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A form of medicine that relies on minute amounts of herbs, minerals, and other substances to stimulate natural defenses against disease. It is more widely used in Western Europe than the United States. Developed in the late 18th century by Samuel Hahnemann, MD, the therapy uses the "law of similars" to treat disease. That is, if large amounts of a substance such as quinine cause symptoms of an illness in a healthy person, then smaller amounts should be used for the cure.
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| homeopath |
A professional that observes and interviews an individual to derive the symptom picture, and then selects the homeopathic remedy and potency that most closely matches the presenting picture.
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| homeopathy |
A system of health care that uses extreme dilutions of substances from nature to facilitate the body's natural healing process.
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| homeopathy |
is a therapeutic medical science, which is based on the notion that substances able to cause certain symptoms in a healthy person can, in turn, heal those same symptoms in a sick person.
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