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Hahnemann's point of view

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August 21, 2011· 1 min read
Hahnemann's point of view
PhilosophyILH Editorial · August 21, 2011 · 1 min

PHILOSOPHY: Hahnemann's point of view his views of drugs was his interest in and study of poisonings: "I found from the toxicological reports of earlier writers that the effects of large quantities of noxious substances ingested by healthy people...largely coincided with my own findings from exp

PHILOSOPHY: Hahnemann's point of view his views of drugs was his interest in and study of poisonings: "I found from the toxicological reports of earlier writers that the effects of large quantities of noxious substances ingested by healthy people...largely coincided with my own findings from experiments with those substances on myself or other healthy people." [Hahnemann, 1810, v.110] "He collected histories of cases of poisoning. His purpose was to establish a physiological doctrine of medical remedies, free from all suppositions, and based solely on experiments." [Gumpert, 92] The proving is in fact merely a mild and subtle form of poisoning, what we might term a 'micro-poisoning,' during which the power of the drug 'takes hold' of the prover and so reveals its therapeutic 'sphere of action'. From the Book, Hahnemann's first provings by Peter Morrell for ILH by Beatriz H Hill, Medicina Homeopática

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