
Applied
Homeopathy
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With the
introduction of petrochemicals, pesticides, antibiotics, and other artificial
products into our lives, modern patients present different symptoms than they
would otherwise. With the increase in vaccinations, the abuse of steroids, the
use of synthetic estrogens and other sophisticated drugs, the signs of
disease are suppressed and it is harder and harder to assess what is really
going wrong with the person. During the
last 200 years, and along with the changes in patients patterns, the list of
remedies used by homeopaths increased hugely and with a better understanding
of anatomy and physiology, the action of the remedies on the pathology became
clearer. However, getting the right
remedy did not seem enough anymore. Conditions
easily cured with homeopathy were becoming more and more persistent and
patients did not seem to heal so quickly.
Predicting low success rates, homeopaths refused to prescribe
homeopathy alongside medical drugs, stopped seeing patients on conventional
prescriptions and even considered the idea that homeopathy was not working
anymore. It was then,
studying and applying Hahnemann’s principles of curing, a group of homeopaths
started developing the doctrine of homeopathy to treat the modern
patient. They gathered all the methods
by which homeopathy could be practiced and developed the strategies to
succeed over the obstacles to cure. By
studying other empirical healing systems from around the world (as Hahnemann
himself did) and inheriting different energy paradigms there was a deeper
insight into human nature. Modern
homeopaths observe each patient without prejudice, embarking at each clinic
case in a healing adventure. They make
use of other tools such as nutrition and organ support to achieve better
results, whilst choosing the appropriate method for each individual case at a
given time. They apply
PRACTICAL HOMEOPATHY. |
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