Batul Fazal, Tanzania - Cervical SpondylitisI had an attack of spondylitis and frozen shoulder (right) last year i.e. Dec 07, I tried many allopathic physiotherapy, shoulder patches etc but no success.
Somehow by browsing on search engine, my husband came to know about Dr. Shah's treatment. Having tried other medicines without success, we thought of trying Dr. Shah's treatment as well, just for a change.
Thank god, as it has worked very well... My pain has subsided and frozen shoulder problem improved 60 to 70% in just a year.
Thanks a lot Dr. Shah.
S. Srivastava, IndiaSince last 17 months I have been suffering from Vitiligo, where hypo-pigmented spots appeared on the legs, upper leg, back between the shoulders. These spots were varying in size from 1cm x 0.5 cm to around 3cm x 3 cm in radius. The vitiligo was spreading at a fast pace. I was very worried, as no medicines seemed to work. I was desperate for a recovery, at least to sop the spread. Within 2 months of starting the treatment at Life Force, I started seeing positive changes in my vitiligo. There was about 10% of re-pigmentation in several spots and in the rest of the spots there was 20 % reduction in the whiteness. More or less all the spots had turned dull and started to fill from the borders. Within 6 months, about 70 % of my spots had developed normal skin color, the filling from the border continued and the spots were becoming dull. With 10 months of treatment: response is quiet good; starting with prompt difference, followed with gradual continuous improvement. The Vitiligo stopped spreading and I saw regular re-pigmentation. The overall response is quiet good. I am very happy with the treatment and hope for a complete recovery under Dr Rajesh Shah.
M. A., USAThe alopecia areata has stopped growing. I have got two more bald spots, but they are smaller. My other bald spots have been covered with fine thin baby hairs. My hair falls out less. I really think that the disease has slowed down. I still have 2 spots that are not covered but they are much smaller than the earlier ones.