
Homeopathy
Definition
Homeopathy, developed by Dr. Samuel Hahnemann (1755–1843), is based on the principle “like cures like.” It means that a substance that causes certain symptoms in a healthy person can, in very small doses, treat similar symptoms in someone who is ill. For example, the remedy influenzinum (a dilution of the flu virus) can help the body heal flu symptoms.
These remedies are highly diluted, carrying only the “information” that stimulates the body’s reaction, without measurable traces in the blood or urine.
Diathesis (inheritated)
1. Psora
Eliminates toxins outwardly (skin, sweat). Suppressing symptoms (e.g., eczema with cortisone) drives disease inward (asthma, sinusitis).
2. Sycosis
Eliminates toxins inwardly. Tendency to water retention, warts, fibroids, joint issues. Aggravated by humidity, introverted with fixed ideas.
3. Tuberculinism
Linked to tuberculosis heritage. Thin, tired, demineralized, frequent ENT/pulmonary issues, low resistance. Eliminates via mucous membranes.
4. Luetic
Linked to syphilitic heritage. Hyperlaxity, malformations, tissue destruction, ulcers, bone and ENT disorders, nervous agitation, germ phobia.
Constitutions
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Carbonics
Stocky, strong, with short limbs. Work steadily and finish tasks. Prone to water retention, weight gain, gout, hypertension, hypothyroidism, and rheumatism. -
Fluorics
Asymmetrical, fragile, and hyperlax. Susceptible to scoliosis, back pain, dental caries, organ prolapse, and varicose ulcers. -
Phosphorics
Slender, quick but tire easily, often leave tasks unfinished. Tend to stoop, have back and respiratory problems, poor nutrient assimilation, and risk osteoporosis. -
Sulfurics
Normal build, energetic, sweat easily. With age, struggle to eliminate toxins, leading to skin infections and organ issues.