In their book, Homeopathic Management of Covid-19—A handbook, authors Dr Amar Bodhi R., Dr Pramod K., Dr Beena Amar Bodhi, Dr Manu Varghese and Dr Ashita Raveendran offer a roadmap to explore the potential of homeopathic medicine in COVID-19, foregrounding its cost-effectiveness for India's large population. The authors are experts in their field—Bodhi works as an associate professor at Delhi government's Dr B.R. Sur Homeopathic Medical College and Research Centre; Pramod and Beena are both serving as chief medical officers in the directorate of AYUSH, Delhi government; Varghese is a medical officer in Kerala's directorate of homeopathy; and Raveendran is associate professor in NCERT, and her expertise lies in conducting and guiding research studies.  In the handbook, the authors state that homeopathy has proved useful and claimed better results in various epidemics such as cholera, spanish flu, yellow fever, scarlet fever, diptheria, typhoid, japanese encephalitis, among others. They also offer a guidance document for utlising the AYUSH staff on ground, and distribution of homeopathic medicines for preventing the disease (the doctors prescribe Arsenicum Album 30—four pills each morning on an empty stomach for five days, only up to the time of immune response from the body). However, the doctors caution that this remedy works only for those who enjoy “tolerable health”—it is not recommended for those with chronic diseases, with poor diet and history of addiction, and “unusual mental and physical exertion”.  An elaborate treatment protocol is also recommended for mild, moderate and severe clinical cases, with detailed guidance on monitoring the patients' condition and maintaining optimum oxygen levels in the room. Based on their experience over the last few months, the authors also report success stories among patients of COVID-19 who were treated with homeopathic therapies.