Homeopathy is both science and art. A successful homeopath artistically applies the fundamental homeopathic laws into his practice. A medical student trains himself in science and applies it as an art in his practice. “Science teaches us to work; science is a theory, art teaches us to do: art is practice. Every art has its …
A famous prophylaxis medical rule is explained by Hippocrates is Primum non nocere meaning of which is “first, do no harm”. This means whatever you do, do not damage your patient in your attempt to help him. The word prophylaxis means prevention of diseases. Any rational system of medicine tries to prevent the disease before …
Mahendra Lal Sarkar (ML Sarkar) was born on the 2nd November, 1833. He was born in “Paikpara”, a village 18 miles away from the Howrah city of West Bengal. At the tender age of 5 years Mahendra Lal Sarkar lost his father Tarakanath sarkar. He had his elementary education in a nearby village school under …
The healing power of a magnet can be employed for homeopathic use. These methods have been explained by Hahnemann in Materia Medica Pura under the North Pole and the South Pole of the powerful magnet bar. Though both poles have equal powers they do not oppose each other in their respective actions. While applying these …
Susceptibility can be termed as the fundamental quality of a living organism to react to any sort of stimuli that distinguishes the living from the non-living. Stuart Close says, “By susceptibility we mean general quality or capacity of the living organism of receiving impressions the power to react to stimuli”. H.A.Roberts says, “We may define …
Dr. KG Saxena is an Indian homeopath, every homeopath must remember. Dr. K.G. Saxena was born on 25th Sept 1912, at their ancestral house in old Delhi, India. He completed his medical studies in 1937 at the Calcutta Homeopathic Medical College. On 5th March 1937, he was married to Shakuntala Devi. He is a contemporary …
