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| .. | The two cardinal principles of homeopathy were developed as early as 200 years ago by the German doctor Samuel Hahnemann:
The Simile Principle "Similia similibus curentur" - "Similars Cure Similars". In the year 1790 Samuel Hahnemann took up the idea of Hippocrates to fight the vile with the vile. Thus, he found, for instance, that Cinchona Bark has a fever-reducing effect in patients suffering from malaria but provokes symptoms very much like malaria in healthy people. That means that certain substances which cause symptoms of a disease in healthy people heal those suffering from the disease. Starting from this fact and this first nature cure law, Hahnemann developed: The Potentising Principle The Potentising Principle is based on the "memory" of water: the healing substances are contacted with water, then the water takes over the characteristics of the substance and may be used itself as a remedy in combination with other substances (such as e.g. milk or sugar). Due to the extremely high dilutions, no stress is applied on the body, and the organism remobilizes its own inherent self-recovery. In this manner, the strongest dilution often provides the best curative effect. The "Organon of the Healing Art", Samuel Hahnemann's main teachings, impressively describes the art of homeopathy. His principle: "Venture to be wise" gives us the courage to do the same. It is true that many scientists still have no explanation for this phenomenon, however, it is has been established that homeopathy provides excellent results. Why should we renounce the effectiveness of this treatment, just because today's analytical processes sometimes cannot provide a rational explanation for the therapeutical results? Homeopathy is the most natural medicine we know, it uses exclusively natural substances, thus shielding the organism from unnecessary stress imposed by chemical substances. In this manner, homeopathic medicine is an important alternative to the healing of many acute and also chronic illnesses for which modern medicine sometimes simply is unable to provide any cure. Not least since in this therapy the emotions and the condition of the individual patient are particularly looked at. |
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