Similia Similibus CurenturWritten by
Kartik Murtys
The Beauty of Homeopathy When the physician has discovered all the observable symptoms of the disease that exist, he has discovered the disease itself, he has attained the complete conception of it requisite to enable him to effect a cure. Samuel Hahnemann
When the physician has discovered all the observable symptoms of the disease that exist, he has discovered the disease itself, he has attained the complete conception of it requisite to enable him to effect a cure. Samuel Hahnemann
Philosophy
Characteristic peculiarities of COffea Morbid excitation of the organs of sense and of the nervous system, with sensitiveness to pain. Aggravation of the pains in the open air. Sad, weeping mood in the open air, with indisposition to work. Great nervousness, with lachrymation and weariness du
Philosophy
The following quotation from "The Hand-Book of Materia Medica" by Timothy F. Allen, M. D., LL. D., a most eminent authority, expresses more concisely the same or a very similar method of procedure for the selection of the remedy, and as he states "it can be followed by the trained or untrained presc
Remedy of the Day
"One good thing about music, when it hits you, you feel no pain"- Bob Marley! That quote certainly says a lot about the relationship between mind and body. In our busy lives where we hear so many different notes of music and agony; we overlook a lot of times what our own body has to tell us, and he
Remedy of the Day
It is preeminently a scrofulous medicine, corresponding to gross constitutions with tendency to rough scaling skin with horny patches. With these horny patches is great tenderness, the patient can hardly bear to walk on them. Analagous to these horny excrescences are warts. We find mental symptoms