The urge to better himself then led him to obtain a diploma in acupressure massage from the International Yoga Centre, in Torquay, England, two years ago. I chose the centre because it is accredited to the Quality Council of England, so my qualifications are recognised. Acupressure is similar to acupuncture except no needles are used. The acupressure points are the connecting points in the meridian channels. This causes minerals in the body to become insoluble and causes blockages in the system.
Acupressure helps relieve the pressure and balance energy flow.
Dhilip uses his hands intuitively to find these blockages and relieve them. A large part of holistic treatment also depends on the patient's will. I have had patients who give up after a month because they don't see any progress. He has managed to fulfil his dream of helping people though. Once a week, he does charity work and treats paralysis and stroke victims at old folks homes.