Similia Health Academy

20/09/2026

SiHA (SIMILIA HEALTH ACADEMY) in association with saradha krishna homoeopathy medical college presented a grant seminar at Dr. GPH farm house

06/09/2026

Graphites,—a moist, scabby eruption. Lycopodium has a dry, scaly eruption. Mezereum, a thick, hard scab, from under which, when it is pressed, thick pus exudes. Hepar sulphuris, a scab easily torn off, and which leaves a raw and bleeding surface.
Viola tricolor in tinea capitis is indicated by the peculiar odor of the urine of the patient. It smells like cat's urine.

-Carroll Dunham

05/09/2026

Happy Teachers' Day to all the doctors who dedicate their lives not only to healing but also to teaching, guiding, and inspiring others every day.

Your knowledge shapes future generations of healthcare professionals, and your wisdom leaves a lasting impact on countless lives.

With gratitude and respect,

04/09/2026

When you understand the "concept" behind a medicine,you can prescribe it with much more confidence.
If you prescribe medicine based only on symptoms,
the chance of making a mistake will be very high.

-George Vithalkus

16/08/2026

13/08/2026

Celebrating our 12th year on Facebook. Thank you all for your continuing support. We could never have made it without you. 🙏🤗🎉

09/06/2026

The greatest challenge facing Homoeopathy today is not skepticism from others, it is the lack of confidence within our own fraternity.

If Homoeopaths themselves do not believe in the power of Homoeopathy, how can the world be expected to believe in it?

For over two centuries, Homoeopathy has helped countless patients suffering from chronic and so called incurable diseases. Its strength lies not in claims, but in clinical results witnessed by patients and practitioners across generations.

Let us study deeper, practice sincerely, document our successes, and stand with conviction for the science we represent.

Believe in Homoeopathy. Practice it with knowledge. Let your results speak.

11/05/2026

Life is like the Circle of Willis—
a beautifully redundant system designed not just to survive… but to adapt.

Even when one pathway fails, others quietly take over.
When a vessel narrows, collateral channels expand.
When flow is compromised, perfusion finds a way.

You don’t collapse at the first blockage—
you reroute, recalibrate, and recover.

Because just like cerebral circulation,
life isn’t about having a single perfect path…
it’s about having multiple backups, unseen strengths, and silent resilience.