[nukkad] Kali phos--- an open letter to Dr. Arya

["Mahesh chandra gupta" <>]

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  Good health is just the slowest, most lingering way of dying.
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Arya wrote:

Pediculosis [lice] was an endemic feature.
One day a wizened old man of 70 who used to be in the railways and 
had
retired came up to me after the day was done and over a cup of 
terrific chai told me, "Aap is bacchoun ko Kali Phos kyun nahi 
dilwa detein hain, bada sasta aur susheel upae hai."

  I read up, got feedback, bought some bottles with a part of
my dormouse salary, and gave out the harmless non-toxic highly 
titrated
salts to brats via their hard eyed overworked anemic mothers.

In 7 days we had a small miracle with 100 % eradication rate. I 
had occasion to use the same prescription in 3 continents over 40 
years on half a dozen ethnic groups and came away with same 
results.
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Dear Dr. Arya,
Have you published your findings on pediculosis treatment in a 
medical journal? If not as a research article, then, at least, as 
a letter to editor? If yes, please provide reference. If no, I 
urge you to do so immediately. I am serious. Your observations are 
revolutionary. But they will remain consigned to oblivion unless 
you publish them. You owe a duty to society and to the medical 
profession to do so immediately.

In 1977, I sent a research paper to Lancet regarding the effect of 
antiascaris treatment on growth of children. It was based on the 
findings of a prospective study where under fives were given 
tetramisole every 3 months for an year and height, weight were 
monitored every 3 months. There was significantly higher height 
and weight gain in the group receiving deworming compared to the 
control group.

I was surprised by the response of lancet, the waiting time where 
was 5-6 months with a high rejection rate. I got an immediate 
letter from the editor saying that since the findings of the study 
were of fundamental importance for the health of the children in 
developing countries, they were going to dispense with the usual 
refery system and were going to publish in the next issue!

Your findings of Kali phos as "100% eradication treatment for 
pediculosis" are no less epoch making; in fact, much more so.

I must add that if you fail to publish your observations, you 
will, in my opinion, be doing a distinct disservice to the 
children of the world and the medical profession. Also, you will 
be tempting others to treat your observations with a little pinch 
of salt.

Regards

MC Gupta



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