Homeopathy – Through A Practitioner’s Eye

Homeopathy as a system of healing was developed by Samuel Hahnemann, a German physician in 1796. Now widely practised worldwide, Homeopathy follows the principle of ‘like cures like’ or similia similibus curentur. In this informative work, the author, an experienced Homeopathic practitioner, explains concepts such as ‘vital force’ and ‘vital principle’, the basic tenets of Homeopathy. With illustrative case studies from his practice, he highlights how treatment does not focus on evident symptoms alone, but also the past experiences and present state of mind of a patient. The remedy is customised to suit the requirements of patients, such that they are restored to a state of physical and emotional wellness. With detailed case studies and explanations of what a Homeopathic practitioner should keep in mind, as well as references to major works in the field, this book is sure to be of interest to the general reader, as well as students of Homeopathy and alternative medicine.

About the Author:

Dr Mohammad Qasim had his initial education in homeopathic medicine in Calcutta. Practicing in Delhi since 1964, his professional trajectory in the homeopathic system includes research, teaching and writing. He has been a member of the Scientific Advisory Committee set up by the Central Council for Research in Homeopathy and has taught at the Nehru Homeopathic Medical College, New Delhi. A Visiting Professor at Dauphine Savole School of Homeopathy, France, his special interests include research in multiple sclerosis, cardiovascular and neurological problems, and eye alictions. He has been an Honorary Consultant at the India International Centre, New Delhi, and is associated with several institutions and associations promoting the homeopathic medicine system.