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312 • HOW TO FIND A PRACTITIONERHOW TO FIND APRACTITIONERLicensing requirements for homeopaths vary widely from state to state andprovince to province, and practitioners may or may not be medicallytrained. A number of different organizations offer certification indicatingthat the practitioner has reached a certain level of competence (see UsefulAddresses, opposite).Personal recommendation can be an effective way of choosinga homeopathic practitioner. It is often best to seek the advice of relatives,friends, and colleagues who have visited a homeopath. You can also askyour family doctor to refer you to a homeopath. It may help if the homeopaththen writes to your family doctor outlining the homeopathic treatmentplanned, and it is always recommended that you continue under the care ofyour family doctor.Homeopaths should freely provide information about their services,training, professional insurance, experience with treating your condition,and expected course of treatment. If you are not at ease with the philosophyand practice of a particular homeopath, you should feel free to find adifferent practitioner. A good homeopath should aim to establish a rapportbased upon trust and empathy.
USEFUL ADDRESSES• 313USEFUL ADDRESSESUnited StatesOrganizationsThe following organizations can helpyou find a homeopathic practitionerin a particular area:Council for Homeopathic CertificationPMB 18716915 SE 272nd Street, Ste. #100Covington, WA 98042(866) 242-3399http://www.homeopathicdirectory.comHomeopathic Academy of NaturopathicPhysiciansP.O. Box 8341Covington, WA 98042(253) 630-3338http://www.hanp.netNorth American Society of HomeopathsP.O. Box 450039Sunrise, FL 33345-0039(206) 720-7000http://www.homeopathy.orgHahnemann Laboratories, Inc.1940 Fourth StreetSan Rafael, CA 94901(888) 427-6422http://www.hahnemannlabs.comWALA/Raphael Pharmacy4003 BridgeFair Oaks, CA 95628(916) 962-1099Boiron HomeopathyBoiron Borneman, Inc.6 Campus Boulevard, Building ANewtown Square, PA 19073(610) 325-7464http://www.boiron.comHylands Standard HomeopathicsAtlantis HerbsP.O. Box 873Evergreen, CO 80437http://atlantisherbals.comCanadaOrganizationsThe Canadian Academy of Homeopathy1173 boul. du Mont-RoyalOutremont, QC H2V 2H6(514) 279-6629http://www.homeopathy.caHomeopathic College of Canada280 Eglinton Avenue EastToronto, ON M4P 1L4(416) 481-8816http://www.homeopathy.eduHomeopathic Medical Council of Canada20 Eglinton Avenue EastSuite 340Toronto, ON M4P 1A9(416) 638-4622http://www.hmcc.caSuppliers of homeopathicremediesWeleda, Inc.1 Closter Road, P.O. Box 675Palisades, NY 10964(800) 241-1030http://usa.weleda.comBHI/HeelAlbuquerque, NMhttp://HeelUSA.comAll Natural HealthSeaford Plaza 3830 Sunrise HighwaySeaford, NY 11783(866) 785-1462http://www.allnaturalusa.comNature’s Way Products1375 Mountain Springs ParkwaySpringville, UT 84663(801) 489-1500http://www.naturesway.comBiochemic tissue salts& combination remediesHylands Standard HomeopathicsAtlantis HerbsP.O. Box 873Evergreen, CO 80437http://atlantisherbals.comBach flower remediesNelson Bach USA Ltd.100 Research DriveWilmington, MA 01887http://www.nelsonbach.comVeterinary homeopathyAmerican Holistic Veterinary MedicalAssociation2218 Old Emmorton RoadBel Air, MD 21015(410) 569-0795http://www.ahvma.org
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ENCYCLOPEDIA OFHOMEOPATHY
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INTRODUCTIONHomeopathy is a holisti
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8 •ENCYCLOPEDIA OF HOMEOPATHYHOW
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theory& practice
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HISTORY OF HOMEOPATHY• 13illness
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HISTORY OF HOMEOPATHY • 15intelle
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HISTORY OF HOMEOPATHY • 17The Bri
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HISTORY OF HOMEOPATHY• 19Many of
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HISTORY OF HOMEOPATHY • 21cases m
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HISTORY OF HOMEOPATHY• 23daily re
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DEVELOPMENT OF HOMEOPATHY• 25arth
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28 •MATERIA MEDICAHOW REMEDIES AR
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major plantremediesplants have been
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MAJOR PLANT REMEDIES• 33Agaricus
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MAJOR PLANT REMEDIES• 35Aloe fero
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MAJOR PLANT REMEDIES• 37Arnica mo
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MAJOR PLANT REMEDIES• 39Atropa be
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MAJOR PLANT REMEDIES• 41Berberis
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MAJOR PLANT REMEDIES• 43Cannabis
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MAJOR PLANT REMEDIES• 45Cephaelis
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MAJOR PLANT REMEDIES• 47Chelidoni
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MAJOR PLANT REMEDIES• 49Cinchona
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MAJOR PLANT REMEDIES• 51Conium ma
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MAJOR PLANT REMEDIES• 53Datura st
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MAJOR PLANT REMEDIES• 55Helleboru
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MAJOR PLANT REMEDIES• 57Ignatia a
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MAJOR PLANT REMEDIES• 59Lycopodiu
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MAJOR PLANT REMEDIES• 61Pulsatill
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MAJOR PLANT REMEDIES• 63Strychnos
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MAJOR PLANT REMEDIES• 65Veratrum
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68 •MAJOR MINERAL REMEDIESAcidum
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70 •MAJOR MINERAL REMEDIESAcidum
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72 •MAJOR MINERAL REMEDIESAluminu
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74 •MAJOR MINERAL REMEDIESArgentu
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76 •MAJOR MINERAL REMEDIESBarium
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78 •MAJOR MINERAL REMEDIESCalcium
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80 •MAJOR MINERAL REMEDIESCuprum
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82 •MAJOR MINERAL REMEDIESFerrum
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84 •MAJOR MINERAL REMEDIESHepar s
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86 •MAJOR MINERAL REMEDIESIodumIO
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88 •MAJOR MINERAL REMEDIESKalium
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90 •MAJOR MINERAL REMEDIESMagnesi
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92 •MAJOR MINERAL REMEDIESNatrum
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94 •MAJOR MINERAL REMEDIESPhospho
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96 •MAJOR MINERAL REMEDIESPlumbum
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98 •MAJOR MINERAL REMEDIESStibium
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100 •MAJOR MINERAL REMEDIESTartar
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MAJOR ANIMAL REMEDIES• 105Canthar
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MAJOR ANIMAL REMEDIES• 107Crotalu
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MAJOR ANIMAL REMEDIES• 109Lachesi
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MAJOR ANIMAL REMEDIES• 111Psorinu
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MAJOR ANIMAL REMEDIES• 113Syphili
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MAJOR ANIMAL REMEDIES• 115Tubercu
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118 • MINOR REMEDIESAbies canaden
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120 • MINOR REMEDIESAcidum oxalic
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122 • MINOR REMEDIESAgkistrodon c
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124 • MINOR REMEDIESAmylium nitro
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126 •MINOR REMEDIESARGENTUM METAL
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128 • MINOR REMEDIESAsclepias tub
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130 • MINOR REMEDIESBismuthum met
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132 • MINOR REMEDIESmalnutrition
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134 • MINOR REMEDIESCarbonium sul
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136 •MINOR REMEDIESChininum sulph
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138 • MINOR REMEDIESComocladia de
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140 • MINOR REMEDIESCuprum arseni
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142 • MINOR REMEDIESEquisetum hye
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144 • MINOR REMEDIESGalipea offic
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150 • MINOR REMEDIESKalium chlora
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154 • MINOR REMEDIESMagnesium sul
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158 • MINOR REMEDIESNicotiana tab
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160 • MINOR REMEDIESPiper cubebaC
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162 • MINOR REMEDIESRaphanus sati
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164 • MINOR REMEDIESSambucus nigr
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168 • MINOR REMEDIESStrychnos tox
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170 • MINOR REMEDIESTrinitrum syn
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SERIOUS AILMENTS• 177ASSESSING A
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NERVOUS SYSTEM• 179MULTIPLE SCLER
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RESPIRATORY SYSTEM• 181ASTHMAAn a
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RESPIRATORY SYSTEM• 183PNEUMONIAP
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CIRCULATORY SYSTEM• 185ANGINAA fa
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DIGESTIVE SYSTEM• 189IRRITABLE BO
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DIGESTIVE SYSTEM• 191DIABETESThe
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SKIN & BONES• 193ROSACEARosacea,
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SKIN & BONES• 197RHEUMATOID ARTHR
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REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEMS• 199FIBROIDS
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REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEMS• 203INFERTIL
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IMMUNE SYSTEM• 205CHRONIC FATIGUE
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IMMUNE SYSTEM• 209of a person, es
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MIND & EMOTIONS• 211PHOBIASA phob
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220 •HOMEOPATHIC SELF-HELPTHE EYE
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Page 278 and 279: 276 •A-Z QUICK REFERENCEA-Z QUICK
Page 280 and 281: 278 •A-Z QUICK REFERENCEALLIUM SA
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Page 284 and 285: 282 •A-Z QUICK REFERENCEBACILLINU
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Page 288 and 289: 286 •A-Z QUICK REFERENCECARCINOSI
Page 290 and 291: 288 •A-Z QUICK REFERENCECIMEXAcan
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Page 294 and 295: 292 •A-Z QUICK REFERENCEEUPHORBIU
Page 296 and 297: 294 •A-Z QUICK REFERENCEHEPAR SUL
Page 298 and 299: 296 •A-Z QUICK REFERENCEKALI. PHO
Page 300 and 301: 298 •A-Z QUICK REFERENCEMAG. CARB
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Page 304 and 305: 302 •A-Z QUICK REFERENCEORIGANUMO
Page 306 and 307: 304 •A-Z QUICK REFERENCEPYROGEN.P
Page 308 and 309: 306 •A-Z QUICK REFERENCESANICULAA
Page 310 and 311: 308 •A-Z QUICK REFERENCESTRAMONIU
Page 312 and 313: 310 •A-Z QUICK REFERENCETUBERCULI
Page 316 and 317: 314 •BIBLIOGRAPHYBIBLIOGRAPHYThis
Page 318 and 319: 316 • INDEXINDEXPage numbers in b
Page 320 and 321: 318 •INDEXautonomic nervous syste
Page 322 and 323: 320 •INDEXCausticum Hahnemanni (C
Page 324 and 325: 322 •INDEXdelirium tremens 60Delp
Page 326 and 327: 324 •INDEXGGalen 12Galipea cuspar
Page 328 and 329: 326 •INDEXinsomnia 244-45Aconitum
Page 330 and 331: 328 •INDEXMerc. iod. flav. 299see
Page 332 and 333: 330 •INDEXPareira brava (Pareira)
Page 334 and 335: 332 • INDEXSSabadilla 305see also
Page 336 and 337: 334 • INDEXsweet marjoram see Ori
Page 338: 336 •ACKNOWLEDGMENTSACKNOWLEDGMEN
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