Homeopathy Encyclopedia

From the Book

'This guide is, in the broadest sense, a 'vade mecum' for the adventure of life, in which you are both the actor and the narrator. Your main concern is your health and all its inherent uncertainties.

You will be well equipped, as the remedies suggested in this book are effective, and will help you to negotiate the potentially chaotic obstacle course of life.

This form of complementary medicine, which is backed by two centuries of experience, is widespread in Asia and North America and throughout Europe.

I have no doubt that this movement is unstoppable, and I am further convinced that the remarkable work undertaken by Professor Jacques Benveniste, into the mechanisms of the action of homeopathic remedies, will have serious implications in the fields of biology and medicine.

It is the dream of every human being to pass from birth to death without any serious disease. In order to make this aspiration a reality, this book has been written with humility. Not everything is resolved and each of us has many more pages to write in the book of life.'

— Dr. Gerard Pacaud

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Details

There is an outline of how Homeopathy began, its history and the place of Homeopathic medicine within the medical community; and some of the important principles of Homeopathic medicine

Included is a Dictionary of ailments for home diagnosis, giving details of symptoms, early advice for choosing the most appropriate remedy for various circumstances and always outlining sensible precautions.

Taking up almost half of the pages, is an excellent Dictionary of Remedies, from Aconitum napellus to Zinc metallicum. In each entry details include usage for sudden and chronic ailments, how they work interact.

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Author

Gerard Pacaud

Gerard Pacaud is a Doctor of Medicine, a qualified Scientist and is Professor of the Centre for Study and Learning for Homeopathy in France. He is the highly successful of articles and other books on the subject of Homeopathy.

Marysia Kratimenos

Dr Marysia Kratimenos works for the Royal London Hospital for Homeopathy and qualified in London and Edinburgh becoming an FRCS. Her interest in holistic treatment for both acute and chronic arose from extensive hospital work, including A & E, Plastic Surgery, Pediatrics and Cancer treatments.

Since working at Royal London Hospital for Homeopathy, Dr Kratimenos has lectured, been involved in teaching doctors, nurses and outpatients; has been a representative to theWorld Health Organization; is qualified in Neuro Linguistic Programming; is a member of the American Board ofHypnotherapists, a Time Line Therapy Practitioner; and is a Homeopathic Physician.

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Contents

Introduction

Part One
The Principles of homeopathy

Part Two
Looking after yourself

Part Three
The remedies

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