Homeopathic Facial Analysis

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Homeopathic Facial Analysis uses hundreds of illustrations to define the impact of psora, sycosis and syphilis on facial features. Many prominent homeopaths such as J H Allen, H A Roberts, and Foubister recognized that miasms mould facial structure and used certain features as indicators. Homeopathic Facial Analysis completes these earlier endeavors with structure and detail unparalleled by any other work in this field.

More than seven years of research together with thousands of patients form the foundation for this new approach to prescribing with Hahnemann’s miasms. Each feature has been tested and has proved its validity in numerous successful cases.

As a compliment to Appearance and Circumstance, Homeopathic Facial Analysis is a user-friendly guide, which includes step-by–step instructions that define each facial feature. The two books provide a complete training manual, comprising over five hundred pages of theory, cases, photographs, and illustrations.

Homeopathic Facial Analysis is specifically designed for the desktop. It is indexed, page-tabbed and spiral bound for easy reference and convenient use.

Bringing to fruition Hahnemann’s dream of combining symptom totality and miasmatic understanding into one prescription, this book is necessary for any homeopath serious about constitutional prescribing.

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Author

Grant Bentley is the principal and senior lecturer at the Victorian College of Classical Homeopathy (Australia) and is also in private practice in Melbourne.

In 1998 the college commenced a project using the principles of Homeopathy and the understanding of the importance of miasms (genetic inheritance) in the development of chronic disease. This project involved thousands of hours of research into understanding the role of miasms and how they can be utilized in the clinic.

As the project developed, an understanding that facial features play an important role in recognizing a patients' dominant miasm, began to develop.

All these findings including an understanding of miasms and how to utilize them in clinical practice have been published in Appearance and Circumstance.

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Contents

Appearance and Circumstance -- 4
Introduction -- 6
How to read a face -- 10
Charting features -- 20
Taking photos -- 28
Children -- 38
Hairlines -- 40
Foreheads -- 48
Bridge of nose -- 58
Eyes -- 62
Nose -- 82
Cheeks -- 90
Mouth -- 92
Lips -- 96
Smile -- 100
Teeth -- 104
Chin -- 112
Ears -- 120
Lines -- 132
Skin -- 141
Asymmetry -- 142
Color group examples -- 144
Chart of features -- 158
Features update 2006 -- 159
Index -- 161
Contact us -- 163

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