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[Dr. Hahnemann]
Discusses the ‘physical powers’ of beneficial action in relation to the
beneficial nature of ‘dynamic action’ of homoeopathic medicines. In a passage
on Isopathy and Homoeopathy he writes “In like manner, a hand scalded with
boiling water would not be cured isopathically by the application of boiling
water, but only by a somewhat
lower temperature, as, for example, by holding it in a vessel containing
a fluid heated to 160° F which becomes every minute less hot, and finally descends
to the temperature of the room, where-upon the scalded part is restored by
Homoeopathy.”
What H. is describing here is a process to do with feeling. When someone
scalds their hand they experience the feeling of extreme heat which makes them
pull their hand away. In applying quite hot water to the scalded hand, as hot
as helpfully possible, keeps the hand close to the feeling of the injury, that
of extreme heat, and in so doing
keeps the person close to the feeling of the injury.
§ 4 says:
“He is, likewise, a preserver of health if he knows the things that
derange health and cause and sustain disease, and how to remove them from
persons in health.”
True prevention requires knowledge about the general living conditions
which cause diseases. This concerns the adequate supply of fresh foods and a
balanced nutrition, human housing conditions, proper clothing to protect
themselves against cold and heat, pure drinking water, ways to keep body and
clothes clean, and an efficient waste disposal, functioning canalization, etc.
not to mention social peace and working conditions, family bonds and social
order. It surely makes sense to everybody that the probability of infectious
diseases like diphtheria, measles and pertussis and the general health of the
population suffer during times of famine, destruction of all civilizing
institutions by means of wars and insufficient care of the sick.
[Hahnemann]
Die Paragraphen über Heilungshindernisse in Hahnemanns Organon VI. Auflage Samuel Hahnemann
§ 252
Fände man aber beim Gebrauche der übrigen Arzneien, daß in der chronischen Krankheit die bestens homöopathisch gewählte Arznei, in der angemessenen (kleinsten) Gabe, die Besserung nicht förderte, so ist dieß ein gewisses Zeichen, daß die, die Krankheit unterhaltende Ursache noch fortwährt, und dass sich in der Lebensordnung des Kranken oder in seinen Umgebungen ein Umstand befindet, welcher abgeschaltet werden muß, wenn die Heilung dauerhaft zu Stande kommen soll.
§ 255
Dennoch wird man auch bei diesen zur Ueberzeugung hierüber gelangen, wenn man jedes, im Krankheitsbilde aufgezeichnete Symptom einzeln mit ihnen durchgeht und sie außer diesen, über keine neuen, vorher ungewöhnlichen Beschwerden klagen können, auch keines der alten Zufälle sich verschlimmert hat. Dann muß, bei schon beobachteter Besserung des Gemüthes und Geistes, die Arznei auch durchaus wesentliche Minderung der Krankheit hervorgebracht haben, oder, wenn jetzt noch die Zeit dazu zu kurz gewesen wäre, bald hervorbringen. Zögert nun, im Fall der Angemessenheit des Heilmittels, die sichtbare Besserung doch zu lange, so liegt es entweder am unrechten Verhalten des Kranken oder an andern, die Besserung hindernden Umständen.
§ 260
Für chronisch Kranke ist daher die sorgfältige Aufsuchung solcher Hindernisse der Heilung um so nöthiger, da ihre Krankheit durch dergleichen Schädlichkeiten und andere krankhaft wirkende, oft unerkannte Fehler in der Lebensordnung gewöhnlich verschlimmert worden war.
Anm.: Kaffee, feiner chinesischer und anderer Kräuterthee; Biere mit arzneilichen, für den Zustand des Kranken unangemessenen Gewächssubstanzen angemacht, sogenannte feine, mit arzneilichen Gewürzen bereitete Liqueure, alle Arten Punsch, gewürzte Schokolade, Riechwasser und Parfümerien mancher Art, stark duftende Blumen im Zimmer, aus Arzneien zusammengesetzte Zahnpulver und Zahnspiritus, Riechkißchen, hochgewürzte Speisen und Saucen, gewürztes Backwerk und Gefrornes mit arzneilichen Stoffen, z.B. Kaffee, Vanille u.s.w. bereitet, rohe, arzneiliche Kräuter auf Suppen, Gemüße von Kräutern, Wurzeln und Keim-Stengeln (wie Spargel mit langen, grünen Spitzen), Hopfenkeime und alle Vegetabilien, welche Arzneikraft besitzen, Sellerie, Petersilie, Sauerampfer, Dragun, alle Zwiebel-Arten, u.s.w.; alter Käse und Thierspeisen, welche faulicht sind, (Fleisch und Fett von Schweinen, Enten und Gänsen oder allzu junges Kalbfleisch und saure Speisen; Salate aller Art), welche arzneiliche Nebenwirkungen haben, sind eben so sehr von Kranken dieser Art zu entfernen als jedes Uebermaß, selbst das des Zuckers und Kochsalzes, so wie geistige, nicht mit viel Wasser verdünnte Getränke; Stubenhitze, schafwollene Haut-Bekleidung, sitzende Lebensart in eingesperrter Stuben-Luft oder öftere, bloß negative Bewegung (durch Reiten, Fahren, Schaukeln), übermäßiges Kind-Säugen, langer Mittagsschlaf im Liegen (in Betten), Lesen in waagerechter Lage, Nachtleben, Unreinlichkeit, unnatürliche Wohllust, Entnervung durch Lesen schlüpfriger Schriften, Onanism oder, sei es aus Aberglauben, sei es um Kinder-Erzeugung in der Ehe zu verhüten, unvollkommner, oder ganz unterdrückter Beischlaf; Gegenstände des Zornes, des Grames, des Aergernisses, leidenschaftliches Spiel, übertriebene Anstrengung des Geistes und Körpers, vorzüglich gleich nach der Mahlzeit; sumpfige Wohngegend und dumpfige Zimmer; karges Darbenu.s.w. Alle diese Dinge müssen möglichst vermieden oder entfernt werden, wenn die Heilung nicht gehindert oder gar unmöglich gemacht werden soll. Einige meiner Nachahmer scheinen durch Verbieten noch weit mehrer, ziemlich gleichgültiger Dinge die Diät des Kranken unnöthig zu erschweren, was nicht zu billigen ist.
§ 261
Die, beim Arzneigebrauche in chronischen Krankheiten zweckmäßigste Lebensordnung, beruht auf Entfernung solcher Genesungs-Hindernisse und dem Zusatze des hie und da
nöthigen Gegentheils: unschuldige Aufheiterung des Geistes und Gemüths, active Bewegung in freier Luft, fast bei jeder Art von Witterung (tägliches Spazierengehen, kleine
Arbeiten mit den Armen), angemessene, nahrhafte, unarzneiliche Speisen und Getränke u.s.w.
[Fourie Erasmus]
The homoeopathic process of preparing medicine was introduced by
Hahnemann in the fifth edition of the Organon, in 1831. It is characterized by
4 distinguishing features (Gaier 1981:456):
1. It is a purely mechanical and mathematico-physical process.
2. The procedure involves neither uncertain, unreliable nor immeasurable
factors.
3. The resultant product is stable and can readily be maintained that
way.
4. The process is theoretically illimitable, though it becomes laboriously
time consuming in the higher range of potencies.
Potentized substances possess certain attributes:
1. Quantitative (chemical) reduction linked to qualitative increment of
therapeutic (reactive) property.
2. Physical solubility (even of substances, like metals, believed to
have been insoluble).
3. Physiological assimilability and bioavailability.
4. Altered therapeutic activity (suppression of primary (direct), and
enhancement of secondary (reactive) effect of drugs.
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Aphorism1 The physician's high and only mission is to restore the sick
to health, to cure, as it is termed
“It is the morbidly affected vital energy alone that produces disease,
so that the morbid phenomena perceptible to our senses expressed at the same
time all the internal change, that is to say, the whole morbid derangement of
the internal dynamis; in a word, they reveal the whole disease”. H. writes that
the vital force, when it is affected, is what causes the disease, that is, the
cause of the disease.
Aphorism 7
[Rudi Verspoor]
“…so must be the totality of these its symptoms, this outwardly
reflecting image of the inner Genius [Wesen] of the disease, that is of the
suffering of the Living Power, the most important or only thing, whereby the
disease can make the remedy that it may require discernible — the only thing
that can determine the most suitable auxiliary means — so in a word, must the
totality of the symptoms be the most important thing, indeed the only thing for
the Remedial-Artist [Heilkünstler], that he has to discern and clear away in
each disease case by his art.”
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Patient is very excitable and weak, the application of a remedy by olfaction is more
efficacious and safe than the administration of a substantial dose of
homoeopathic medicine, however fine and highly potentiated. This is done by
holding the mouth of the vial, containing one small globule moistened with the
medicine, first to one nostril, and if the dose is to be still more
efficacious, also to the other nostril of the patient, who takes a momentary
inspiration. This process of olfaction is not to be repeated at shorter
intervals, than if the medicine had been given in substantial form.
Patient is very excitable and weak, the application of a remedy by
olfaction is more efficacious and safe than the administration of a substantial
dose of homoeopathic medicine, however fine and highly potentiated. This is
done by holding the mouth of the vial, containing one small globule moistened
with the medicine, first to one nostril, and if the dose is to be still more
efficacious, also to the other nostril of the patient, who takes a momentary
inspiration. This process of olfaction is not to be repeated at shorter
intervals, than if the medicine had been given in substantial form
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H. “…it is only the vital force, deranged to such an abnormal state,
that can furnish the organism with its disagreeable sensations”.
From this we find that Hahnemann believed that “vital force” is what
causes the symptoms.
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Ein Organismus reagiert auf Einflüsse aus der Umwelt nie gleichartig und nicht immer mit Krankheit, Stressoren sind demnach nicht immanent schädlich.
§ 46 “By the way it is notable, that since the general distribution of
Jenner’s Cow Pox vaccination, human small-pox never again appeared as
epidemically or virulently as 40 - 50 years before...”
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Ein Organismus reagiert, auf Basis
vorhandener Reaktionsfähigkeit, auf die Einwirkung von Stressoren. Durch
erzeugten Widerstand erfolgt die Entwicklung gesundheits- oder krankheits-nah.
Es besteht nie ein gleichmäßiger Zustand von Gesundheit und Krankheit, ein
Organismus unterliegt einer fortlaufenden Reaktion und Regulation und definiert
sich individuell durch krankhafte und gesunde Symptome. Org, § 12+54Org, § 218Org, § 153Org. § 94
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»Organon der Heilkunst« (6. Auflage,
verfaßt um 1840) im § 74 Folgendes:
»Zu den chronischen Krankheiten müssen wir leider! noch jene allgemein verbreiteten rechnen, durch die allöopathischen Curen erkünstelt, wie auch den anhaltenden Gebrauch heftiger, heroischer Arzneien, in großen und gesteigerten Gaben, den Mißbrauch und Calomel, Quecksilbersublimat, Quecksilbersalbe, Opium, Baldrian, ..., jahrelange Abführungsmittel, ... usw., wovon die Lebenskraft theils unbarmherzig geschwächt, theils, wenn sie ja nicht unterliegt, nach und nach (von jedes besondern Mittels Mißbrauche, eigenartig) dergestalt innormal verstimmt wird, daß sie, um das Leben gegen diese feindseligen und zerstörenden Angriffe aufrecht zu erhalten, den Organism umändern, und diesem oder jenem Theile entweder die Erregbarkeit oder die Empfindung benehmen, oder sie übermäßig erhöhen, Theile erweitern oder zusammenziehen, erschlaffen oder verhärten, oder wohl gar vernichten, und hie und da im Innern und Aeußern organische Fehler anbringen (den Körper im Innern und Äußern verkrüppeln) muß, um dem Organism Schutz vor völliger Zerstörung des Lebens gegen die immer erneuerten, feindlichen Angriffe solcher ruinierenden Potenzen (gemeint sind hier chemische bzw. allgemein stoffliche, Symptome unterdrückende Arzneimittel, Anm. d. Verf.) zu verschaffen.«
§ 76 eine Prognose, verbunden mit konkreten Behandlungsanweisungen mit auf den Weg:
»Nur gegen natürlich Krankheiten hat uns der Allgütige Hülfe durch die Homöopathik geschenkt - aber jene, durch falsche Kunst schonungslos erzwungenen, oft jahrelangen Schwächungen (durch Blut-Verschwenden, Abmergelung durch Haarseile und Fontanelle) so wie die Verhunzungen und Verkrüppelungen des menschlichen Organisms im Innern und Aeußern durch schädliche Arzneien und zweckwidrige Behandlungen, müßtem (bei übrigens zweckmäßiger Hülfe, gegen ein vielleicht noch im Hintergrunde liegendes Miasm) die Lebenskraft selbst zurücknehmen, wenn sie 5 nicht schon zu sehr durch solche Unthaten geschwächt worden und mehrere Jahre auf dieses ungeheure Geschäft ungestört verwenden könnte.«
Hahnemann has mentioned about acute diseases in the aphorisms 72-82.
The following points are worthy to take into account:
Mode of onset: Usually sudden
Intensity: A marked intensity
of functional and structural alterations of signs and symptoms
Pace: Rapid progress; travels
at a great speed. Finish their course more or less quickly.
Termination: Manner in which
they terminate; either recovery or death.
Ein Organismus verliert im Laufe des Lebens seine Kräfte und die Stabilität, ein Vorgang der nicht aufgehalten werden kann (Diät u.a.) und als chronische Krankheit beschrieben wird. Auf der Grundlage von Heterostase (Ungleichgewicht) erfolgt eine Weiterentwicklung in Richtung zunehmender Entropie bis zum Tod.
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In aphorism 94, it is clearly mentioned that the physician should try to
enquire the circumstances which have made the patient sick. The physician
should enquire about
the patient’s mode of living, diet, and domestic circumstances.
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In aphorism 128 of the
‘Organon of the medical art’, Dr Samuel Hahnemann states that the 30th
potency should be used in the proving of a substance (O’Reilly, 1996:154).
Sherr also recommends this potency as it is said to produce the best mental,
emotional and general symptoms (Sherr, 1994:27).
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Organon § 135
“The complex of all disease elements which a medicine is capable of
engendering is only brought near to completeness by means of multiple
observations employed upon many
differing qualified persons, both male and female. One can only be
assured of having thoroughly proven a medicine for the disease states which it
can arouse (i.e., for its pure
powers in altering the human condition) when subsequent provers can
notice little about the medicine that is new and they almost always perceive in
themselves the same
symptoms that have already been observed by others.”
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[Dr. Manish Bhatia]
Dr. Bhatia's Lectures on Organon of Medicine
DURATION OF TREATMENT
Aphorism 148: ...If, as has been said, the selected homeopathic remedy
is administered properly, then the acute natural disease which is to be
overruled if recently developed, will often disappear imperceptibly in a few
hours.
An older, more chronic disease will yield somewhat later together with
all traces of discomfort, by the use of several doses of the same more highly
potentized remedy or after careful selection1 of one or another more similar
homeopathic medicine. Health, recovery, follow in imperceptible, often rapid
transitions. The life principle is freed again and capable of resuming the life
of the organism in health as before and strength returns.
...After this, Hahnemann gives his opinion about the time that is
required to treat various types of diseases.
He says that once a similar remedy is administered, an acute disease of
recent origin disappears within a few hours.
I have personally witnessed this numerous times that a single dose of
the rightly selected remedy makes the acute disappear very rapidly, sometimes
within minutes.
Last time when I had a fever, I had severe pain in my legs. My homeopath
prescribed China 200C to be taken every three hours. I could only find 30CH at
home and took
a dose. Within ten minutes I could feel the aches in my legs dissolving
and within a few hours, the illness of three days just vanished. I never needed
the second dose.
In my clinical practice, I have seen acutes like fever, coryza, colic,
otalgia, headache, etc., disappearing in a very short duration, varying from a
few minutes to a few hours.
I must say that such results only come when you have high precision in
selecting the simillimum. My experience tells me that you need to take into
consideration the mental state of the patient in consideration, even while
treating acutes. The more superficial the prescription, the more superficial
the results. Hahnemann himself has written that
there is no Aconite without fear and no Nux vomica without irritability.
Observing the mental state or enquiring about it doesn’t take too much time in
an acute, but the
results that you get after that little bit of extra effort, are
phenomenal.
I must also add that doses needed in an acute depend upon the severity
of the diseases. Hahnemann has suggested that we can repeat the medicine in an
acute condition
as frequently as every few minutes if needed. We will study this in more
detail when we study posology in later aphorisms.
He then tells us that in the treatment of a chronic disease:
Several doses of the same
remedy may be required, each subsequent dose being more potentised than the
previous one.
Or
More than one remedy might be
required sequentially (not together) if the symptom picture changes.
The treatment will be of longer duration. It can again vary from a few
days to a few years, depending upon the nature and extent of pathology,
vitality of the patient, and
skill of the homeopath. We will cover all these and more while studying
posology.
The 149th aphorism in the 5th edition of Organon
was clearer about the duration of treatment. Its content got split in aphorisms
148 and 149 in the 6th edition. Let us study
it for greater clarity...
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§ 157
[Dr. Manish Bhatia]
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HOMEOPATHIC AGGRAVATION
In aphorism 157 Hahnemann introduces the concept of homeopathic
aggravation.
While it is certain that a homeopathically selected remedy does, by
reason of its appropriateness and the minuteness of the dose, gently removes
and annihilates the acute disease analogous to it, without manifesting its
other unhomeopathic symptoms, that is to say, without the production of new,
serious disturbances, yet it usually, immediately after ingestion – for the
first hour, or for a few hours – causes a kind of slight aggravation when the
dose has not been sufficiently small and (where the dose has been somewhat too
large, however, for a considerable number of hours), which has so much
resemblance to the original disease that it seems to the patient to be an
aggravation
of his own disease. But it is, in reality, nothing more than an
extremely similar medicinal disease, somewhat exceeding in strength the
original affection.
Hahnemann tells us that when a similar remedy is applied to a sick
individual, it produces a similar artificial disease which is slightly stronger
than the natural disease.
Due to the similarity, the patient feels that the existing symptoms have
aggravated, but in reality, it is the effect of the medicine.
This intensification of existing symptoms is usually slight and lasts,
at the most, for a few hours. So homeopathic aggravation can be defined as:
Homeopathic aggravation is a slight, transient aggravation of existing
symptoms of a patient, after application of a similar remedy.
It is important to understand and focus on the words ‘slight’ and
‘transient’.
The intensification has to be slight. If the patient comes to you, say
with colic. The intensification of the pain has to be so slight that in most
cases, it will be imperceptible.
The patient should not be wailing with pain due to the artificial
disease state. Remember the second aphorism - the ideal cure has to be
‘gentle’.
This aggravation should last only for a few minutes or hours. The
aggravation has to be transient, short-lived and not protracted. We give
medicines to reduce the suffering
of a person, not to increase it.
Hahnemann says that if the dose given to the patient be too large, this
aggravation can last for several more hours.
I have found that a large number of homeopaths do not understand this
concept of homeopathic aggravation. They believe and often tell their patients
that after they give
a so-called homeopathic remedy, the disease will first increase and then
subside. This is a fallacy.
The disease does not aggravate. It is the perception of the disease that
is aggravated.
This increased perception is dynamic due to the dynamic nature of the
remedy. It does not (never) leads to an increase in the pathological state,
even for a short while.
Only the sensations related to the disease are heightened. Let us
understand this better with some examples.
A patient with dermatitis feels slightly more itchy for an hour or a few
hours after the remedy. After that, the patient feels better and the dermatitis
gradually reduces in
the days to come. This is homeopathic aggravation.
A patient experience severe aggravation in itching after the remedy. The
increased itching lasts for several days or is so intense that the patient is
unable to sleep now.
The patient is greatly bothered by this aggravation. This is NOT
homeopathic aggravation. Either the remedy or the dose is very dissimilar.
A patient with dermatitis gets a remedy. The area of dermatitis
increases after that or there are a few new patches. This is NOT a homeopathic
aggravation. This is either
a disease-aggravation or a medicinal aggravation.
A child comes to you with cough. He is coughing every few minutes. After
the remedy, the cough becomes so intense that the child finds it difficult to
breathe.
This is NOT homeopathic aggravation.
The same child, however, has a few small bouts of cough after the
remedy, followed by a quick and lasting amelioration. This is homeopathic
aggravation.
A person comes to you with 102 fever, myalgia and headache. After the
remedy, the fever seems slightly more, say by half a degree, but the headache
and myalgia feel less. This is soon followed by a sweat and all symptoms are
relieved. This is homeopathic aggravation.
Homeopathic aggravation does not mean you will first increase the
vitiligo patches or increase the number of convulsions before reducing them. It
means slight and transient aggravation of the symptoms (not pathology). And
this aggravation should be followed by a long amelioration of symptoms and
reduction of pathology.
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•Hahnemann stresses both symptom and disposition, but especially the
latter, in Aphorism 210 of the Organon: “...and in all cases of disease we are
called on to cure, the state of the patient's disposition is to be particularly
noted, along with the totality of the symptoms, if we would trace an accurate
picture of the disease, in order to be able there from to treat it homeopathically
with success.”
•Dispositionis that which shapes each person’s unique way of responding
to events. This includes those consistent attributes, positive and negative,
that form our attitudes and our actions.
•I came to this succinct definition after careful thought and much
application.
•As much as disposition plays a prominent role in the selection of the
remedy, the evaluation of whether we have successfully applied a homeopathic
remedy is to be found in the curative positive change in pathology, in the
“annihilation of the disease” (as Hahnemann said), and not necessarily with
regard to any change of disposition in the early follow-ups.
Aphorism 210 and in all cases of disease we are called on to cure, the
state of the patient’s disposition is to be particularly noted, along with the
totality of the symptoms,
if we would trace an accurate picture of identifying Miasms and Nosodes,
and the History of Miasms11th disease, in order to be able there from to treat
it homoeopathically with success
Aphorisms 210, 222 and 228, mental diseases are said to be of Psoric
origin and are to be treated with antipsoric medicines.
Aphorism 226 is related to the concept of psychotherapy. It states that
display of confidence, friendly exhortations, sensible advice and appropriate
diet and regimen help the patient to achieve a healthy state of mind.
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only one single, simple medicinal substance is to be administered in a given
case of time. This is due to the following reasons:
§ 265 of The Organon is often overlooked?
“It is a matter of conscience
for the medical-art practitioner to be certain that each patient takes the
right medicine every time. Therefore, the practitioner should give the patient
the correctly selected medicine from his own hands, and he should also prepare
the medicine himself.“
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Organon Of Medicine – Samuel Hahnemann | The Organon of Medicine was
written by Samuel Hahnemann in 1810. This book is written in aphoristic style
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Where Kent Differs with Hahnemann · David Little · Lectures on Organon
of Medicine – Vital Force in Health Understanding Aphorism Nine & Ten ·
Manish Bhatia ...
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Lectures on Organon of Medicine – Perceiving Cure – Understanding ...
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Lectures on Organon of Medicine – Vital Force in Health ...
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Lectures on Organon of Medicine – Understanding Nature's Law of ...
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Potency Selection Guidelines by Dr. Hahnemann | HPATHY.COM
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Lectures on Organon of Medicine – PSORA – Understanding Aphorism ...
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Hahnemann's Advanced Methods Part 3: Managing The Case | HPATHY.COM
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Hahnemann's Advanced Methods Part 5: Speeding The Cure | HPATHY.COM
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Lectures on Organon of Medicine – Totality of Symptoms is ...
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15 Sep 2010 ... We ended our last lecture on aphorism 33. So what's
written in aphorism 34 and 35?
In aphorism 34 Hahnemann says that a homeopathic medicine ...
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Lectures on Organon of Medicine – Homeopath's Mission ...
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Lecture on Aphorism 40 | HPATHY.COM
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Lecture on Aphorism 36-37 | HPATHY.COM
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Lectures on Organon of Medicine – Knowledge of Disease ...
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Understanding Aphorism 28 to 29 – How Homeopathy Medicines Work ...
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Lectures on Organon of Medicine – Totality of Symptoms ...
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Lectures on Organon of Medicine – Perception of Complex Disease ...
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Hahnemann's Advanced Methods Part 1: Hahnemannian Homoeopathy ...
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Lectures on Organon of Medicine – Introduction to Miasms ...
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Lectures on Organon of Medicine – What is CURE? – Understanding ...
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Lectures on Organon of Medicine – Pseudochronic Disease ...
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Lectures on Organon of Medicine – Vital Force in Disease ...
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Organon & Philosophy | HPATHY.COM - Part 2
Lectures on Organon of Medicine – Homeopath's Mission – Understanding
Aphorism One · Manish Bhatia · Hahnemann's Advanced Methods Part 9: The Choice
of ...
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Lectures on Organon of Medicine – Vital Force in Cure ...
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Using Acute Intercurrent or Intermediate Remedies in Chronic ...
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HAHNEMANN'S MIDDLE WAY | HPATHY.COM
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Hahnemann's Advanced Methods Part 7: Administering the Dose ...
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Lectures on Organon of Medicine – Knowledge Of Medicine ...
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Lectures on Organon of Medicine – Acute Exacerbation of Chronic ...
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The MICH Method | HPATHY.COM
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Hahnemann's Advanced Methods Part
6: Preparing the Medicinal ...
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Organon of Medicine History &
Development | HPATHY.COM
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Lectures on Organon of Medicine –
Incurable Disease ...
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Collection of Drug Substances |
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Where Kent Differs with Hahnemann
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