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Written by Peter D. Drew, who studied Homoeopathy at three colleges, this book draws upon his extensive clinical experience and research in the field. His earlier work, Carcinosin and the Cancer Miasms, based on his homoeopathic thesis, was published by B Jain Publishers in 2004.
This book is divided into two parts. Part I, “Cancer and the Person with Cancer,” explores cancer from a broader perspective for both homeopathic practitioners and persons suffering from this illness who wish to seek deeper understanding of cancer, focusing on the individual rather than the disease alone. Part II, “Carcinosin and the Cancer Miasms,” examines the cancer miasm and the therapeutic role of Carcinosin, drawing upon the author’s extensive research and clinical experience in working with cancer cases.
Principally concerned with the practical application of Homoeopathy in contemporary times when cancer is increasingly prevalent and practitioners are confronted with the complex challenges of understanding individual susceptibility, predisposition, and disease expression, this excellent read presents an in-depth perspective on cancer and the person affected by it, with particular emphasis on the clinical application of the cancer miasm and the selection of an appropriate homoeopathic remedy.
Building upon the author’s previous work on miasms in clinical practice, he brings together observations, research, and clinical experience to provide practitioners with a deeper understanding of Carcinosin and its place in the management of cancer cases. Its underlying aim is to explore how Homoeopathy may be applied with the intention of supporting the individual and improving overall well-being and quality of life.
Homeopathy aims to treat the person with cancer—not merely the disease—with the objective of supporting the individual towards optimum health.
WHAT YOU WILL FIND INSIDE
- Part 1 - General topics about cancer and its various aspects including triggers, diagnosis, its development, conventional treatments, malignancy, choosing the remedy.
- Part 2 - Detailing of remedy Carcinosin, materia medica as well as repertorial totality.
