Ethical practice and homeopathy
Homeopathic practice as an ethical problem By Fr Jacek Norkowski, MD, Ph.D (philos), OP In the following article by Fr Norkowski, […]
Homeopathic practice as an ethical problem By Fr Jacek Norkowski, MD, Ph.D (philos), OP In the following article by Fr Norkowski, […]
Why Homeopaths Can’t be Burned at the Stake This is one of a number of learned articles (as well as […]
Miasmatic Prescribing Dr N. Ghatak worked in Calcutta 100 years ago. A great prescriber, he understood the need to address […]
Induction, Deduction, Medicine and Scientific Method It has been argued recently that the HPV vaccine is safe because so many millions […]
Brazil’s Contribution to Homeopathic Research and Evidence To those who demand scientific evidence for homeopathy* (With Thanks to Dr Marcus Zulian […]
The Objective Unprejudiced Observer “But surely you need to be objective?” Miriam O’Callaghan asked Colin Davidson, the Belfast portrait painter, during an […]
Hahnemann’s Sensitivity to Suicides At a talk on suicide sponsored by a charity, the speaker, a consultant psychiatrist, stated that […]
Three Cured Cases Homeopathy is replete with beautiful cured cases, including heavy pathology and psychiatric symptoms. Here I have chosen three […]
Do-Harm Doctors Dr Gwen Adshead in her essay “The doctor’s dilemma: is it ever good to do harm?” in the Guardian suggests […]
Revisionist and Biased Medical Histories There are histories and there are histories. Some give a fuller and truer picture than others. […]
Care for the Dying is not Killing with Homeopathy Unlike the high-priests of modern liberalism who advocate sacrificing the dying for […]
Hahnemann as Psychiatrist “I always tell GPs: ‘Adults don’t suddenly become depressed. The depression is possibly linked to a malignancy.’” […]
Taking a Medical Case History Case histories are simple or complex and vary from individual to individual – regardless of […]
Irish Society of Veterinary Homeopaths Conferences These well-organised conferences have been an annual event for five years now, organised by […]
Chronic Diseases: Their Specific Nature and Homeopathic Treatment, by Samuel Hahnemann Medicine cannot explain why some symptoms resolve quickly of […]
Does Homeopathy Work? Homeopathy doesn’t work but it does work in a particular way. It doesn’t work by treating or […]
Practical Homeopathy Background The term “practical homeopathy” has finally got the better of my curiosity. I first came across it […]
Sligo and Dublin Writers and Homeopathy James Joyce Joyce wrote humorously of homeopathy and some homeopathic remedies in Ulysses which […]
Vague, Undiagnosed and Inexplicable Symptoms Occassionally it happens that a patient will present with a symptom which doesn’t fit a diagnosis […]
Homeopathy in Co. Mayo and Sligo The Beginning “I’ll give it six months and if it’s not working out I’ll […]
Psychiatry is not a Science – a Recent Practical Example The trial took place in the Central Criminal Court in Dublin last week of […]
Overlooking Whooping Cough Have you ever met a child with a cough that lasted a long time? I’ve come across […]
Fight Fire with Fire Fire cools fire, within the scorched veins of one new burn’d – Shakespeare (Quoted by Dr Kentish) […]
Isopathy v Homeopathy Have you ever wondered how measles can prevent whooping cough (par 46 of the Organon), cowpox prevent […]
Media Bias Here is my response to one of the many of the anti-homeopathy articles and letters in The Irish […]
Managing not Curing Psoriasis Psoriasis, a common curse, was discussed by Pat Kenny on his show this morning. He interviewed […]
The Crowning Treatment for Cradle Cap “Oh you have to get rid of that, it looks awful,” said a pharmacist to […]
Spot the Difference Ok, apart from the size, what is the difference between the two? This is important for […]
Aristotle, Aquinas and Hahnemann Why did the great Dr Hahnemann call his remedies potencies and powers? From where did he […]
Shingles Jab Homeopathic to Warts and Moles Told you so! In a recent post (here), commenting on two articles in […]
Why Classify? I often wonder how to store my books on the bookshelves. Having been indecisive once, now I’m just […]
Metaphysics and Medicine What has metaphysics got to do with the practise and theory of medicine? Well, as soon as […]
Medicine Lacks an Evidence Base – Economist Professor Alan Maynard was not the first to challenge doctors, the NHS and […]
Fr Keith Augustus Muller S.J., 1841-1910 “My God,” said Dr Lobo, “you haven’t heard of Father Muller’s Hospital?” Dr Lobo […]
Yaws Prevents Syphilis Here’s an interesting obituary about an anthropologist who upset many preconceived notions about Columbus, syphilis, the harm […]
Modern Science, the Church and Homeopathy On Catholics and homeopathy, religion and science, who better to refer to than a […]
Benedictines, Homeopathy and Western Australia “Welcome to my country, I give you permission to stay,” was my greeting from Bruce, […]
The Catholic Church has a tradition of establishing hospitals and working in health care but an overlooked part of its […]
On April 25 2014, Jan Scholten, one of homeopathy’s leading lights, has been decorated as Knight in the Dutch Order […]
Grimes and his Logical Fallacies Resorting to libellous generalisations of an ad hominem nature, with rhetorical ploys such as caricature, here’s two […]
Antibiotics Have Run Their Course “Golden age of antibiotics could come to harsh end. Complacency and casual misuse could render […]
Achieving and Maintaining the Similimum by Dr Luc De Schepper (I wrote this in Nov. 2004 for the Homeopathic Times) […]
Spectrum Materia Medica, Volume I Monera: Kingdom Bacteria and Viruses By Frans Vermeulen Publ.; Emryss Publishers There is so much […]
An Insight Into Plants, Vols. 1 and 2, by Rajan Sankaran Publ.; Homeopathic Medical Publishers Available at www.minervabooks.co.uk These guys in […]
Dynamic Provings, Volume II by Jeremy Sherr Dynamic Provings, Volume II by Jeremy Sherr and his Dynamis School is not only a […]
Dynamic Materia Medica: Syphilis: A Study of the Syphilitic Miasm through Remedies, By Jeremy Sherr Considering its relevance to Hahnemannian […]
Clinical Focus Guide Vol. I., by Louis Klein www.homeopathycourses.com I’ve known very little of Louis Klein but what I read here […]
Praxis: Notes From The Second Three-Year International Postgraduate Course In Bologna, Italy. Dr Massimo Mangialavori Dr Massimo has been running […]
Bitten in the Soul: Experiences With Spider Remedies In Homeopathic Medicine By Massimo Mangialavori and Hans Zwemke. “A Real Materia […]
Miasmatic Prescribing: its philosophy, diagnostic classification and clinical tips. Miasmatic repertory & miasmatic weightage of remedies, By Dr. Subrata Kumar Banerjea. […]
The Heritage Of Homoeopathic Literature. by Julian Winston Great Auk Publishing PO Box 51-156 Tawa, Wellington 6230 New Zealand The […]
LIBRARY ADDITIONS (I wrote this in November 2004 for the Homeopathic Times.) There are plenty of new and wonderful additions […]
In April 2004 the late great historian of homeopathy, Julian Winston, sent me the following for our journal Homeopathic Times. […]
Homeopathy in James Joyce’s Ulysses No stranger to therapy James Joyce, the old wit, reluctantly let Carl Jung treat his daughter Lucia (whom […]
Misdiagnosing the Enlightenment – a Cost for Truth After a rant by a junior doctor against homeopathy at a BMA […]
Short Biography of Samuel Hahnemann Dr Samuel Hahnemann was a doctor and medical reformer who lived from 1755-1843. He was […]