About us

Consultations are given by Mirkamilova Nadira Said Yuldash Ali qizi — a doctor and gynaecologist with forty years of practice — and her son Mirkamilov Muhammad Said Muhadnofii oʻgʻli. We work according to the guidance of Ibn Sina.

Below are her own words.

I grew up among people who complained about their life, their health, their poverty. My father was a doctor; my mother was an otin-oyi and also helped women as a counsellor. I followed my parents’ path.

Today I have forty years of practice behind me. By profession I am a doctor, a gynaecologist. People come to me both when they have only just fallen ill and when they have let an illness run far.

Through these lines I want to explain one thing: you should not keep taking antibiotics, hormones and chemicals without end — they mend one organ and break another. Measure seven times, cut once.

First you must know a person’s mizoj — their nature. Then you must find out why they fell ill: how they eat, how they sleep, how they move, how they dress, what they think about, whether there is more heat or cold in them, more moisture or dryness. If a person lives wrongly — eats the wrong things, goes to bed at the wrong hour, rests too much or too little, drives themselves too hard or is idle, lives in dark thoughts and suspicion — they can be treated a thousand times and full recovery will still be difficult.

And second: it is cheaper to prevent illness. People say: some treat themselves while still healthy, others when the illness has begun, and others only when the knife has reached the bone. Bitter, but true.

Important. We do not replace treatment by a doctor. If treatment has been prescribed to you, continue it. People with serious diagnoses come to us too — in such cases we work alongside the treating doctor, not instead of them.

We do not publish the composition of our remedies, but at the consultation we always explain who a remedy suits and who it does not. Please tell us about pregnancy, allergies, and any medicines your doctor has prescribed.