
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RECTAL PROLAPSE
Rectal prolapse is a surgical condition, but, in many cases, patients do not resort to surgery -
due to either economic constraints, or various contra-indications to surgery. We have used our
protocols with such good results that nowadays we advise patients that they first try our medicines,
and if they do not yield results in 3 to 4 months, resort to surgery only then.
Each protocol should be continued for at least 3 months.
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RENAL STONES
The causes of formation of stones in the kidneys are unknown. Under the conventional system of
medical treatment, renal stones are treated as cases of surgery, and there are at present many forms
of surgical procedure. Under this system, the constitution of the patients- for which renal stones
are formed- is never the subject of such treatment; this being so, renal stones are formed again.
Moreover, owing to the surgical and invasive process followed, the nephrons of the kidneys are
damaged. There is no question of such damage to the kidneys under our system of treatment; on
the contrary, our protocols of treatment improve the immune system of patients, and help prevent
recurrence. More important, small renal stones are dissolved, and some pass out with urine. We
have also observed that if the stones are silent, they do not cause any problem.
• Berberis Vulgaris a, two doses daily. If the stones go down to the urinary
• Sarsaparilla 30C, two doses daily, to be bladder and cause pain, dysuria, and a
continued for 3 months. frequent urge for urine,
The above treatment frequently dissolves the renal stones which pass out with the urine. In case
there is a feeling of nausea, give Tabacum 200C, two or three doses daily.
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RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS
Rheumatoid arthritis is a colagean disease, and it requires a fairly long treatment for relief
and cure. It is a chronic system inflammatory disease with pain, stiffness and, in many cases,
deformities set in in the joints. The cause is not known, and it is a chronic multi-system
disease.
I shall always remember a remarkable case of rheumatoid arthritis, treated by my father
Dr. Pareshnath Banerji. The concerned patient came to him, restless and screaming with
severe pain, after having tried out conventional, ayurvedic and also homeopathic systems of
treatment. All painkillers under these three systems had failed, and he could not get any relief
from pain.
At first, my father's medicines also failed to relieve him ofhis pain. He then thought ofMedorrhinum
200C- a medicine which had been tried before. He changed the dosage to one dose every 3
hours, and asked the patient's attendant to continue giving the medicine throughout the night and
report to him the next morning.
The next morning it was found that the pain had completely disappeared. The doses were then
reduced to 2 doses daily for one month. The patient was completely cured, as follow-ups during
the next 5 years did not reveal any recurrence.
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200C, one dose every 2 dose to be given every 30C, one dose every 3
or 3 hours alternately, 3 hours till substantial hours alternately.
till disappearance of relief is obtained.
the symptoms, and
• Rhus Toxicodendron
laboratory findings
1OOOC in liquid, one
come within normal
dose once in a week.
limits.
• Belladonna 3C in liquid,
for acute pain and high
temperature, one dose
every 30 minutes.
In case these medicines do
not give proper relief, the
next medicines are
• Symphytum Officinalis
200C and Kalrnia
Latifolia 6C in liquid,
one dose every 3 hours
alternately, is often very
effective;
• As a basic medicine,
Calcarea Carbonica
200C, one dose every
third day, along with
the medicines referred
to above are given to
increase immunity; in
many cases, symptomatic
medicines are required to
give relief to patients.
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If there is too much pain, the same medicines may be repeated every 30 minutes.
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When the temperature nia Alba 30C, two doses • Baptisia Tmctoria 200C,
becomes very high (1 03°F daily, is to be given. one dose daily.
or 104°F), give Arnica
Montana 3C + Cuprum.
Metallicum 6C -one dose
every 15 minutes 3 times-
and wait for an hour to
allow the temperature
slowly come down. If it
does not, the medicines
may be repeated in similar
dosage; this prevents febrile
convulsions, and also brings
down the temperature.
SCABIES
For scabies, there should be absolutely no external medication, which may lead to other diseases
like bronchial asthma or nephritis. Diluted calendula lotion should be used for washing purposes.
Coconut oil or olive oil may also be applied externally for relief.
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. • . Lach~sis Mutus 200C, one dose every • Kali Iodatum 6C in liquid and Bryonia
al~erliate da}'" ~. Alba 30C, one 4ose every 2 hours
. • ·Chelldonium Majus 6X in liquid and alternately. ..
Hepar Sulphuris Calcareum 6C, one In case the patient has acute mental
dose every 2 hours alternately. distress, Ignatia Amara 200C, two doses
• Kali Muriaticum 3X and Ferrum daily, may be added.
Phosphoricum 3X (two tablets of each
together = one dose), two doses daily.
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SHOCK
Electric shock
Electric shocks have been known to cause immediate problems like burns, and sometimes the
symptoms may be severe enough to cause even a cardiac arrest, in which case the patient may
require institutionalised medical care. Sometimes, electric shocks have been seen to be the
point of origin of various diseases. In such cases, the protocol that we use is as follows ... for
any symptom or complication caused by an electric shock, the treatment prescribed below
will help.
• Coffea Cruda 200C, two doses daily, • Aconitum Napellus 200C, one dose
till relie£ every 30 minutes.
Mental shock
It is generally accepted that mental shocks can be the hidden cause of many chronic diseases.
Sometimes, a patient may indicate that the start of the problem or disease is followed by mental
trauma or shock. In such cases, the medicines as referred to below take care of many illnesses
which may he the result of the trauma-both immediate, and in the past.
• Ignatia Amara 200C, two doses daily. • Aconitum Napellus 200C, two doses
• Coffea Cruda 200C, two doses daily, daily, to be given as required.
till relief.
SINUSITIS
Sinusitis ofless than four weeks' duration, presenting symptoms of nasal discharge, nasal congestion,
headache, sneezing, etc., is caused by both virus and bacteria.
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SYPHILIS
Of the sexually transmitted diseases, syphilis is one of the most common in developing countries.
Using our protocols, we have treated many cases in various stages of the disease, and have found
the medicines prescribed below to be very effective in the eradication of the basic disease from the
system. Symptomatic relief may be given by using other medicines as and when required.
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two doses daily; in case hours and, when much 200C, one dose every 3
of severe ulceration, give better, two doses daily, hours alternately.
one dose every 3 hours. till cure.
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Eupatorium Perfoliatum may be used in alternation with Hepar Sulphuris Calcareum 200C,
Mercurius Cyanatus 200C +Belladonna 3C or Diphtherinum 30C, in case of high temperature.
After an acute attack subsides, Hepar Sulphuris Calcareum 200C, two doses daily, is to be
continued for at least 3 months to complete the cure and ensure no recurrence thereafter.
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TRAVEL SICKNESS
Some persons fall ill while on travel, while some others when at high altitudes have breathing
difficulties owing to the lack of oxygen.
• Tabacum 200C, one dose every one • Coculus Indicus 30C, two doses daily.
hour before starting a journey; three
doses to be taken.
• For airsickness, particularly when
the ear is blocked, take Sanguinaria
Canadensis 200C, one dose before
boarding an aircraft, followed by
Pulsatilla Nigricans 30C, one dose if
there is any disturbance in the air.
TUBERCULOSIS
Tuberculosis is caused by the bacteria mycobacterium tuberculosis. The commonest site of the
infection is usually the lungs, but it can affect any part of the body.
Pulmonary tuberculosis
• Kali Carbonicum 200C in liquid, one • Kali Carbonicum 200C in liquid, one
dose every third day. dose every third day.
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TUBERCULAR PERITONITIS
TUBEROUS SCLEROSIS
Tuberous sclerosis is associated with seizures and progressive psychomotor retardation beginning
in early childhood. The cutaneous abnormality, adenoma, sebaceum, reddened nodules on the
face, forehead, neck, and benign tumor in the viscera are common features.
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ULCERATIVE COLITIS
Ulcerative colitis is a chronic condition which, on affecting an individual, usually leads to an
intake of medicines for the rest of his life. At our clinics, we have had the experience of treating
numerous cases successfully with permanently beneficial results.
I give below an interesting case history- of the first case of ulcerative colitis I treated after I had
shifted from Mihijam to Kolkata.
One day in the early 1960s, a gentleman came to me at my 114A Ashutosh Mukherjee Road clinic
in Kolkata, and wanted to take me to his residence to see his son who was so ill that he could not
he brought along.
His son, suffering from blood dysentery, was passing stool with blood, and hospitalised for treatment
in London where he had been pursuing his legal studies. The doctors said that he was suffering from
ulcerative colitis, with eight inches of the colon ulcerated. They treated him with steroids which
gave him temporary relief only, and said his was a case for immediate surgery. The father's signature
was required for surgery; as this was not possible in London, they gave him very heavy doses of
adrenocorticotropic hormone (ACTH) which gave him some immediate , but temporary, relief,
and sent him back to Kolkata, advising immediate admission to the School of Tropical Medicine
for follow up treatment and surgery. The doctors in London sent the full details of his case to
the School the doctors at which also advised immediate surgery after commencing treatment. His
condition deteriorated very fast after a warm water douche had been given. One day, his father was
called shortly after midnight to be told that his condition had worsened, making immediate surgery
imperative. His father was requested to sign for his consent to the surgery. On being told that there
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was no guarantee that his son would regain normal health after surgery, the father signed on a risk
bond and arranged for his son's discharge from the School ofTropical Medicine.
Being a believer in homeopathy, the father called two well-known homeopaths who examined his
son, and prescribed medicines which his son took for a week. As there was a further deterioration
in his condition, the father came to me and took me to his residence. I was then completely
unknown to the family, and had been referred to the father by someone as a "son of the famous
Dr. Pareshnath Banerji, who has recently commenced practice in Kolkata''. When I examined his
son, I saw him in an extremely emaciated condition, reduced to skin and bones, lying down with
folded legs which he could not straighten owing to severe pain in the lower abdomen. A bed-pan
was taken out from under his bed; there was a lot of blood and scrappings of the intestine in it,
and I was told that he had been passing such stool 20 to 24 times daily. His tongue was red as a
result of taking the Ayurvedic medicine Makaradhwaja which contains mercury, and is given to
patients at the last stage to rejuvenate the system. I was surprised that the homeopaths treating him
had allowed this. I advised cleaning the tongue and discontinuing the taking of Makaradhwaja.
I enquired about the food that he was being given, and was told that he was taking fruit juices,
barley water and fish soup. I asked the patient if he liked the food, and was told that he did not. I
advised him to take normal Bengali food, cooked with spices, and discontinue taking fruit juices
which induce loose motion, explaining to him and his father that the ulcer was in the last part
of the colon, and that whatever food was taken was digested long before it reached the ulcer. I
prescribed Cantharis 6C (two doses every two hours) for ulcerative colitis where scrappings of the
intestine are passed, throughout the day and night, but not if he slept at night, and one dose of
Hepar Sulphuris Calcareum 6C to combat the adverse effects of mercury.
The treatment I prescribed gave very good results within 7 days, with the stool becoming solid and
hard, a considerable increase in body weight, and no adverse effects whatsoever. I advised continuing
these medicines for 2 or 3 years, because there could be relapses, and I wanted to ensure that the
patient was completely free from ulcerative colitis. I also advised the patient to repon to me from
time to time. This he regularly did, to confirm that he was fit and healthy. His physical well-being
gave me the greatest possible satisfaction, and his success later as a legal practitioner only added to it.
The medicines we prescribe are as follows:
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URINARY INCONTINENCE
Urinary incontinence is a potentially embarassing condition, and can seriously affect the quality
of life of an individual. Underlying medical conditions, such as prostatic problems in men and the
laxity of the pelvic flow in women, are the commonest causes. Our medicines have proved to be
effective in the treatment of both men and women.
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Another important advice we give patients in renal stone cases is not to drink too much water. We
have observed that it does not help; on the contrary, it creates more inconvenience.
Generally, urinary tract infection recurs in most cases. We advise patients to continue taking
Medorrhinum 200C , two doses daily, for one month, even after they are completely free of the
infection.
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• Antimonium Crudum 6C, one dose by one dose daily for a month. In very
for every attack and one dose every one acute attacks, Natrum Muriaticum 6X
hour (SOS) till relie£ and Apis Mellifica 6C, one dose may be
• Apis Mellifica 6C and Urtica Urens 9, alternated with every 2 hours.
one dose every 3 hours alternately, in
case of angioedema due to allergy.
UTERINE FIBROIDS
The following sets of medicines can regress uterine fibroids and stop recurrence. These cases should
be reviewed every 3 months.
UTERINE PROLAPSE
Uterine prolapse is considered a surgical disease because this condition mostly occurs owing to
the abnormal relaxation of the suspensary ligaments and muscles in the pelvic cavity. Under our
protocols, an improvement of this condition in patients is also dependent on the state of their
muscular system.
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VAGINITIS, CERVICITIS
Vaginitis is a condition usually caused by a fungal infection (Candida albicans). Various other
conditions such as sexually transmitted diseases, improper hygiene and parasitic infections may
also be responsible.
These medicines are very effective, whether there is leuccorhea or not. In acute cases, the medicines
may be repeated every 3 hours.
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VITREOUS HEMORRHAGE
There is a sudden loss of vision and the onset of black lines and dots in the field of vision, and
subsequent examination by an eye specialist confirms vitreous hemorrhage. The Banerji Protocols of
treatment are very effective in such cases; they also cure the Eale's disease.
WARTS
These oral medicines help achieve almost I 00% regression.
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There are many medical conditions such as diabetes, celiac disease, and various gastrointestinal
diseases which can result in malabsorption and, subsequently, weight loss.
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RENAL FAILURE
RENAL FAILURE
We have done work on fearsome diseases such as chronic renal failure (CRF). On analysis of our
gathered data on the cases at our clinics treated with the "Banerji Protocols to Retard Progression
of Chronic Renal Failure·: we did a poster presentation in Puerto Rico, with Dr. Barbara Sarter,
PhD, RN, FNP-C, Associate Professor, Advanced Practice Programs, Hahn School ofNursing and
Health Science, University of San Diego.
On analysis of CRF cases in India, we found that approximately I 00,000 new cases were
diagnosed each year, with fewer than I Oo/o of all patients receiving renal replacement therapy. The
vast majority of patients starting hemodialysis die, or stop treatment, because of cost constraints
within the first three months, and about 5% of all patients with end stage renal disease (ESRD)
end up having a transplant. Our objective was to evaluate the effectiveness of our protocols on
the course of CRF.
At our clinics, we have treated in excess of 4000 cases of chronic renal failure (CRF) at every stage
of the disease. We have observed that 75°/o-80% of these cases have a history of long continued
Renal Failure
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• Medorrhinum 200C, one dose every • Eel Serum 30C, one dose every alternate
alternate day. day.
• Lycopodium Clavatum 30C (drop • Lycopodium Clavatum 30C (drops
dose), and Cantharis 200C, every 3 dose).
hours alternately.
• Cantharis 200C, every 3 hours
• Aconitum Napellus e (3 drops), two alternately.
doses daily.
• Aconitum Napellus e (3 drops dose),
two doses daily.
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BLOOD PRESSURE
BLOOD PRESSURE
The importance of hypertension
According to the medical dictionary, hypertension is high blood pressure. Blood pressure is the
force of blood pushing against the walls of arteries as it flows through them. Arteries are the blood
vessels that carry oxygenated blood from the heart to the body's tissues. It is said that its effects
cannot be underestimated in modern-day life, with the rising incidence of strokes, coronary heart
failure and renal failure which generally shorten life expectancy. The time has come to evaluate the
correctness of this statement.
Blood pressure varies with age, sex, race, and from country to country. For clinical purposes, in
the case of a young male, a diastolic blood pressure above 100 and a systolic blood pressure of 160
may be considered definitely hypertensive; a diastolic blood pressure above 95 may be considered
probably hypertensive. According to a definition of the World Health Organization (WHO), a
blood pressure of 160/95 or over is deemed abnormal, whUe 140/90 to 160/95 is to be regarded
as 'borderline'. It has been recommended that blood pressure be taken three times, and the mean
Blood Pressure
of these three readings be used to indicate normality or abnormality. For purposes of prognosis,
systolic blood pressure is more relevant than diastolic or mean arterial pressure.
According to Clinical Cardiology: New Frontiers, 2000, published by the American Heart Association
lnc, Carretero et al, essential, primary, or idiopathic hypertension is defined as high blood pressure
in which secondary causes such as renovascular disease, renal failure, pheochromocytoma,
aldosteronism, or other causes of secondary hypertension or Mendelian forms (monogenic) are
not present. Essential hypertension accounts for 95°/o of all cases of hypertension. This generally
means that in most cases, the cause of high blood pressure is unknown; these cases are known as
primary or essential cases. Blood pressure is determined by the product of the cardiac output and
the peripheral vascular resistance.
In discussing blood pressure and its probable causes, it may be noted that the observations made
by the WHO and other authorities are open to some doubt as they may not be applicable in the
case of all ethnic groups such as the Indian or Japanese populations. Observations such as these are
generally made in the USA or in European countries where most of the population is covered by
insurance schemes and have ready access to medical facilities. Observations made in such countries
may be overrated due to the fact that the doctors who report these observations rarely get untreated
cases which are actually the key to the study of "the natural history of the disease". Patients who
visit such doctors, whether they are 5 years old or SO, get their blood pressure checked at every
visit, whether required or not! And treatment is arranged for without any application of the clinical
expertise of the practitioner, because the insurance companies dictate it. In these cases, it is not
possible to make a correct assessment of the ill effects of high blood pressure.
However, in a country like India, where medical and insurance facilities are not available to the
vast majority of the population, and the expenses of medical treatment have to be borne by the
patients themselves, the regular checking of blood pressure and the regular intake of medicines, is
not possible owing to the non-availability of doctors as well as economic constraints. Since we have
observed and studied these untreated persons for 10 to 15 years, we have been better equipped to
be able to assess whether or not high blood pressure, particularly essential hypertension, is harmful
and, if it is harmful, the number of those afflicted as a percentage of the total number observed.
In the course of our medical practice in Kolkata since 1960, we have examined patients, given
medical advice and prescribed medicines to about 1000 to 1200 patients every day, with the help
of our assistant doctors; we have also been privileged to observe, and make keen observations on,
many diseases. ·our observations on patients with high blood pressure are different from those of
doctors engaged in present-day medical practice in the developed countries. We have observed that
patients with blood pressure as high as 180/100, 200/100, 200/110 and 2101110 for 20 years or
more have not suffered from ill health. Between 1995 and 2005, more than 1000 cases have been
studied by us, and we have observed that a subset of more than 200 patients with blood pressure
levels varying from 190/100 to 200/110 have all enjoyed normal health, with no Auctuations in
their blood pressure which has been stabilized by our treatment.
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1. Rhus Toxicodendron 30C +Aconitum Napellus 200C, two doses daily (one dose =3 to 5 drops only),
2. Aconitum Napellus 9, two doses daily,
3. Rauwalfia Serpentina 9, two doses daily,
4. Glonoine 30C, two doses daily.
In treating such cases of essential hypertension, we constantly monitor if there are fluctuations
in blood pressure levels. If there are fluctuations, our treatment with homeopathic medicines is
aimed at stabilizing the blood pressure levels and making the patients symptom-free. Based on our
collective experience of over 50 years as practicing homeopaths, we have identified and developed
specific medicines for cases of essential hypertension. These medicines do not have to be taken by
patients for the rest of their lives; the patients are observed carefully, and their blood pressure levels
are checked till stability is ensured. When there are no fluctuations for one year, the medicines are
stopped, and the patients continue enjoying good health.
As bodily strength and the strength of the muscular system varies from patient to patient, so does
the strength of cardiac muscles. This being so, there are persons with cardiac muscles strong and
competent enough to bear high blood pressure which may be considered normal for them. We feel
that the arbitrary and routine measurement of blood pressure at any excuse, and the indiscriminate
prescription of medicines without a careful analysis as to the cause of the elevated blood pressure,
and to the possible consequences that may ensue by the use of those drugs are most unscientific
and injurious to health.
The conventional approach to the medical treatment of any disease consists of:
1. Kill it = antibiotics
2. Poison it = antibiotics
3. The immune system is reacting! Stop it, because it does not know how to protect the human
animal = give steroids, will kill the natural immunity of the patient, thus "protect them"!!
4. Burn it = radiation
5. Make the system toxic, so that it is deadly to the disease = chemotherapy
So, the conventional attitude towards disease actually believes that there cannot possibly be any
effective treatment that is acting in reverse, like homeopathy which seeks to activate immune
response. As the cause of blood pressure is not known in 95o/o of patients, and moreover, physicians
do not focus on the patients, but on the effects as they try to lower the blood pressure to what
they consider the "normal range" for all people, the treatment delivered leads to a multitude of
problems. As mentioned earlier, we do not think that the "normal range" is the same for all people.
To understand this, we need to realize how the "normal range" is arrived at. From the population,
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pick a 100 or a thousand persons without prejudice, and have them fill up a questionnaire,
as below:
When the answers match the result sheet, the subjects are deemed to be eligible for being part
of the study group: the results of their measured blood pressure are added up and divided by the
number of persons selected ... and that is the so called "average presswe'', or also advertised as the
desired "normal blood pressure". In this group exists individuals with a blood pressure of 90/60,
as well as those with 200/110. So, what is "normal" when the study population consists of these
extremes? 120/80 averages the group so . . . do you have a blood pressure of 120/80? If not, you
need medicines.
Since it is very difficult to achieve the ideal situation with monotherapy, attempts have been made
to create a more ideal treatment for hypertension by combining complementary drugs in low doses.
Ref: Combination Drug Therapy in the Treatment of Hypertension: Properties of the Ideal
Antihypertensive Agent by Neutel et al, 2002.
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Blood pressure is generally lowered with the use of allopathic drugs under the conventional systems
of medicine in two ways:
• by dilating the arteries by Beta blocker drugs, so that blood flows easily, thus lowering blood
pressure; and
• by diuretics, i.e., drugs which help produce more urine by whipping the kidneys.
Based on our experience, we feel that dilating the arteries by Beta blocker drugs may produce
cardiac enlargement in many persons, since the heart is actually an integral part of the arterial/
venous system; moreover, in many patients, the kidneys cannot tolerate the whipping action of the
drugs which help produce urine, with the result that chronic renal failure is a natural conclusion.
These adverse effects apart, the recognized bad effects of conventional drugs used for the control
of hypertension are:
It is our advice that sudden withdrawal of the conventional/allopathic blood pressure drugs should
not be done. It can cause an unpredictable and sudden rise of blood pressure which may cause
cerebro-vascular accidents (CVA) in many cases. The drugs should be withdrawn very slowly: we
advise to reduce the drugs at the rate of JA the doses every month, that is, to stop the drugs in the
course of 4 to 5 months.
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CASE STUDIES
FOR GENERAL CASES
A Chest X-ray (PA view) done on 17th July, 1999 showed, as per the radiologist's report " ... a
hydatid cyst on left side ... ".
After taking Kali Carbonicum 200C, one dose on alternate mornings, Thuja Occidenralis 30C,
two doses daily, and Ferrum Phosphorica 3X, two doses daily, for hemoptysis, all symptoms were
gone within 5 to 6 months.
A follow up Chest X-ray (PA view) done on 8th March, 2002 showed that everything was within
normal limits.
MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS
SS, a 25-year-old married lady, came to our clinic on 4 th June, 2005 with complaints of headaches,
a feeling of heaviness in her head, nausea, weakness in her limbs and diplopia for the last 3 months.
Before comin g to us, she had taken steroids for 2 weeks, and was also taking one tablet of Eltroxin
daily for hypothyroidism.
Before she visited us, the initial observations were as follows:
According to an MRI of her brain done on 3rd March, 2005 " ... Impression: The non-contrast
MRI findings of Brain are suggestive of focal altered signal areas in bilateral cerebral white marrer
regions as well as left cerebral peduncle- most likely representing MS plaques ... ".
A MR Scan of her brain (plain and contrast srudy), done on 9th March, 2005, showed
" .. . multiple hyper & hypo intense lesions are seen involving centrum ovale, bilateral periventricular
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white matter, right basal ganglia region and left cerebral peduncle - features are suggestive of
demyelinating disease ... ".
An E.E.G. study report dated 3rd March, 2005 stated ". . . Suggestive of Cortical
dysrhythmias ... ".
During her treatment, the observations were as follows:
A follow up MRI of her brain done on 11th November, 2005 showed " .. . multiple MS plaques
now showing fresh appearance of few more lesions at right frontal periventricular, anterior medial
temporal, left posterior temporal as well as bilateral upper front parietal periventricular and sub
cortical white matter regions since the last MRI done on the 3rd of March 2005. Note also marked
regression in size of the acute lesions at left parietal and fronto-parietal white matter regions and
left cerebral peduncle. Increased size of the right basal ganglia and adjoining upper Para ventricular
lesion also noted at present ... ".
A follow up MRI of her brain, done on 5th July, 2007 showed" ... multiple MS plaques in both
cerebral hemispheres now showing fresh appearance of few more ill-defined larger hyperintense
lesions mainly located at bilateral l,lpper paraventricular regions posteriorly {area of centrum
semiovale) as well as left middle cerebellar peduncle producing no remarkable mass effect, since
the last MRI done here on 11th of November 2005. Note also multiple small punctate nodular
hyperintense foci at bilateral frontal and parietal periventricular, periatrial as well as bilateral
temporal white matter as well as right basal ganglia and adjoining upper paraventricular regions -
suggestive old multiple sclerosis (MS) plaques ... ".
Clinically, gradual improvement was seen with our homeopathic medicines, and all the symptoms
disappeared within two years. Radiology showed a few brain lesions of MS were there, and she was
advised to continue our treatment.
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MRI of Brain Date 05.07.2007
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UTERINE TUMOR
A 43-year-old married lady came to our clinic on 4th May, 2009 for the treatment of heavy
menorrhagia with lower abdominal pain.
Her first USG of the lower abdomen dated lOth April, 2009 showed" ... a large SOL (10.5 cm x
7.4 cm) arising from the fundus of uterus ... ".
After taking our specific medicines, her lower abdominal pain was totally gone and menorrhagia
controlled within 3 months.
The follow up USG of her lower abdomen dated 7th February, 2010 showed " .. . as compared to
the previous USG done on the 1Oth of April 2009 showed that " ... the fundal SOL is no longer
seen at present ... ".
At present, the patient is leading a normal life, without any medication.
USG of Lower Abdomen dated 10.04.2009 USG of Lower Abdomen dated 07.02.2010
PSORIASIS
Psoriasis is an auto-immune disease which can affect multiple systems in the body, the most
characteristic symptoms being a reddish, scaly skin eruption which can cover the whole body. This
disease is considered to be incurable by conventional medicine, and palliation to give some relief
to the patient is attempted.
In the case below, the medicines Hepar Sulphuris Calcareum 200C, one dose given every alternate
day, and Arsenicum Album 200C, one dose every day, have shown remarkable effect.
ALOPECIA
2007 2011
For relevant details about treatment under the Banerji Protocols, see page 46 of Chapter 2 :
"The Treatment of Other Diseases and Ailments by Homeopathic Medicines under the Banerji
Protocols".
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CHAPTER 6
A PROTOCOL OF ULTRADILUTE
MEDICINES FOR APPLICATION
IN SPACE MISSIONS AND
EXTRATERRESTRIAL
SETTLEMENTS
Dr. Prasanta Banerji and Dr. Pratip Banerji
The text below was presented by Drs. Prasanta and Pratip Banerji as a paper
~'Possible Use of Ultradilute Medicines for Health Problems during Lunar Missions" at the Rutgers
Symposium on Lunar Settlements, organized at the Rutgers University, USA, in June, 2007.
Abstract:
Conventional medicines create significan~. problems in addressing health problems in zero and
microgravity extraterrestrial environments. This paper explores whether ultradilute medicines with
proven efficacy may possibly be used without these problems in such environments. Its purpose
is to arouse interest among the scientific community in the potential of these medicines so that
rigorous research might be conducted in simulated space environments. We have classified some
ultradilute medicines into different groups according to their potential effectiveness in treating
common health problems found in extra terrestrial environments. Some clinical data documenting
their effectiveness in both preventing and treating similar health problems at our clinic is
presented. Finally, protocols for use before, during and after a space flight are proposed, based
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on the groupings we developed. Our classification has been done according to the proven efficacy
of specific ultradilute medicines on specific health problems in earth-bound human beings, and
is guided by our long clinical experience in treating over one thousand patients a day with these
medicines at our clinic.
1 INTRODUCTION
In the very near future, there will be a significant increase in the space faring population, which
will ultimately assume monumental numbers with the crystallization of the lunar habitat. The
commissioning of the lunar habitat will also greatly increase the duration of travel and period of
stay in hostile environments in space and on the moon.
Conventional medicines face significant handicaps in addressing health problems in zero and
microgravity extraterrestrial environments for a number of reasons. Blood levels of medications
may not be predictable usin g earth-based data. Also, the complex fluid shifts and changes in
electrolyte balance that occur during a space flight and habitation in reduced G environments
make distribution of conventional drugs consistently abnormal[!] . In the zero or microgravity
of extraterrestrial environments, altered gastrointestinal emptying and intestinal transit rates lead
to erratic plasma levels and inefficient absorption of conventional medicines considering the
dimensionless ratio of gravitational forces to viscous forces[l, 2].
In space, there are problems of dispersion, solubility, absorption, availability at tissue level,
metabolism and excretion of drugs including problems of recycling and disposal[!]. Thus, it is
obvious that the scope of use of conventional medicines in space may be greatly limited due to the
above factors.
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A protocol of ultradilute medicines for application in space missions and extraterrestrial settlements
The concept of ultradilute medicines has been in existence starting from the ancient medical
texts of China and India (about 3000 B.C.), Hippocrates (400 B.C.), Paracelsus (1500 A.D.)
and Hahnemann (1800 A.D.). Although initial experiments were done upon equine and caprine
populations, later it was introduced in the treatment of human subjects. However, treatment with
ultradilute medicines went into obscurity only to resurge in recent times. Ultradilute medicines
are nontoxic, non addictive, low cost and easily administrable. These medicines are prepared
by a unique process of serial dilution beyond the micro~level (10~6) of different plant extracts,
biological materials and minerals. They have an extended shelf life, are absorbed through the
oral mucosa and are believed to have effects on cellular function that are independent of normal
pharmacodynamic and pharmacokinetic principles. The emerging disciplines of complexity,
nanosdence, and materials science[3] seem to be more appropriate for explaining how ultradilute
medicines exert their effects, despite minimal to negligible quantities of the active ingredients as
measured by conventional instruments[4]. Although the real mechanism of their action is still
under investigation, according to past and present workers in the field, one mechanism might be
through the nerve receptors on the tongue[S]. At present, we do not have a good understanding
of their mechanisms of action. A recent article offered testable and credible hypotheses about the
ability of ultradilute solutes to alter the structure of water through epitaxy coupled with succussion
(vigorous shaking) generating pressure and nano bubbles leading to properties markedly different
than those of untreated water. Epitaxy is the transmission of structural information from the
surface of one material (usually a crystalline solid) to another (usually but not always a liquid)[3].
We do have ample evidence of the effectiveness of ultradilute medicines in treating a wide variety
of health disorders and diseases[6].
Ultradilute medicines can be used easily in space as they are expected to be the least affected by zero
gravitation; different types of radiations and the transient thermal changes that are encountered during
space missions. This creates a scope and possibiliry to exploit their use in space medicine where various
factors limit the pharmacodynamics of all available conventional drugs. Due to the hostile environments
faced during exploration and journey into space, the primary concern in such missions is to maintain
the integrity of our space travelers' minds as well as their bodies in these inhospitable conditions. This
paper presents our perspective based on a retrospective analysis of our results in treating a vast number
of problems simulating those encountered during space travel. In this paper, we will:
1. Present some clinical outcomes at our clinic using ultradilute medicines to treat and prevent health
problems analogous to those present in space travel.
2. Propose a group of ultradilute medicines for possible use in space and lunar settlements that should
be tested in simulated circumstances.
3. Suggest optimal doses and duration ofprevention and treatment in pre-flight, on board the space
ship, post-flight, and in lunar settlements.
4. Discuss the structural and functional requirements ofa prototype ultra-dilution medicine center on
the moon and its administration from earth.
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Overall, we will explore future prospects of ultradilute medicines in lunar settlements and during
travel through the lunar terrain.
SELECTION OF MEDICINES
We have selected medicines for different space symptoms under three categories; namely, first line,
second line and third line medicines. These selections were based on our vast experience in treating
similar ailments with ultradilute medicines over three generations of practice, extending to a period
of more than 100 years. In most of the cases, the regimens of treatment have been modified by
Dr. Prasanta Banerji, and that is why at present this approach is commonly known as the "Banerji
Protocols" by the scientific community. The Banerji Protocols have brought scientific acceptability
and opened a new horizon in treatment by ultradilute medicines. We have made some publications
and important presentations on these ultradilute medicines with significant success[?, 8].
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Symptoms due to bone Symphytum Officinalis Ruta Graveolens Mezereum 200C and
loss (Osteoporosis) 200C and Calcarea 200C and Calcarea Calcarea Phosphorica
Phosphorica 3X Phosphorica 3X 3X
Acute Radiation Coffea Cruda 200C Arnica Montana 200C Arsenicum Album
Syndrome 200C
Triggering of allergic and Allium Cepa 30C Natrum Muriaticum Lemna Minor 6X
autoimmune diseases 30C
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Acute CNS changes Ruta Graveolens 6C and Hyoscyamus Niger 6C Kali Phosphoricum 6X
Calcarea Phosphorica 3X
Human performance and Phosphoricum Acidum Helleborus Niger 200C Aurum Metallicum
Chronobiology 200C 200C
Symptoms due to bone Symphytum Offidnalis Ruta Graveolens Mezereum 200C and
loss (Osteoporosis), 200C and Calcarea 200C and Calcarea Calcarea Phosphorica
fracture healing and Phosphorica 3X Phosphorica 3X 3X
integrity of healed
fracture, damage to joint
structure, or intervertebral
disc
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into two groups. One group was given the same medicines in a preventive dose of once every 15
days, and another group was given placebo in similar dosage, and the results were compared. We
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used as placebo Saccharum Lactis, which according to the Homoeopathic Pharmacopoeia ofIndia is
a purified, milky white, hard, crystalline substance soluble in five parts of water, optical rotation D
+55.3° free from fat, starch, alum, phosphates, NaCl and copper. Table 4 presents the differences
in outcomes between the treatment and control groups. Treatment with preventive doses resulted
in 2 to 4 times fewer recurrences than in the placebo groups.
Thus, in our practice, we have obtained excellent results with hundreds of patients suffering from
similar ailments as in space and on extraterrestrial environments (Table 3); similarly, we have
observed a significant beneficial role of these ultradilute medicines in preventing recurrences of
these health problems (Table 4).
Table 4: Table showing results of our study on the preventive aspect of the 1st line
medicines on patients producing different symptoms
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Harrison Schmitt to suffer from "hay fever" after exposure to lunar dust. In addition to our data
presented above, other studies have demonstrated the efficacy of ultradilute medicines in allergic
rhinitis[l2] .
DOSAGEOFPBHR~1ANDPBHR~2
The optimised dose pattern for these medicines in relation to their duration of treatment was
analysed, and the following protocol is suggested:
• pre-flight: two pellets of PBHRF-1, twice daily at a 12-hour interval for a week preceding the journey.
• on board the space ship: two pellets of PBHRF-1, twice dai!J at a 12-hour interval during the journey.
• post-flight: two pellets of PBHRF-2, twice daily at a 12-hours intervalfor 2 days, beginning one
day before landing.
• in lunar settlements: medicines will be selected according to the chart of individual medicines,
and the dosage will be determined by the attending physician at the lunar settlement.
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CONCLUSION
From time immemorial, the moon has been close to the human heart. Ever since man first
looked up into the sky with intelligence enough to understand that the moon was more than
just a picture, the desire to touch it has inspired humankind in different ways. In aesthetic,
astronomical, astrological and, more recently, in analytic physicochemical ways of the modern
sciences, not necessarily in chronological order, mankind has been inspired by this .circling
orb.
Even before modern scientific explorations, human beings exploited the moon in their
literature, mental expressions and in astronomical pursuits. We can compare present
explorations of the moon to the exploration of the extreme depths of an ocean. & a puppet
made of salt is utterly unstable in an ocean, human beings are as unstable in the hostile
environments of space and extraterrestrial terrains. Thus it is our primary duty to maintain
the integrity of our body as well as our life in these inhospitable conditions, perhaps with the
help of ultradilute medicines.
We have argued above that there is great potential for the application of ultradilute medicines in
space and extraterrestrial environments. Further research in simulated environments is a necessity
in order to explore this exciting possibility.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
We would like to thank Dr. Gobinda Chandra Das of the PBHRF and Dr. Satadal Das, formerly
associated with us, for their valuable suggestions in the construction of this paper, the eminent
artist Mr. Sarbajit Sen for the caricature illustration, and Dr. Barbara Sarter, &sociate Professor,
Family Medicine, Keck School of Medicine, of The University of Southern California for her
invaluable help in adding her expertise in the final editing and polishing of the paper. Last,
but not the least, we acknowledge the PBHRF team who are the backbone of the clinics of the
PBHRF.
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1. Putcha L, Cintron NM: Pharmacokinetic consequences of spaceflight. (Annals of the New
York Academy of Sciences) 1991; 618: 615-8.
2. Czarnik TR, Vernikos J: Physiological changes in spaceflight that may affect drug action.
Qournal of Gravitational Physiology: a Journal of the International Society for Gravitational
Physiology) 1999; 6(1): P161-4.
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Acknowledgments
THIS IS MORE THAN JUST A BOOK. This is an initiative to provide a degree ofwellness and
comfort to humankind. Our acknowledgments must thus transcend the act of literary finesse. We
are sure that we will miss some important persons whose contributions have been monumental
in this endeavor, but they too have a place in this initiative and we apologize in advance for this
lapse on our part. The list is actually endless, and we have only managed to capture those who
immediately come to mind. We hope to be forgiven for this by anyone whom we have missed.
1. The patients, for allowing us the privilege of treating them during their illnesses, and, in the
process, teaching us all we know about various diseases and enriching us with more experience,
thus helping us to develop and fine-tune the treatment protocols.
2. All the assistant doctors, as well as the support staff, at our clinics, who have played a major role in
minimizing our workload in our main occupation - that of alleviating the suffering of our patients.
3. Mrs Nabanita Ghosal for all her support and for accompanying us on our tours all over the
world and helping us to acquire the right present-day perspectives.
4. Mr. Sujoy Ghosh and Ms. Arundhati Gupta without whom truly the book would never have
come to fruition- for they undertook the preparation of its text, on the basis of data, additions
and alterations made available at various times. Sujoy drove us, exhorted us, threatened us,
edited, corrected, and followed up the whole process and, at the last instant, even took the pain
to correct and edit the whole manuscript in hardcopy! He would land up like clockwork, at
every Sunday research meeting and just sit... silently asking for the next installment, so that he
could do his magic. If there are any typos and errors, this is because of our amateur efforts in
our attempt to become authors, and no fault of his.
5. Mr.Tapas Sarkar, the architect of our data recording software. It is due to this database that we
can produce evidence of the marvelous action of our treatment.
6. Mr. Avijit Sen, for having more information at his fingertips about our success in treating
patients than we could ever have, being in control over our data management system. His speed
and efficiency in providing suitable cases and their documentation is what added to the wealth
of the book.
7. Dr. Gobinda Chandra Das, for constructive criticism and his tremendous help in putting
together the protocols for each disease and for always being there, whether as a sounding board
for ideas, or a support.
8. Dr. Apurba Dey, for his help in editing the protocols, and for taking on the unenviable job of
correcting the myriad of medicine spellings in this manuscript.
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9. Ms. Mahashweta Roy, for setting up our website which has greatly popularized our protocols by
making information available to the general population as well as to the medical community.
Our website has received visitors from over 146 countries so far, and this number is rising every
day.
10. Dr. Barbara Sarter, about whom we can never have enough to say. Most of the statistical
information, including the Kaplan-Meier Curves, was her idea, and further than that, she
worked as hard as us in constructing the manuscript. Her contribution in taking the Banerji
Protocols to the next level, in terms of being the engineer of the consortium for research,
needs acknowledgment. Barbara is instrumental in more ways than several in bringing us into
mainstream research. We acknowledge that her contribution has enhanced our deliverance,
and enriched the final creation that the Banerji Protocols are.
11. For Dr. Naomi Aschner, we must take our hats off for her support in editing the manuscript.
12. Ms. Asuncion Pastor Cuartero (Susi) for creating a platform for patients, doctors and
researchers in Spain and other Spanish-speaking countries, to spread awareness about the
Banerji Protocols.
13. Dr. Wayne Jonas, for being the first to make us aware that we had something to contribute
to science and medicine. It is due to his "finding us out" that we ventured into the world
of data validation. He challenged us to get together our first Best Case Series (BCS) saying,
"We know you can cure cancer, but your data won't satisfy the NCI"; he inspired us to put in
place a system acceptable to the scientific community. This has taken us to that next level, and
we are grateful.
14. Dr. Jeffrey D. White, for his unstinting support and the enthusiasm with which he scrutinized
our BCS on cancer. More than that Jeff has always been ready to offer any help through the
NCI'sOCCAM.
15. Dr. Anil Srivastava, the 'Magician', for his help in finding ways to take forward collaborative
research, and building bridges between us and like-minded scientists throughout the US.
There is no one whom Anil does not know, and his unreserved help is much appreciated.
16. Dr. Sen Pathak, Dr. Subrata Sen, Dr. Sushanta Banerjee, Dr. Snigdha Banerjee, Dr. Donald
Campbell and Dr. Arup Bhattacharya, for their never-ending ideas and thoughts as to our
strengths and how to present them in a scientifically acceptable way.
17. Dr. Torako Yui, who is herself an institution in Japan. She has planted the seed of homeopathy
in Japan only about 20 years ago, and it is already a towering tree. Her enthusiasm for our
protocols has resulted in two teaching seminars in Japan and has made them very popular
amongst Dr. Yui's school of homeopathy.
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18. InTech, to acknowledge that a part of our cancer chapter has been published in the book
compilation A Compendium ofEssays on Alternative Therapy, edited by Dr. Arup Bhattacharya,
as the chapter entitled "Homeopathy: Treatment of Cancer with the Banerji Protocols,.,
published by InTech in January, 2012.
19. And if we fail to acknowledge the great contribution of our spouses, the late Mrs. Krishna
Banerji and Mrs. Rinku Banerji, and of course our children, then we would be, to say the
least, ungrateful. To live the life like ours, the family support is what actually allows us to do
what is our destiny.
And this is not even a complete list!
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A
ACNE ROSACEA 45
ACNE VULGARIS 45
ACROMEGALY 72
ACUTE APPENDICITIS 48
ACUTE RENAL FAILURE 134
ALCOHOLIC AND NON-ALCOHOLIC FATTY LIVER DISEASE 68-69
ALLERGIC RHINITIS 46
ALOPECIA 46, 148
ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE 47
AMEBIC HEPATIC ABSCESS 108
AMYLOIDOSIS 98
ANAL FISTULA 103-104
ANAL FISSURE 47
ANIMAL AND HUMAN BITE WOUNDS 48
APLASTIC ANEMIA 120
ATOPIC DERMATITIS (ECZEMA) 49
ATTENTION DEFICIT HYPERACTIVITY DISORDER (ADHD) 50
AUTISM 51
AVASCULAR ULCERS 51
B
BARTHOLIN'S CYST 51-52
BED SORES (DECUBITUS ULCERS) 52
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c
CANDIDIAL GLOSSITIS ss
CARPAL TUNNEL SYNDROME {CTS) 55
CEREBRAL PALSY 55-56
CEREBROVASCULAR ACCIDENTS (CVA) 56
CERVICAL POLYP 57
CERVICITIS 129
CHEEK CANCER 42
CHICKEN POX 129
CRYPTORCHIDISM 95
CHOLANGITIS 57
CHOLELITHIASIS 58-59
CHOLERA 58
CHRONIC APPENDICITIS 48
CHRONIC RENAL FAILURE 134- 135
CHRONIC VIRAL HEPATITIS 68-69
CIRRHOSIS OF LIVER 60
COLITIS 61
COLON CANCER 40-41
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D
DACRYOCYSTITIS 64
DANDRUFF 116
DEEP VEIN THROMBOSIS 130
DELIRIUM 64
DEMENTIA 64-65
DENGUE 65
DEPRESSION 65
DIABETIC NEUROPATHY 98
DIARRHEA 66
DIPHTHERIA 66-67
DISEASES OF KIDNEY 68
DISEASES OF THE EAR 67
DISEASES OF THE LARYNX 68
DISEASES OF THE LNER 68-69
DISORDERS DUE TO COLD 69
DISORDERS DUE TO HEAT 69
DIVERTICULITIS 70
DRUG-INDUCED DERMATITIS 70
DRUGS AND TOXIN-INDUCED LIVER DISEASE 68-69
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E
ECTROPION 73
ENDOCRINE DISORDERS 72
ENDOMETRIOSIS 72-73
ENTROPION 73
EPILEPSY 73
EPISTAXIS 74
ERYSIPELAS 74
ESOPHAGEAL CARCINOMA 32-35
ESOPHAGEAL MOTILITY DISORDERS (ACHAlASIA) 75
ESOPHAGEAL VARICES 75
EXTERNAL OTITIS 75-76
F
FACIAL PAIN (NEURALGIA) 76
FEVERS OF UNKNOWN ORIGIN (FUO) 76-77
FIBROADENOMA BREAST 77
FILARIASIS 94
FROZEN SHOULDER (ADHESIVE CAPSULITIS) 78
G
GASTRIC OUTLET OBSTRUCTION 78
GASTRITIS 78-79
GASTROESOPHAGEAL REFLUX DISEASE (GERD) 79-80
GASTROINTESTINAL BLEEDING 80-81
GASTROINTESTINAL DISEASES 81
GASTROPATHY 78-79
GIARDIASIS 82
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GIGANTISM 72
GOLFERS' ELBOW (MEDIAL EPICONDYLITIS) 119-120
GONOCOCCAL INFECTIONS 82
GOUT 82
GOUTY ARTHRITIS 82
GYNECOMASTIA 95
H
HEADACHE 85
HEARING LOSS 67
HEMANGIOMA 83, 143
HEMORRHOIDS 83
HEPATITIS A 68-69
HEPATITIS B 68-69
HEPATITIS C 68-69
HERPES SIMPLEX 83-84
HERPES ZOSTER 83-84
HICCUPS 84
HIGH BLOOD CHOLESTEROL 85
HIRSUTISM 86
HOARSENESS 68
HUNTINGTON'S DISEASE 86
HYPERTHYROIDISM 86-87
HYPOTHYROIDISM 87
I
IDIOPATHIC THROMBOCYTOPENIC PURPURA (ITP) 87
IMPETIGO 88
INFERTILITY 88-89
INFLUENZA 89
INTERSTITIAL LUNG DISEASE 88
INTESTINAL TUBERCULOSIS 89-90
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L
LEG ULCER SECONDARY TO VENOUS INSUFFICIENCY 91
LEPROSY (LEPROMATOUS) 91-92
LEPROSY(TUBERCULOID) 92
LEUKOPLAKIA 92-93
LICHEN SIMPLEX CHRONICUS 93
LIVER CANCER 36
LUNG CANCER 18-25
LYMPHADENITIS 93-94
LYMPHANGITIS 93-94
LYMPHEDEMA 94
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N
NAUSEA 81
NON-HODGKIN'S LYMPHOMA 99
0
OSTEOMYELITIS 99
OSTEOPOROSIS 99- 100
OSTEOSARCOMA 37-38
OVARIAN TUMORS (POS) 100
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R
RABIES 108- 109
RADIATION REACTION 109
REACTIVE CERVICAL LYMPH ADENOPATHY: TUBERCUlAR
AND NON-TUBERCUlAR MYCOBACTERIAL LYMPH
ADENOPATHY 110
s
SALIVARY GLAND STONES 113-114
SALMONELLOSIS 114-115
SARCOIDOSIS 88
SCABIES 115
SEBORRHEIC DERMATITIS 116
SENSORY HEARING LOSS 67
SEPTIC TONSILLITIS 121
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T
TENNIS ELBOW (LATERAL EPICONDYLITIS) 119- 120
THALASSEMIAS 120
THROAT CANCER -PFF AND ALLIED PARTS 41
TINEA CORPORIS 120- 121
TINEA CRURIS 120- 121
TINNITUS 67
TUBERCULAR AND NON-TUBERCULAR LYMPH 122
ADENOPATHY
TONGUE CANCER 42
TONSILLITIS 121
TRANSITIONAL CELL CARCINOMA OF BLADDER 42-43
TRAVEL SICKNESS 122
TUBERCULAR PERITONITIS 123
TUBERCULOSIS 122-123
TUBERCULOSIS OF BONES AND JOINTS 123
TUBEROUS SCLEROSIS 123- 124
TUMOR OF THE LARYNX 68
TYPHOID FEVER 114-115
u
ULCERATIVE COLITIS 124-125
URINARY INCONTINENCE 126
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V
VAGINITIS 129
VARICELLA 129
VARICOSE VEINS 130
VERTIGO 67
VIRILIZATION 86
VITILIGO 104-105
VITREOUS HEMORRHAGE 130
VOCAL CORD PARALYSIS 68
VOMITING 81
w
WARTS 130
WEIGHT LOSS 131
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Dr. Prasanta Banerji, founder and Managing Trustee of the
Dr. Prasanta Banerji Homoeopathic Research Foundation (PBHRF),
is well known for establishing the Banerji Protocols internationally.
The Protocols have brought lucidity and user friendliness to a system
of med ical treatment based on the use of homeopathic medicines,
making it easy to learn and practice. Moreover, these Protocols have
ensured replicability, and helped produce vast amounts of data for
meaningful research which , in turn, has led to the international
scientific community's acceptance of this sysrem of treatment as a part
of mainstream healthcare.
Educated at the Mihijam Institute of Homeopathy which awarded him a Fellowship in 1956,
Dr. Prasanta Banerji gained valuable experience while assisting his illustrious father D r. Pareshnath
Banerj i ti ll' the late 1950s. Having been a practitioner for over 55 years, he, along with his son
Dr. Pratip Banerji and other doctors, runs two clinics in Kolkaca at which the daily average turnout
ofpatients is between 1,000 and 1,200, all receiving treatment under the Banerji Protocols. He has
been an Honorary Advisor to the Minister of Health and Family Welfare, Government oflndia,
as a member of a key advisory group of experts, and also of an apex commiuee. Dr. Banerji has
also been a Member of the Programme Advisory Committee for the National Cancer Control
Programme of the Government of India's Ministry of Health and Family Wclf.1re.
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