Here are a few basic ideas or principles related to homeopathic treatment in chronic illness. we consider these at Shaivi homeopathic clinic bellandur bangalore
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- Minimum Dose
- Self-Healing
- Individualization
- Single Medicine
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One way is to assume that the body knows what it is doing and that symptoms are the body’s way of taking action to overcome illness. This healing response is automatic in living organisms; we term it the vital response. The similar medicine acts as a stimulus to the natural vital response.
Minimum dose
The principle that only ‘the minimum dose’ should be employed is based upon the understanding that the stimulus of the medicine triggers the intrinsic healing response. Following this principle, we give only enough medicine to initiate this healing response. This response then carries on, driven by the body’s need to maintain health and balance. The use of the minimum dose has the advantage that it does not produce the gross side effects so often caused by conventional treatments.
Self-Healing
Translation: The homeopathic remedy provides the message; the amplification of the response is done by the vital force, but the work is done by the organism.
Individualization
Each person manifests their disease in an individual manner and these differences help to determine the particular homeopathic medicine we will prescribe. Three patients with the same autoimmune disease might receive three different medicines.
Single Medicine
Only one medicine is given at a time in order to accurately assess if the patient reacted well to it. The more changes or variables in a treatment, the harder it is for us to evaluate and adjust the prescriptions. Other reasons for giving only one medicine at a time are:
- If you give more than one medicine, one might cancel out the action of another.
- The possible interactions between simultaneously given remedies are not known.
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