Managing Pain With Sweet Pills: An Evidence Based Homeopathic Approach to Pain Management

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Dr. Milind Rao and Dr. Mayuresh S. Mahajan The "Guru-Shishya" Jodi: book has been penned down by a teacher and his student, unique in its genesis.

This and nature. Dr Milind Rao, the revered teacher and life guru is the mentor and to describe him is like describing the sun in the broad daylight It is right to quote DrA. P. J. Kalam here, who said that 'If you want to shine like the sun first burn like a sun Dr Milind Rao burned all his life to give us the light Dr Mayuresh Mahajan the favorite (and also the 'spoilt") student of our Master has spent hours with him and has mastered the healing science under his leadership and guidance.

This book is a collection of the different facets of pain a sincere attempt to bring together the precious gems learnt from Sir Dr Mayuresh Mahajan presents this book as a guru dakshina to his teacher Dr Milind Rao who always aimed to reach the masses, to spread the light of Homeopathy Dr Mahajan has attempted to give voice to his speech and wings to his dreams.

Readers are requested to follow the path and walk their own journey with the help of this book, which will be there to enlighten and guide them in times of need This book is a must read for all the homeopaths who wishes nothing but the correct remedy for their patient.

Dr Mayur S Mahajan [MD Homeopathy] President and Power house of HHF Dr Mayur S Mahajan, is a very well known and a leading homeopath in thane and all over India. Apart from being an excellent clinician he is a very popular speaker in local and national seminars He believes in simplicity in Homeopathy.

He is one of the ingenious resource builder in HHF and with his spontaneous humour and precise demonstrative capabilities makes his seminars Live and impressionable.

This book is a result of his rich clinical experience which will keep you spellbound And once you start reading it. you just cannot stop till you finish it.

The approach of this book is so educative that you can apply it successfully in your clinic.

It brings me immense pleasure and a great privilege to pen down this book Managing Pain with Sweet Pills along with my MENTOR, Sir Milind Rao. My master always said if you want to be a successful practitioner you should be a master in treating every type of pain in your clinical practice.

My master and I had been planning this book for many years but due to our busy schedule, it got postponed. Master said it is rarely seen in the homeopathic world, where two homeopaths have authored one book. Here he wanted to focus on the power of togetherness. We in HHF believe in togetherness and SIMPLICITY. HENCE THE LANGUAGE USED IN THIS BOOK IS SO VERY SIMPLE THAT YOU WILL FEEL AS IF THE PATIENT IS IN FRONT OF YOU.

Master always said the most difficult thing in education is to make literature simple and comprehensive. We have tried our level best to explore pain in the most comprehensible way. We have tried to simplify the concept of pain at all possible levels. We have done whatever we could do so that the young capable homeopaths can carry the work further. The book is a guide for the practising homeopaths as well as for the senior practitioners.

Pain is best understood when you feel it yourself, or somebody very close to you suffers from it.

I have seen my mother dying with pain in Cancer, and myself anxiously searching for remedy after remedy in homoeopathy just to see a smile on her face. I have seen my friend in pain and anguish the whole night with no medicine giving him relief including the allopathic one.

When pain comes, it makes every other thing nothing in front of it. Only in pain, a person is willing to leave everything and ask for death, because death is a better option than suffering in pain.

Milind has observed pain very closely. He always tried to find a link between pain and the person's environment. Mayur was closely associated with him during his last days. They worked tirelessly on understanding the pain so that others get relief from pain. I have never seen them feeling tired after a whole day of work. They sit down together and start studying till the wee hours of the morning. It is indeed a herculean effort to find out the intricacies of each and every remedy's pain understanding. I feel their endeavor is understood by each one of us and the information shared should be used with complete trust.