Condensed Materia Medica
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CONSTANTINE HERING |
| ISBN: | 9788131910733 |
| Imprint: | B.Jain Regular |
988
Hard Cover
English
This work has been prepared to give in a condensed form, to the students of homeopathy, such absolute necessary material as would enable him, in a comparatively short time, to gain knowledge of such imprtant leading symptoms and conditions as are characteristic of ...Read More
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This work has been prepared to give in a condensed form, to the students of homeopathy, such absolute necessary material as would enable him, in a comparatively short time, to gain knowledge of such imprtant leading symptoms and conditions as are characteristic of each remedy - knowledge which is imperatively necessary for everyday practice.
The material for this work has been culled from the manusctipt and other material collected for a much larger work on verified and important symptoms, viz., " Guiding symptoms," on which many years of careful research have been bestowed.
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The book consists of about 209 remedies , somewhat of a preview of what Hering created in his Guiding Symptoms. |
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The symptoms of each remedy are divided into 48 sections with cross- reference and characteristic symptoms. |
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Fore runner of Hering Guiding Symptoms (10 Volumes) , this book was prepared with the help of his students Farrington and Korndoefer. |
| Pages | 988 |
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| Format | Hard Cover |
| Imprint | B.Jain Regular |
| Language | English |
| Weight | 100 |
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CONSTANTINE HERING
Dr. Hering is aptly called the 'Father of Homoeopathy' in America. His conversion to Homoeopathy is very interesting. At the age of 17 Dr. Hering became interested in medicine and joined the University of Leipzig, where he was the favorite pupil of the eminent Surgeon, Dr. Henrich Robbi.At this time, Hahnemann was an eyesore to the stalwarts of orthodox medicine, because 'Organon' was a challenge to their system of medicine. Dr. Robbi was a critic of Hahnemann, and like other physicians... Read More
