Articles on Organon of medicine and Homoeopathy Philosophy
HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY I. Nature, involvements, and writing of the history of philosophy PHILOSOPHY IN THE WESTERN TRADITION GENERAL CONSIDERATION OF THE HlSTORY OF PHILOSOPHY The writing of the history of philosophy Shifts in the […]
Dr Partha P Ray Brief biography of Paracelsus: Early years: Philippus Aureolus Theophrastus Bombastus Von Hohenheim popularly known as Paracelsus was born Nov. 11 or Dec. 17, 1493, in Einsiede. Paracelsus was the only son […]
Dr Beenadas “No knowledge is perfect unless it includes an understanding of the origin – that is, the beginning ; and as all man’s diseases originate in his constitution, it is necessary that his constitution should […]
This outline was prepared by Julian Winston for the students of the Wellington College of Homeopathy. It was printed in the USA in Homeopathy Today. It was taken from the 5th edition, translated by Dudgeon […]
Dr Beena Abraham Concept of disease. Disease is the abnormally altered state of life chactererized by a sensation of uneasiness and discomfort due to the dynamic derangement of the vital force. In Aphorism 11, Hahnemann […]
Dr Mohd Furqan Aamer The term posology originates from the Greek, posos meaning how much and logos meaning study or discourse. Definition of Posology: Posology means the doctrine of doses of medicine. The terminology […]
Dr Srinivas Reddy What your mind does not know, your eyes can’t see”. So to have a clear perception and observation. One must have clear understanding of the subject proper. At the same time the, […]
Dr Achama Lenu Thomas “All this was pure ostentation. It was a mode of treatment that did no good to the patients”. This Hahnemann says in regard to the old school physicians treating the so-called […]
Dr Jenita R Fernandes Black’s medical dictionary defines suppression as: The stopping of any physiological activity A psychological defence mechanism by which an individual intentionally refuses to acknowledge an idea or memory that s/he find distasteful […]
Dr Subhas Singh In the 17 18 and 19 century Empirical physicians accepted the principle of the immediacy of therapeutic experience and sought ways to structure it intrinsically- ordering the phenomenon without doing them violence. […]
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