Sunday Times 2

Dr. Shashikant S. Seth, the touch healing expert from Bombay is in Sri Lanka once again to conduct therapy from November 24 – December 17. On this visit he says he brings a special herbal remedy for blood pressure and home remedies for Diabetes, heart and kidney ailments as well as for cancer.
Dr. Seth has been visiting Sri Lanka every year to conduct sessions of healing therapy and training.
He can be contacted on 0777-114332

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