A Condensed History of Homeopathy Part 2

A Condensed History of Homeopathy This account epitomizes Hahnemann. First, he was translating Cullen's work, which indicates that he was one of the more respected translators of his day. By the time he was only 24, Hahnemann could read and write in at least seven languages. He ultimately translated over 20 major medical and scientific texts. This story reveals Hahnemann as both an avid experimenter and a respected chemist. He had authored a four volume set of books called The Pharmaceutical Lexicon, which was considered one of the standard...

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A Condensed History of Homeopathy Part 1

A Condensed History of Homeopathyby Dana Ullman, MPH ©1991 (Excerpted from Discovering Homeopathy: Medicine for the 21st Century, North Atlantic Books) The Opposition to Homeopathy The Rise of Homeopathy The Fall of Homeopathy The Present Status of Homeopathy The history of homeopathy combines the high drama and intrigue commonly found in the best efforts of the silver screen. Although a movie has not yet been made about homeopathy, it is a film waiting to happen. Homeopathy became spectacularly popular in the United States and Europe...

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Quantum Medicine

Quantum Medicine Quantum physics did not disprove Newtonian physics; it simply extended our understanding of extremely small and extremely large systems. Likewise, homeopathy does not disprove conventional pharmacology; instead, it extends our understanding of extremely small doses of medicinal agents. The founder of homeopathic medicine, Samuel Hahnemann, MD, rewrote and updated his seminal work on the subject five times in his lifetime, each time refining his observations. Homeopaths continue to refine this system of nanopharmacology. While...

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