The Hair Falling Curability and Assessment Test (HFCAT) is an on-line test to suggest a possibility of
help with homeopathy. The criteria for the test in the form of a series of simple questions,
have been determined to suggest the chances of improvement with regard to the Hair Falling disorder. This test has been designed by Dr.Rajesh Shah, after having treated innumerable cases of patients from world over.
The sufferers Hair Falling may undergo this on-line test to obtain a suggestion on the possibility of cure with homeopathy. This test is free to use.
Note: Please write your e-mail (compulsory) to obtain the test result.
If you want to receive paper material, you may optionally write your postal address.
Confidentially of your information is assured.
Conditions of use and a Disclaimer:
1. This test has been designed by Dr.Rajesh Shah. This is based on his research work
in the field of homeopath, whereby thousands of cases of various nature including Hair Falling have been treated in the course of last 20 years. The HFACT is a result of accumulated experience.
2. This test offers an indication as to suggest a probability of success with homeopathic medication.
3. The HFCAT does not claim to be a diagnostic test. It's findings and the suggestions are empirical and should not be taken as surety nor should be taken as a guarantee to cure Hair Falling.
4. As there are many factors which influence the process and the treatment of Hair Falling disorder, the HFCAT has its own limitations. The user of this test has to agree with these terms of use before undergoing this test.
5. Incorrect selection of options may give incorrect and meaningless suggestion. For instance, if you select 80% body area involved as an answer to one of the questions, while selecting only 'sporadic spots' as a reply to another question, may lead you to wrong suggestion.
5. If the user has a specific question on the result of the test, may send an e-mail to: hfquery@hairfalling.com for Dr.Shah to answer. Please allow some days to accept a reply.
