George Vithoulkas
International Academy of Classical Homeopathy, Alonissos 37005, Greece
These attacks draw support from irresponsible and unjustified claims by certain teachers of homeopathy.
Such claims include the use of ‘dream’ and ‘imaginative’ methods for provings.
For prescribing some such teachers attempt to replace the laborious process of matching symptom picture and remedies with spurious theories based on ‘signatures’, sensations and other methods.
Other irresponsible claims have also been made. These ‘‘new ideas’’ risk destroying the principles, theory, and practice of homoeopathy.
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Although I do not always totally agree with George Vithoulkas, the article he wrote on this subject is very well written. It hits the nail on the head. If homeopathy wants to be taken serious, it must get rid of experimental elements who ignore the basic facts of homeopathy.