The Natural Repertory of Prof. William Nelson

INTRODUCTION
A repertory is a compilation of the homeopathics used by a
practitioner, and many have been written by homeopaths throughout the
ages. This particular one is the Natural Repertory of Dr. William Nelson.
With this book, homeopathy enters into the modern age in regard to
toxicity, hormones, amino acids, minerals, vitamins, sarcodes, nosodes,
allersodes, isodes, and classical homeopathy. This is by far, to date, the
most extensive repertory ever compiled by any homeopath.
Within these pages, there are many remedies that are used for the
entire human condition. For every known disease, we have developed
nosodes, sarcodes, isodes, allersodes, and classical treatments. Within
this document, we propose a new vision of statistical analysis that will
modernize homeopathy and bring it into the new age of modern
medicine.
We also offer a new definition of homeopathy here, one that is broader;
from reversal (which is not apropos to all of homeopathy) to herbology,
naturopathy, and all forms of natural medicine. Our new definition will
show how homeopathy is the science of using the body to respond,
rather than using external means, which is the philosophy of allopathy.
Allopathy tries to artificially reduce symptoms, which can sometimes
make the patient dependent on an external agent. In homeopathy, it is
about working with a natural entity to try to balance the patient’s
metabolism. At times, allopathy is used but only in its most gentle form
in trying to stimulate the body to achieve balance by itself. We can fight
symptoms allopathically while trying to produce harmony and natural
health in the patient. Homeopathy is equivalent to system balance, and
allopathy implies an external treatment of the symptoms.
Within these pages, we present a new era of homeopathy, a new era of
understanding and expansion of homeopathy from its limited confines to
a broader based, total m edical system.
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