Homeopathic Hospital and Dispensary in New York.

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September 29, 2012· 1 min read

HISTORY: In 1889 this building became the 26th Ward Homeopathic Hospital and Dispensary in New York. I Love Homeopathy, Iman :)

HISTORY: In 1889 this building became the 26th Ward Homeopathic Hospital and Dispensary in New York.

I Love Homeopathy, Iman :)

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History

MYRA NISSEN

While in my 40’s I witnessed the profound turnaround of my mother’s health with homeopathy. It was this that event that lead me to make homeopathy a career and a lifestyle. After my father passed away, I took over the care for my mother. She was at an assisted living facility, on a number of medica

History

please meet the Hahnemann Hospital Nuring School -

HISTORY: please meet the Hahnemann Hospital Nuring School - Graduating Class of year 1908 - New York. Image credit: State of New York Iman :)

Philosophy

Samuel Hahnemann's philosophy

PHILOSOPHY: Samuel Hahnemann "Only those unbiased individuals to whom truth and the happiness of mankind are of some value, will be receptive to our simple doctrine of healing, they alone will of their own free bring the necessary sacrifice to draw forth to the light those unfathomable treasures of

Philosophy

GUIDING PRINCIPLES

There are but two principle methods of cure: the one based only on accurate observation of nature, on careful experimentation and pure experience, the homoeopathic (before we never designedly used) and a second which does not do this, the heteropathic or allopathic. Each opposes the other, and only