Pune based doc could cure dementia and autism

Pune: A 'dormant supreme control of the brain' hypothesis made by Pune based Dr Gunwant Oswal got a boost by the recent discovery of 'Master Regulator Gene of brain' in Canada. Both the theories mention the existence of a dormant gene in the brain which can initiate recovery in irreversible brain disorders.
The research was presented in various countries and a book on the same was published on 1999 by Oswal. Currently, along with his daughter Pooja Upasani, Oswal plans to carry forward their research with the patients of 'center of life sciences', health and medicine. Treatment of ten thousand patients from over 60 countries started on Saturday in the 'center of life sciences' with the gene therapy (g therapy) developed from the dormant brain research.
Oswal said, "The therapy is based on integrative system of medicine using homeopathic remedies with some insights from ayurvedic and neurophysiology principles." He added that G therapy is expected to show significant difference in irreversible cases of brain damage, increasing recovery chances of the patients.
Claiming that G therapy is the future revolution of neurological disorders and brain treatment, the Oswal duo will expand their research on patients suffering from dementia and autism.