The importance of massages and baths is significantly explained by master Hahnemann in the aphorisms 290 and 291 of the Organon of Medicine. Let’s understand them Massage The massages of different types are useful to patients who are cured of their chronic illness, but still suffering from loss of flesh (loss of weight), weakness of …
Homeopathy belives in cureing the paitient to its whole extent, but there are certain disease are those are not cureable to its whole extent are known as incurable diseases 1.Artificial/Iatrogenic chronic diseases: These are the most incurable chronic diseases. These are the diseases which are produced as a result of prolonged allopathic heroic medicines in …
Alternating Diseases These are the kinds of diseases where certain morbid states alternate at certain intervals with morbid states of a different kind. They belong to the class of chronic diseases. Usually, psora will be seen in the background but sometimes syphilis miasm is also seen. Usually, in alternating diseases two or three diseases alternate …
Local maladies or local diseases are one-sided diseases, where changes and ailments appear on the external parts of the body. Local maladies are not purely local in nature but the rest of the body also participates in the development of the disease process. All parts of the organism are interdependent; no symptom will develop exclusively …
50 millesimal potency was introduced in the 6th edition of Organon by Hahnemann. The most controversial potency among homeopaths & is mentioned only in the 6th edition of the organon of medicines and was published after the death of master Hahnemann. It is said that at the ripened age of 86 years and in active …
Idiosyncrasy is the peculiar corporeal constitutions that although otherwise healthy, possess the disposition to be brought into a more or less morbid state by certain things that seem to produce no impression and no change in many other individuals. The word “idio” means “one’s own”, “syn” means “along with” and “crasy” means “constitution”. Idiosyncrasy is …
