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Friday, February 28, 2020
What Makes Homeopathy so Special?
First of all homeopathy is prescribed for the individual and not for the individual symptom. The motto "the patient, not the cure" shows how homeopathy cares for the particular patient and his unique physical and mental/emotional make-up.
By treating the whole person as an entity it achieves better, more comprehensive and long-lasting cure than conservative, drug based medicine.
Secondly, in homeopathy only very small amounts of medicated substance are used. These remedies are safe and gentle even for children and babies as they are non-toxic and have no unwanted side-effects. No animal experiments have been carried out for the production of homeopathic remedies.
Finally and most important, homeopathy aims at strengthening the body's natural defence system and thereby increasing one's resources. There is tendency to self-healing in all of us and only when our defence are down, when we "off colour", can micro-organisms find an entry and cause disease. The self-healing powers are encouraged and strengthened by homeopathic treatment instead of being obstructed or even paralysed, which is the effect of most pharmaceutical drugs.
Treating yourself homeopathically will not only help you to recover more quickly and efficiently from illness, but will also provide you more energy and zest in life.
sources: Homeopathy At A Glance, Margit Wendelberger-James(B. Jain Publishers(P) Ltd.
By treating the whole person as an entity it achieves better, more comprehensive and long-lasting cure than conservative, drug based medicine.
Secondly, in homeopathy only very small amounts of medicated substance are used. These remedies are safe and gentle even for children and babies as they are non-toxic and have no unwanted side-effects. No animal experiments have been carried out for the production of homeopathic remedies.
Finally and most important, homeopathy aims at strengthening the body's natural defence system and thereby increasing one's resources. There is tendency to self-healing in all of us and only when our defence are down, when we "off colour", can micro-organisms find an entry and cause disease. The self-healing powers are encouraged and strengthened by homeopathic treatment instead of being obstructed or even paralysed, which is the effect of most pharmaceutical drugs.
Treating yourself homeopathically will not only help you to recover more quickly and efficiently from illness, but will also provide you more energy and zest in life.
sources: Homeopathy At A Glance, Margit Wendelberger-James(B. Jain Publishers(P) Ltd.
Friday, January 24, 2020
The History and Tradition of Homeopathy.
Homeopathy can rely on a long-standing tradition. Homeopathic ideas already circulated at the times of thr great Greek physicians, yet lacked the coherence and systematic approach that was later established in the early 19th century. As early as 400 B.C. Hippocrates identified two methods of cure, one by "contraries", the other by " similarities", the latter being the major principle of homeopathy.
This distinction is based on the notion that a fever for example may either be cured by administering fever reducing drugs such as salicylic acid, the main component of "Aspirin", which is the way of contraries. On the other hand Belladona or Aconite may be given, which in small portions cause a feverish illness in healthy people, yet in true fevers help to cure the patient by "similarities", which is the central idea of homeopathy, i.e "like cures like".
The most prominent figure connected with homeopathy, however, is Samuel Hahnemann, in the late 18th century German physician, who "discovered" homeopathy by self experiment. In 1790 he took a quantity of cinchona or Peruvian bark. He thereby tried to prove that this plant cured intermittent fever and allayed the ill person's suffering, by causing symptoms similar to the one created by the disease.
He determined that, cinchona, from which later quinine was derived for the treatment of malaria, brought on malaria symptoms in the body.
Hahnemann reasoned that a substance which produced certain effects -symptoms- in a healthy person, may cure the same symptoms in a sick person. The most central idea of homeopathy, the "law of similars", was born.
Samuel Hahnemann researched and consolidated his findings for almost 20 years before in 1810 he finally published published his theory in a coherent from in the Organon der Heilkunst (Tool of The Art of Healing), which caused quite a stir among the medically trained practitioners and pharmacists at the time.
The idea that like cures like, in addition to the claim that a minute, "inert" dose of a substance may cure serious disease seemed paradoxical as well as controversial and has continued tp attract criticism and derision even today.
Reference sources :-
Homeopathy At A Glance - An Encyclopedia of Safe And Effective Remedies by Margit Wendelberger-James
This distinction is based on the notion that a fever for example may either be cured by administering fever reducing drugs such as salicylic acid, the main component of "Aspirin", which is the way of contraries. On the other hand Belladona or Aconite may be given, which in small portions cause a feverish illness in healthy people, yet in true fevers help to cure the patient by "similarities", which is the central idea of homeopathy, i.e "like cures like".
The most prominent figure connected with homeopathy, however, is Samuel Hahnemann, in the late 18th century German physician, who "discovered" homeopathy by self experiment. In 1790 he took a quantity of cinchona or Peruvian bark. He thereby tried to prove that this plant cured intermittent fever and allayed the ill person's suffering, by causing symptoms similar to the one created by the disease.
He determined that, cinchona, from which later quinine was derived for the treatment of malaria, brought on malaria symptoms in the body.
Hahnemann reasoned that a substance which produced certain effects -symptoms- in a healthy person, may cure the same symptoms in a sick person. The most central idea of homeopathy, the "law of similars", was born.
Samuel Hahnemann researched and consolidated his findings for almost 20 years before in 1810 he finally published published his theory in a coherent from in the Organon der Heilkunst (Tool of The Art of Healing), which caused quite a stir among the medically trained practitioners and pharmacists at the time.
The idea that like cures like, in addition to the claim that a minute, "inert" dose of a substance may cure serious disease seemed paradoxical as well as controversial and has continued tp attract criticism and derision even today.
Reference sources :-
Homeopathy At A Glance - An Encyclopedia of Safe And Effective Remedies by Margit Wendelberger-James
Wednesday, January 22, 2020
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