Homeopathy: an Introduction
People are talking about homeopathy and its remarkable approach to health. Rather than relying on chemicals to control unwanted symptoms or force a particular response, homeopathy treats a person’s health… [read more]
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Tutorial 1 – The Law of Similars
Homeopathy is a complete system of medicine developed by the German physician and scientist, Dr Samuel Hahnemann (1755-1843). Homeopathic medicines are prescribed according to a natural law known as the… [read more]
Tutorial 2 – Law of Similars Discovered
Homeopathy was born at a time when the practice of medicine was unregulated and dangerous. Those who had the misfortune to fall ill ran the risk of being dosed with… [read more]
Tutorial 3 – Potentisation
Today, homeopathic medicines are safe for all to use. They are dispensed as highly dilute, sub-molecular remedies that are free of the chemical side effects associated with other medicines. However,… [read more]
Tutorial 4 – Three Scales of Potency
Today, homeopathic pharmacies potentise remedies according to three different scales to suit different prescribing purposes. These scales are the: centesimal scale, decimal scale and quinquagintamillesimal scale. The Centesimal Scale The… [read more]
Tutorial 5 – Benefits of Potentisation
The key to creating safe and effective homeopathic remedies is the act of potentisation. Although the process is incredibly simple, its benefits are huge as can be seen in the… [read more]
Tutorial 6 – Provings
“Proving” is the traditional term for the testing of a substance on healthy human volunteers to find what symptoms it produces and therefore treats. Today, provings are often called pathogenetic… [read more]
Tutorial 7 – The Vital Force
The Vital Force – What It Is and What It Does In the tutorials so far we have learnt: The very name of Homeopathy gives us a clue to how… [read more]
Tutorial 8 – Potentised Remedies and the Vital Force
Lets Recap We know from previous tutorials that Homeopathy treats through the Law of Similars.1By searching for, and prescribing substances that have producedsymptoms in the healthy similar to those experienced… [read more]
