Articles on Organon of medicine and Homoeopathy Philosophy
Dr Muhammed Rafeeque Abstract We are familiar with the ancient doctrine of signature right from the beginning of our homeopathic education. Irrespective of our attitude towards this concept, we compare the signature aspects of certain […]
Dr Jatin N Dhagat Introduction: The subject of the relationship of remedies is one of the most fascinating in homoeopathy and many aspects of it have not been developed in the literature. Long before Hahnemann, […]
Dr Ardeshir T Jagose In order to prescribe successfully we have to understand the philosophy behind acute prescribing. Most of the times prescriptions are made without actually following the guide lines given by our […]
Dr Georgios Loukas The word “psora” can be found in Latin and Greek. One view suggests that it derives from the Hebrew “Tsorat” which means stretch mark, mistake, ditch, contamination, stigma; it was often attributed […]
Dr. Kathika Chattopadhyay Adulthood– the most constructive and the longest part of human life; covers the age from 20 to 60 yrs and divided in to three phases: 1.EARLY (20 To 35yrs) 2.MIDDLE (35 To […]
Dr Krutik Shah Unfortunately it is a fact that most homoeopaths are but poorly acquainted with Hahnemann’s Organon. Yet, there is no doubt that this is the single most important work on the subject, providing […]
Dr Subrata K Banerjea Approach – a: contaminated drug dependent cases: cases without clarity of symptoms: i) In drug dependent asthma cases, when the patient is on an inhaler and/or steroids; in such cases it […]
Dr S K Vashisht Let me refresh a young Homoeopath and show him the tools made available to him, for treating his patient., and share my experience. Homoeopathic medicines are usually recognized by round Pills, […]
Dr Sreekumar A Phenomenon is an observed or apparent object or fact or occurence.There is a basic wholeness in a phenomenon. Phenomenology is a study of that which exhibits or displays itself or it is […]
Dr N Harihar Iyer Concomitant symptoms are the symptoms that always accompany the main symptom but have no pathological relation to the chief ailment’. This is the customary view on concomitant symptom mainly sketched by […]
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