Syphilis is the venereal miasm, also called by Hahnemann as the chancre disease. The syphilitic miasmatic state develops when the primary manifestations of diseases like chancre and bubo are suppressed by some local treatments. According to Hahnemann, this is “The […]
The word Psora is the derivation of a Latin word, but this has a Hebraic origin also. The original word is “Psorat” which means a groove, a fault, pollution, or a stigma. In the time before Hahnemann, the word psora […]
As homeopathy is rising like a sun many new people are adapting towards homeopathy but many of us don’t how to take what are guidelines to take the medicine with the time its has been modified from physician to physician […]
The theory of chronic disease was first introduced into the 4th edition of Organon of Medicine in the year 1829. This theory is known as a result of Hahnemann’s practical and clinical experience and not an overnight fancy. He states […]
Miasms are dynamic disease-producing powers that pollute human organisms and produce all possible diseases. The word “miasm” has originated from the Greek word, “miasma”, which has multiple means: 1. Polluting exhalations 2. Malarial poison 3. Morbific emanations 4. Purulent organic […]
Chronic diseases are diseases that have a gradual and imperceptible beginning, unlimited lifelong suffering, no tendency to recovery, and have a tendency to continue to the next generation unless treated with dynamized homeopathic remedies. The difference between acute and chronic […]
During the Hahnemann period, medical practice was in chaotic condition. To make more clear Hahnemann constituted the clinical classification of diseases. Hahnemann believed in the dynamic origin of the disease and could not accept the nosological classification of the diseases. […]
Let’s understand the action of medicine, it is divided into 2 parts. i) Primary Action ii) Secondary Action Nature describes that every action has an equal and opposite reaction. This is one of the fundamental laws of nature. The first […]
Brousseau’s physiological system is one of the examples of the violent, no sensual treatments practiced by the dominant medicinal school in the pure Hahnemannian and Hahnemannian times. This was introduced by a French physician called Brousseau. Initially, Brousseau fought against […]