Top Research Papers on Homeopathy

How homeopathy can be incorporated into midwifery practice and applies this to the treatment of mastitis is explained, and general guidelines for potency and dosage protocol are given.

Most allopathic physicians would answer the above question in the negative; certainly, the use of highly diluted substances seems implausible as a pharmacologically active therapy.

A century ago, the Soviet health care first put the question of homeopathy on the right path.

There is a difference between showing that homeopathy works and adequately accounting for its mechanism of action.

It is suggested that the memory of water and PPR entanglement are not competing but most likely complementary hypotheses, and that both are probably required in order to provide a complete description of the homeopathic process.

This book provides an analysis of contemporary approaches to homeopathic practice informed by discursive psychology which focuses on verbal accounts as social interactions, and has wider implications for understanding other contested, controversial and new medical practices in ways that mainstream medicine is the taken-for-granted and accepted yardstick for practice.

This book provides an analysis of contemporary approaches to homeopathic practice informed by discursive psychology which focuses on verbal accounts as social interactions, and has wider implications for understanding other contested, controversial and new medical practices in ways that mainstream medicine is the taken-for-granted and accepted yardstick for practice.

The concept of delusions used in homeopathy—as seen in a broader context of the totality of life—including the concept of samskaras as it is understood by various schools of Indian philosophy is presented.

Many of the homeopathic remedies are so diluted that according to the known laws of physics and chemistry, they couldn't possibly have any effect.

Homeopathy is gaining increased popularity in Chicago and other major cities throughout the world as more people are discovering homeopathy’s far-reaching effects, and looking for true alternatives to conventional medicine.

Today, homeopathy is medicine’s whipping boy, repeatedly and systematically beaten to the ground, yet despite explaining that the tablets are just placebos, homeopathic always gets up to take another beating.

Homeopathy in the USA was in steep decline from the 1920s to the 1960s but has had a strong recovery since the 1970s.

Dr. Samuel Hahnemann had an epiphany after he took a dose of cinchona bark and developed symptoms similar to those of malaria, which led to his second law of homeopathy, the law of infinitesimals, which states that dilution increases the potency of a remedy.

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This is an illustrated guide to the principles and practice of homeopathy, explaining how to use it to treat common ailments and providing an interactive approach to choosing emotional characteristics.

This issue’s diversity of articles comprises studies on the comparative effectiveness of Traumeel S for inflammatory complications of wisdom-tooth extraction surgery, defining the symptomatic homeopathic characteristics of mild and moderate coronavirus disease 2019 in Spain, the effect of nosodes on parasitism of lettuce plants by nematodes, and a large clinical case series of patients with acne.

This dissertation is based on a Dissertation read before the Royal Medical Society on Friday, 13th November 1964 and aims to prove the validity of Homoeopathy.

Interestingly, a team of scientists at IIT Mumbai in a breakthrough research has demonstrated the presence of nano-particles in 30C and 200C potencies; which puts an end to considering homeopathy as simply a spiritual or energy medicine. New avenues in research will open.

This is the time when ether and chloroform were used as anesthetics in surgical units with lots of side effects, and mercury was used to treat syphilis, with treatment being worse than the disease.

A clinical trial showing that homeopathy is not better than placebo in reducing morphine consumption after surgery is reported, which would probably need to work flat out for several lifetimes to arrive at a conclusion that fully substantiates the opening statement.