Homeopathy. Homoeopathy . A system of therapeutics founded by Samuel Hahnemann (1755-1843), based on the Law of Similars where "like cures like". Diseases are treated by highly diluted substances that cause, in healthy persons, symptoms like those of the disease to be treated. . 0.60
Homeopathic Physicians. Homeopaths . Medical professionals that solely apply as therapeutical approach homeopathic remedies at minimum doses chosen and individualized according to the resonance between the totality of symptoms and the remedy pathogenic qualities. . 0.58
Homeopathic Remedy. Homeopathic Drug . Homeopathic Medicine . Substance producing well known symptoms that are supported by pathogeneses and prepared according to the norms established by homeopathic pharmaco-techniques. . 0.54
Posology. Dose (Homeopathy) . Doses Frequency . Doses Interval . Doses Repetition . Homeopathic Dose . Choice of potencies and frequency for the administration of homeopathic remedies. . 0.52
Biotypology. Physical Constitution . Somatotypes (Homeopathy) . Tipology (Homeopathy) . A technique for studying human beings based on predetermined characteristics. . 0.52
Pathogenesis, Homeopathic. Homeopathic Pathogenesy . Homeopathic Pathogeny . Pathogenesis . Pathogenesy . Pathogenesy, Homeopathic . Pathogeny, Homeopathic . Method which allows the correct understanding of the pharmacodynamic power of each substance tested. Proposed by Hahnemann, it must be conducted with healthy individuals. . 0.52
