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The LM Potencies: A Case of Objectivity and Subjectivity

The history of LM potencies with regard to their unusual treatment in our literature and use in homeopathy is of a paramount importance.  The fact...

How to reach a correct potency

 Homeopathy is a natural science. Nature herself is a universal truth just like our mother. Every principle of homeopathy depend on true scientific reason.There are...

Salient Features of LM Potency

 The highest ideal of cure is rapid, gentle and permanent restoration of the health, or removal and annihilation of the disease in its whole extent,...

My Experience of Acute Prescriptions

 If you refer to Organon of the Rational Art of Healing, you will fi nd that Hahnemann had described acute diseases in aphorism 73. He had basically divided the...

The Dash in Paragraph 100 of the Organon

 At most congresses and in many journals and books people are always talking—would say too much so—about the totality of symptoms and individualization of the...

The Hahnemannian way of Homeopathic Prescription

A more frank and weighty statement had never been made by anybody after Hahnemann than Dr. Kent when he said – “ Homeopathy is now...

The Totality of Symptoms

 These few words constitute the key, to open the magic PANDORA box, for the selection of a homoeopathic remedy. In order to be a good...

Scope and Limitations of Homeopathy in Psychiatric Diseases

Abstract: The question of scope and limitations of homeopathy has not only been perturbing but intriguing the homeopathic community as well since the time of...

India to hold world forum on homeopathic medicine regulation

New Delhi, Feb 22 (IANS): India will host the World Integrated Medicine Forum on Regulation of Homeopathic Medicine — to be inaugurated by AYUSH Minister...

How Allopaths and Homoeopaths were monitoring their patients 250 years ago and NOW? Has anything changed? NO.

 Let us see what Dr. Hahnemann wrote during his time. He wrote, thus; “The old school physician gave himself very little trouble in this matter...