London, UK – The London College of Homoeopathy (LCH), UK, in collaboration with the Homoeopathic Medical Association of India (HMAI), successfully organised a prestigious international conference to commemorate World Homoeopathy Day and the 271st birth anniversary of Dr. Samuel Hahnemann, the founder of homoeopathy.
The grand event was held at the historic House of Lords, British Parliament, followed by academic sessions at Hotel Radisson, London. The conference brought together eminent homoeopaths, researchers, and healthcare professionals from across the globe, highlighting the growing international collaboration in homoeopathic research and practice.
The inauguration ceremony was graced by the Mayor of Hounslow, London, along with the CEO of the West London Chambers of Commerce,Mr Randeep Singh Lal, Deputy lieutenant, Greater London, in a way he was representing The King of The United Kingdom, his majesty, King Charles who both acknowledged the contribution of homoeopathy to global healthcare and emphasized the importance of integrative medicine in modern times.
Dr. A. K. Gupta Secretary General HMAI said that Homoeopathic Medical Association of India is committed to the upliftment of Homoeopathy to be used as first choice of treatment for it’s effectiveness, Non Toxicity and financial Affordability and the welfare of Homoeopaths at large.
The scientific conference featured 6 comprehensive sessions, with a total of 20 distinguished speakers representing various countries. Experts presented their latest research findings, clinical experiences, and advancements in homoeopathic treatment methodologies.
A significant highlight of the conference was the presentation of research papers addressing critical and rare medical conditions. Among them, a research paper on , Motor Neuron Disease, Cancer, Osteomyelitis, Alopecia, Psoriatic Arthritis, Some So called Surgical conditions, Autism, Rheumatoid Arthritis, Bells Palsy etc. offered valuable insights into homoeopathic management approaches, while Dr. Sanket Gupta presented an in-depth study on Epidermolysis Bullosa, showcasing promising outcomes and therapeutic perspectives.
The conference served as an important platform for knowledge exchange, fostering international cooperation and reinforcing the role of homoeopathy in addressing complex health challenges. Participants appreciated the academic depth, global participation, and the opportunity to engage in meaningful discussions on advancing homoeopathic science.
Dr. Gary Smith past President Faculty of Homoeopathy appreciated the event with Positivity and appealed to look for the Reinclusion of Homoeopathy in NHS.
The event concluded on a successful note, reaffirming the commitment of LCH UK and HMAI to promote research, education, and global awareness of homoeopathy.
Dr. Sandeep Kaila and Dr. Saurav Arora of LCH UK held the convocation of the Turkey students and made them take Hahnemannian Oath also.
Everyone wished them best in their life as joining Homoeopathy fraternity.
Dr. A. K. Gupta
Secretary General HMAI
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