There are internists, allergists, family practice and obstetricians and gynaecologists. First of all, they would be examined by an oncologist or arthritis specialist also as part of their evaluation. And if there was something very useful that modern medicine could offer them, for example if somebody had Hodgkin's lymphoma, which responds extremely well to chemotherapy, then we would use it. But at the same time, we would use herbal remedies, we would use pancha karma, we would use meditation, we would use massage, we would use complementary approaches. In some cases we would use a purely Ayurvedic approach.
People have the same diseases but have different subtypes and there are different approaches to use.
We have been successful in obtaining reimbursement of payments with insurance companies in the United States. So this much we know, that there is no disease that does not have at least one documented case of spontaneous remission. And, therefore, as scientists it behooves us to understand that if there is even one case in a million or ten million cases, that there must be a mechanism for it. And as scientists we must dig into what the mechanism is and I think the mechanism is a multi-factorial transformation that involves most importantly a shift in consciousness. It takes the whole universe to conspire to create a new event and we tend to want a linear explanation.