Homeopathic medicine is a medical system created in the 18th century by Samuel Hahnemann. Challenged wtih high mortality rates and trouble tackling them with conventional medicine, Hahnemann searched for another method that would address the challenges he faced. The word homeopathy is derived from the Greek words homeo, which means similar, and pathos, which means suffering.
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Homeopathic remedies are drugs that have been diluted. Dilution is a central part of homeopathic medicine. The homeopathic medical system believes that toxicity is a negative thing, so medications are diluted with water because molecular memory allows the transfer of the essence of the remedy to the body. This practice has opened the door to criticism of homeopathic medicine as ineffective.
Practitioners of homeopathic medicine prepare extensive patient evaluations in terms of psychological and physical concern. Practitioners then use reference books to prescribe an appropriate remedy following the evaluation. Homeopathic doctors work in similar ways to conventional doctors by looking at the patient’s history and making a suitable diagnosis.
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