Uttar Pradesh: Homeopathy Professor claims to Cure Diabetes in 2 days; gets ASCI wrath on Twitter
New Delhi: Reaching out to millions of diabetics across the globe, a homoeopathy doctor from Agra recently took to his twitter handle claiming that he can cure diabetes in a just a matter of few days. In no time the tweet attracted reactions from the netizens leading to a debate on the social platform.
In order to substantiate his claim, Dr Pradeep Kumar Gupta posted videos of patients that showed the medical practitioner in conversation with patients at his hospital. Doctor Gupta is a professor and Head of Department, P.G. Department of Materia Medica at Naiminath Homoeopathic Medical College, Hospital & Research Center, Agra.
Diabetes cured in 2 days @ Naiminath Homoeopathic Hospital, Agra, India # India's first NABH accredited Homoeopathic Hospital pic.twitter.com/19WkDC1tDC
— Pradeep Kumar Gupta (@Pradeep26589952) August 20, 2019
Till date, there is no cure for diabetes, but it can go into remission. However, the video gave food for thought and sparked debate while drawing mixed reactions from various fora. Some tagged him as quack while others poured down serious and sarcastic comments. The tweet also drew backlash from the medical fraternity as one doctor called the post as absolute misleading.
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