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What is Homeopathy?

Homeopathy (also spelled as homoeopathy) is a system of medical treatment discovered in 1796 by a German physician Dr. Samuel Hahnemann (1755 - 1843). The origin of the word "Homeopathy" is Greek, and means "Similar Suffering"

How Homeopathic Medicines are safe?

Homeopathic medicines in high potency doses are so highly refined that they cannot produce harmful results. Hence Homeopathic medicines are safe and without any harmful side effects.

How Homeopathic Medicines are prepared?

Homeopathic remedies are prepared from various parts of plants (like roots, leaves, bark, flowers etc), minerals, and to a lesser extent, animal products which are diluted by a special method.  Some examples of homeoapthic plant remedies are Hypericum (St-John's Wort), Coca (Coca leaves), Chamomilla (Chamomile), Rhus Toxicodendron (Poison Ivy). Mineral remedies include Natrum Muriaticum (Sodium Chloride common salt), Calcarea Carbonica (Calcium Carbonate - lime), Mercurius (Mercury). Examples of animal remedies are Apis Mel (Honeybee Venom), Lachesis (Snake venom). In fact, as believed in the system of homeopathy, each and every substance, inert or otherwise, has a variable amount of energy within, which may be activated for the purpose of healing, when subjected to the process of potentisation. All Homeopathic Medicines  are prepared by a special technique.  This technique is called as 'potentisation'. Due to this process the ultimate homeopathic dose is a small dose, actually, it is a micro dose. However, as the homeopathic theory goes, the infinitesimal dose of homeopathic preparation possesses 'medicinal power' or 'energy' which is capable of acting on the similar 'energy plane' in the human body, which is termed as 'vital force' to effect the cure. One may say, homeopathy is an energy medicine.

Which diseases can be treated with Homeopathy?

Homeopathy can help to repair any damage which the body has the potential to repair, and help restore the balances and mechanisms involved in recovery and health. It is widely used, for example, in conditions such as Asthma, Eczema, Premenstrual Syndrome, Allergies, Arthritis, Kidney Stones, Vitiligo, Migraine, Keloids etc. Its principles differ from those of conventional medicine, as does its approach to the patient and to the concept of ill health. However, it cannot replace all other forms of health care. It can be used as the treatment of first choice in a wide range of conditions and can be a useful addition, or "complement" in other situations

On what principles Homeopathy is based?

Homeopathy is based on the guiding principle "Similia Similibus Curenter" i.e. Like cures like. In practice this means that a drug which is capable of producing a certain set of symptoms in a healthy body when taken in large physiological doses, will relieve or cure a similar set of symptoms in the diseased organism when it is given in small homeopathic doses

Is Homeopathy cost-effective?

Homeopathic medicines are relatively inexpensive and the available evidence suggests that homoeopathy has the potential to generate savings through reduced conventional prescribing and demand for other services. Due to the unique method of manufacturing medicines, homeopathic medicines are very economical.

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