Homoeopathy Rediscovered - A Scientific Revelation

Questions and criticisms abound in homoeopathy particularly surrounding its philosophical foundations. This book is from the pen of Dr Sibin R. A., promises to enlighten and captivate its readers as it goes on to explore all the misty arenas of homeopathy and offers scientific perspectives on its foundational philosophies, taking an empirical approach.

A thorough examination of the subject of homeopathy has been carried out by the author through the lens of fields like immunology, endocrinology, and bacteriology, presenting a well-rounded and evidence-based outlook in twenty-five elaborate chapters each one of which challenge the conventional assumptions, at the same time proposing research ideas to further advance the field and fill in the gaps in existing knowledge. The readers of this book will definitely find themselves breaking down each cardinal principle of homeopathy and matching them with scientific concepts to all extents possible such as decoding the internal interactions of homeopathic prophylaxis and indications and contraindications of genus epidemicus, the scientific reasoning behind the primary, secondary, and alternating action of drugs, the logic behind similarity and dissimilarity of diseases and their differing strengths as mentioned by Dr Hahnemann in aphorism 36-38, and dealing with the three miasms in three separate chapters. A key piece in the book that readers will find enticing is the explanation of the impact of particle size in different potencies and the aggravation produced by them. An exclusive chapter on mental diseases and the correlation between Hahnemannian classification and the DSM-5 is another attraction.

Overall, the book serves as a guide to the intersection of homoeopathy and science.

Key Features: -

•         Exploration of the link between homoeopathy and the general properties of nanoparticles to explain the pharmacokinetics of medicines
• Explanation of the difference in individual susceptibility through the concept of microenvironments unique to every human being
• How do medicines act on a particular part when chosen based on the totality of symptoms?
• Logical basis of Hahnemann’s classification of mental diseases and its correlation with the DSM-5
• Reason behind diseases being classified as weaker or stronger, similar or dissimilar and conjoint malady
• Decoding internal interactions of homoeopathic prophylaxis and genus epidemicus
• Scientific reasoning behind the primary, secondary, and alternating action of drugs
• Impact of particle size in different potencies in causing homoeopathic aggravation.
• Miasms and their combinations
• Necessity of Modification in Degree of Dynamisation