Alternative Medicine an Introduction

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Education:
School education in Baroda High School and college education in Baroda College. Qualified as a Homoeopath from Calcutta Homoeopathic College, Calcutta in 1949. Settled down in Naihati, since October, 1950.

• Research:
Started Research work in Tridosha Homoeopathy from 1950 along with his father. Raiesthesia research work was started jointly with his father from 1950. Along with Tridosha & Homoeopathy GEM THERAPY was also started during that same period. After the passing away of his father in 1964 he started research work on MAGNET THERAPY and published his first article MAGNET AS A HEALER in 1968 which was also published in the INDIAN PRACTITIONER published from Bombay in 1968. This article was translated in several foreign languages which gave him an international reputation.

• Awards:
He was awarded the Honorary Membership of the National Acupuncture Association of South Africa in 1979 (HNMAA). He was awarded the Honarary D. Sc. by the MEDICINAL ALTERNATIVE in SRI LANKA in 1989 as also PAX MUNDI a Certificate for Professional Excellence in 1989.

"If there was a doctor like A.K. Bhattacharya in every locality, the world would be healthier and therefore a happier place. The doctor carries with him the experience of two generations of medical practice and has successfully treated thousands upon thou- sands of grateful patients. He has probed the depth of Ayurveda and the height of homeopathy. His passion is to cure and he does not hesitate to use any other pathy to achieve his purpose. Magnet therapy, Colour therapy, Tele rays therapy, using food as a therapy are with in the range of his accomplishments. Over and above being great doctor, he is also great teacher as well. This little book is a proof of that. if you cannot have him around, you should at least have this book around. It will prove to be useful to you, whether you are a doctor or a layman.

As a human being he has a heart of gold and I feel very proud and honoured for having been given the opportunity of writing this little foreword. Needless to say, I feel very unworthy in doing this job, as I am not a doctor but only a layman, who happens to love alternative systems of medicine - having been personally benefited by them greatly."