Hahnemann

Samuel Christian Fredrick Hahnemann's birth anniversary falls on April 10. He was born in 1755; he died in 1843. An to describe Hahnemann and his impression on the modern medical world epitomises our endeavour to learn and propagate the teachings of the great medical iconoclast.

Hahnemann started a movement called homeopathy. The movement was so powerful, that it rocked the edifices of the then medical ideology and left an impression… Continue reading

HOMEOPATHY

HAHNEMANN not just discovered a healing principle but also a law governing the relationship between all drugs and all diseases. Unfortunately, his breakthrough was glossed over. Since its inception homeopathy has been a victim of perpetuated prejudice. A bias which has become compulsive or, should we say, pathological, pathobias. Homeopaths have spent a great deal of energy on fighting conventions. One reason for this may reflect genuine incredulity that conventional… Continue reading

From A Homeopath’s Viewfinder

IN a given situation, where one finds a hair in a bowl of soup, broadly four different types of human reactions occur. The first flies into a rage and throws the soup at the waiter. The second expresses disgust, shrugs it off, and leaves the restaurant. The third begins crying because bad things always happen to him. The fourth looks at the hair, picks it out and goes on eating… Continue reading

Homeopathy- THE HOLISTIC CONCEPT

The Holistic Concept .... Dr. Vikas Sharma A lot is usually said about the funny little questions that homoeopaths often ask. Even comedian Jaspal Bhatti couldn't resist making fun of it about a decade back. Speaking from a patient's point of view, frankly, a lot many questions do sound too strange. But the truth is that asking too many questions shows a lot of medical wisdom. It certainly helps… Continue reading