History of Homeopathy

June 20, 2008

  • The Science Of Homeopathy Slowly Becoming Accepted

    During the late 1700’s, when doctors still believed in bloodletting and purging to cure every known symptom, one German physician was rejecting the notion that diseases were caused by outside influence. Dr. Samuel Hahnemann believed that all parts of the body worked together to create a harmony and that by using a diluted form of any disease could combat the disease and bring the body back into harmony. This initial theory about the science of homeopathy still exists today, but is usually shunned by those practicing traditional medicine.

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May 13, 2008

  • Understanding What Is The Philosophy Of Homeopathic Medicine

    Since the turn of the 19th century, certain doctors were leaning towards a new type of medicine and although their theory seemed sound at the time, many physicians and researchers were asking exactly what is the philosophy of homeopathic medicine. Ge

January 15, 2008

  • The History of Homeopathy

    The history of homeopathy is one that should be taken very seriously into consideration, and one of the most important aspects here is that homeopathy?s roots emerge from various findings, teachings, and writings from around the world. The history of