Homeopathic medicines have a long and successful history of prevention and
treatment of illness without harmful side effects. Documentation
spanning several centuries has shown the incredible effectiveness of
homeopathy during some of the most deadly epidemics in history.
Samuel Hahnemann, a German physician is considered as the father of homeopathy. He discovered the "Law of Similars" while researching cinchona bark which is used to treat malaria. Hahnemann was in perfect health when he began taking this Peruvian bark two times a day for several days. He reported that he began showing identical symptoms to malaria. Upon conclusion of the experiment, he realized medicinal substances create symptoms in healthy people that were identical to the diseases they were meant to treat. This was the beginning of Dr. Hahnemann's distinguished career in homeopathy which lead to widespread acceptance of his method around the world.
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| Dr.Samuel Hahnemann |
Samuel Hahnemann, a German physician is considered as the father of homeopathy. He discovered the "Law of Similars" while researching cinchona bark which is used to treat malaria. Hahnemann was in perfect health when he began taking this Peruvian bark two times a day for several days. He reported that he began showing identical symptoms to malaria. Upon conclusion of the experiment, he realized medicinal substances create symptoms in healthy people that were identical to the diseases they were meant to treat. This was the beginning of Dr. Hahnemann's distinguished career in homeopathy which lead to widespread acceptance of his method around the world.
