About Homoeopathy
Homoeopathy is a medical science introduced by German scientist Dr. Samuel Hahnemann, MD, in
1796.
Homoeopathy stands out as distinct from other modes of treatment by its fundamental principles, aiming for root cause and by addressing multiple causative factors such as genetic, immunological, metabolic, hormonal, and emotional influences.
Interestingly, homoeopathic medicines are also prepared in a sophisticated manner. Rather than using harsh chemicals, homoeopathy employs attenuated and ‘potentized’ substances in nanoparticle form, which are effective in treating diseases at a deeper level.
Myths and Facts about Homoeopathy
Fact: The efficacy of medicines in Homoeopathy is contingent upon the chronicity of the patient’s condition.
Fact: Homoeopathic medicines are derived from plants, minerals, animal products, and other sources. Each source undergoes a meticulous process to enhance its potency, and a standardized and quality control system is implemented before dispensing.
Fact: Homoeopathy is safe for all age groups and is also suitable during pregnancy.
Fact: Scientific Homoeopathic Pathogenic trials have demonstrated the efficacy of Homoeopathic medicines. It is an evidence-based system.
Fact: Yes, they can take them, as the amount of sugar in Homoeopathic medicine is negligible. If necessary, medicines can also be administered in distilled water.
Fact: Homoeopathy and conventional medicines can be safely taken together.