Dr. Vaishampayan is a
renowned Homoeopathic Doctor with professional experience of over 20 years.
Helping people combat various kinds of aliments like thyroid, cancer,
immunocompromised epilepsy, endocrine disorders, paediatric, geriatric
gynaecological disorder, addictions and psychiatric disorders. Making families
healthy and happy globally.
The founder member of an organization dedicated to professional enrichment of
Homoeopathic General Practitioner, he has created his own style of prescribing
what he calls 'Folk Homoeopathy', homoeopathy for folks [common people] where
patient is the greatest teacher and the approach is decided considering the need
of patient's condition. He believes that homoeopathy is a natural principle not
merely a therapeutic science and it holds its scope beyond heeling of clinical
conditions.
He believes that Homeopathy is a lifelong learning experience. Through
Enlightment Education he has been conducting many webinars on various disorders.
He has been teaching in many prestigious institutes in India at UG and PG Level,
from over 16 years.
.He has conducted more than 25 seminars and workshops across India with a
research paper on 'Homoeopathic approach to female hypothyroid cases' at OMICS
Conference of Alternative Medicine, International seminar, Hyderabad and a
presentation on psychiatric cases at Asian Homoeopathic league. And various
presentations at the University of Cyberjaya, Malaysia, California Homeopathic
Medical Society, San Diego and also at Corte Madera, 98th FOH congress,
Liverpool and Kinvara Co Galway, Ireland.
He has penned the prestigious ‘Kinder Garten Materia Medica’ a reference book
for beginners widely used by homoeopathic students in India and Malaysia
A humanitarian by heart, he has been associated with various charitable trusts
and has been conducting medical and social awareness camps across country. He is
running a charitable homoeopathic OPD at Ovla village, near Thane since past
four years putting smile, by making more than 1500 patients happy and healthy.
