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Homeopathy system of medicine I Indian System of Medicine I Traditional system of medicine I Pharmacognosy
As per PCI Syllabus (T. Y. B. Pharm Sem –VI Unit - I) I (S. Y. B. Pharm Sem –IV Unit – IV)

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HOMEOPATHIC SYSTEM OF MEDICINE
1. Homoeopathy is a specialized system of therapeutics,developed by Dr Samuel Christian Friedrich Hahnemann (1755–1843), a German physician, chemist and a pharmacist.

2. It is based on natural law of healing: Similia Similibus Curantur, which means ‘Likes are cured by likes’.

3. Homois means like (similar) and pathos means treatment. Thus, Homoeopathy is a system of treating diseases or suffering by the administration of drugs that possess power of producing similar suffering (diseases) in healthy human beings.

Fundamental Principles of Homoeopathy

1. Law of similia
The therapeutic law on which homoeopathy is based is Simillia Similibus Curentur, which means ‘Let likes be cured by likes’. In this art of healing, the medicine administered to a diseased individual is such that if given to a healthy person it produces same sufferings (diseases) as found in the diseases individual.

2. Law of simplex
Simple and single drugs should be prescribed at a time. Thus, medicines are proved on healthy human beings singly and in simple form without admixture of any other substance.

3. Law of minimum
Drugs are administered in a minimum quantity.

4. Drug proving
The curative power of a drug is its ability to produce disease symptoms when employed on a healthy person. The curative power of a drug is known by its pathogenesis and is ascertained by proving the drug singly on healthy human being.

5. Drug dynamization or potentization
Disease is a disturbance or deviation in the normal harmonious flow of life force which is dynamic in nature. This dynamization is done by the process of Trituration (in case of insoluble substances) or Succession (in case of soluble substances).

6. Vital force
Disease is nothing but the disharmonious flow of the vital force giving rise to abnormal sensation and functions (symptoms and signs).

7. Individualization
No two individuals are alike in the world, so the diseases affecting individuals can never be the same.


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