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What is your opinion about the specialization in allopathy like opthalmology, neurology, etc.,?
A person sees and the brain receives the signals. If eyes and brain fail to work together one becomes blind. The neurologist knows only the brain and should know only about the brain and an ophthalmologist should know only about eyes. These two people do not work together and cannot work together because a neuro specialist does not know about the eyes and an ophthalmologist does not know anything about the brain. These two specialists by coming together to treat a patient cannot see anything and they will only be groping in the dark as blind men. We are not attacking the specialists. We blame the subject which is blind. To have a clear picture, take me for a patient suffering from a heart disease, a liver disease, a kidney disease and an eye disease. I am seriously ill. Four specialists have come to attend on me. All these specialists are total strangers to each other because no one knows the other man’s specialty. What are they going to do by coming together? This explains the grave situation I am in.
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