Classical Training &
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Editorial to this issue by Chris Kurz. Guest Editor Michael Tomlinson touches a hot topic in this issue: Is classical homeopathy an oxymoron or a contradiction? Click here to get the big picture.

Boenninghausen, Eizayaga and Vannier each had their own style. Get informed and ready for a debate on the homeopathy mailing list by reading Will Taylor's and Eddy de Ruyter's clear and concise analyses.

Taking a remedy before you are even sick is called homeoprophylaxis, immunization by homeopathy. Isaac Golden, a vocal proponent of homeoprophylaxis, puts his cards and arguments on the table.

Searching for a new remedy? Why use candy bars when you can vacation in the Amazon rainforest and find a real challenge? Get immersed and accompany Robert Müntz as he collects a few samples. Chris Kurz reports several cases from a seminar by Massimo Mangialavori on the Umbelliferae family of plants. Open your repertory because we don't give away the answers unless you ask for them.

A "touchy" plant for a like patient. Karl-Josef Müller's first encounter of Mimosa pudica in an adolescent boy. Can you find a small remedy through the combination of two polycrests? Peter König can.

Chris Kurz reviews the Thematic Repertory by Mirilli (no lip sync here, it's not that kind of repertory) and Berberis, Rhododendron, Convallaria - From Dream Essences To Essential Remedies by Peter König and Uta Santos-König.

The heydays of British homeopathy may have been the period from 1870 to 1930. Let Peter Morell introduce you to Cooper, Skinner, Clarke, and many others.

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