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THE HOMOEOPATHIC HERITAGE INTERNATIONAL
VOL 19 Jan 93
B Jain Publishers 1921, Chuna Manda, 10 th Street, PO Box 5775, Paharganj New
Delhi 110055
THE ISSUE an article Outlines of Homoeopathic Doctrine by Dr Fincke. The
seven capital sins of the Homoeopathic doctor have been narrated by Dr Cesar Cremonini,
showing us our mistakes and flaws and hoping the new generation to correct the same. A
historical case by Dr Skinner, the first of its type where the action of low standard
potency and the newly made High fluxion potency on his machine of the great remedy Sulphur
is compared. Dr S C Mishra in his article on Some notes on Aggravation gives their types
and how to minimise the same. Three cases have been prescribed Hepar-sulph on a
peculiar symptom Severe headache, the pain of which was chiefly situated in the back of
the eyeballs, which felt as if they would be drawn back into the head, the other symptoms
of the cases being entirely different. Dr Nashs case on Sciatica cured by Lycopodium,
another case of sciatica by Valeriana etc gives an insight into the geniuses
prescription. An interview of George Vithoulkas by Door and Lassauw gives us details of
what plans he has for the propagation of our science in terms of classical Homoeopathy.
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THE HOMOEOPATHIC HERITAGE INTERNATIONAL
Vol 18, May 93
Dr. Koppikars name has been almost synonymous with Homoeopathic Heritage,
having been the editor for 14 years. Dr. Koppikar now decides to step down.
Editor NJH the growth of Heritage as a Homoeopathic journal, is largely
attributed to Dr. Koppikar (and of course. Dr. Chitkara) Homoeopaths all-over will miss
his stimulating Editorials. Is he going to lend his homoeopathic expertise to other
journal?
Dr. Yingling narrates the principles of prescribing and reminding the
homoeopaths to use striking peculiar, noticeable, exceptional and uncommon symptoms while
prescribing. Heart problems in a nut shell are explained by Dr. Saxena. Mrs. Yaseen shares
her cases with the readers. The organon the famous journal from the pen of Dr. Lippe.
Skinner and others had a chapter on Miscellany where the best case report and new uses of
the remedies were described. Condensed articles from the same are reproduced. Cases of
Serum Hepatitis. Osteogenesis imperfecta. Weber-Christians disease treated by Dr. Batra
are described. The 12th part of the excerpts from the history of Homoeopathy and its
institutions in America, tells the story of two stalwarts- Gram and Gray. In readers
section, Dr. Wadia appraises the question of specialization in Homoeopathy. He opines that
a Homoeopathic graduate must undergo two years of training in different branches like
skin, paediatrics etc recognised by the University to allow them to designate themselves
as Skin specialists, Paediatricians etc.
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THE HOMOEOPATHIC HERITAGE INTERNATIONAL
Vol.18, Aug. 93
Dr. S.P. Dey, the new editor of the Journal, in his editorial discusses
the hardships a homoeopath faces with every case he encounters. The editor promises to
make the herculean task easier by presenting readers with articles which will enhance and
refresh our knowledge of homoeopathy. The issue contains a few surgical cases treated by
Julia Green. Dr. Moores article on pointers, to give some selected hints while prescribing
is interesting. Dr. Batra discusses ano-rectal problems and Dr. Rana writes on Diarrhoea
in children which is responsible for 15 percent to 40 percent of all the deaths among
children below 5 years of age. A section titled Ladies and Gentlemen describes homoeopathy
to laymen in a lucid manner. The section for students concentrates on Organon, reviewing
the anecdotes of its inception. The fifteenth part of Excerpts from the history of
homoeopathy and its INSTITUTIONS IN AMERICA, apart from speaking about students and
followers of Gram, mentions the election of Hahnemann as a member of the New York Country
Medical Society and later the Society rescinded it by resolution.
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THE HOMOEOPATHIC HERITAGE INTERNATIONAL
Vol 18, Sept. 93
Cases which did not benefit with Homoeopathy were given Isopathic line of
treatment by Dr. Bansal. Cases of Allergic Rhinitis were treated by Auto blood therapy and
showed encouraging results. The author urges homoeopaths to try potentised urine, stool,
blood of menses, sputum and skin scrapings of eczematous lesions as intercurrent remedies
in patients who do not respond to homoeopathic treatment. David Curtin, Francis Treuherz,
George Lewith and June burger participated in a debate on Single or Multiple Medicine
Prescribing. A brief biography of father Keith Muller, the founder of Father Mullers
Charitable Institutions, Mangalore is continued in this issue. Section on students
explains Aphorism one of the Organon. H.L. Chandra Mouly in his article "AIDS and
Syphilis - The Hidden Link" discusses the drug AZT (Azidothymidine, Zidovudine) used
for AIDS patients. The author quotes Coulter - "AIDS will not spread beyond the
existing reservoir of persons whose immune system is in shambles and that is good news for
all those who are treated with homoeopathy and who have consistently shunned the glamours
of modern medicine. AIDS will never affect otherwise healthy persons, heterosexuals or
homosexuals. AIDS is to some extent a man made catastrophe and must be classified with
other destructive environmental effects of mans activities. This time however, our
internal environment is being assaulted and destroyed. AIDS is the long term price paid
for short term benefits and is thus the medical parallel of our depletion of the ozone
layer, the destruction of the tropical rain forests, the burdening of the atmosphere with
Sulphuric acid from coal fired power installations, the poisoning of rivers and oceans
with pesticides and fertilizers". |
THE HOMOEOPATHIC HERITAGE
July 94, B Jain Publishers 1921 Chuna Mandi, 10th Street P.O. Box 5775, Paharganj N Delhi-
110055
The issue focuses on Diarrhoeas. Acute Diarrhoea is a major cause of morbidity and
mortality in infants and young children all over the world, more so in the developing
countries. Dr. Kamal Kansal and Dr. Gupta throw light on its management with oral
re-hydration therapy. A study of 427 children from infants upto 4 years of age were
treated, having diarrhoea for 2 weeks to 4 weeks duration. Aloe 6, Chamomilla 6,
Podophyllum 6, Silicea 30, helped the patients. Dr. Roger Schmidt describes uncommon
remedies in common affections of the digestive system. Herpes Labialis-Rhus-tox,
Variolinum, Staphylococcin, Nat-mur, Locally-Capsicum; Aphthae-Borax, Kali-chor, Aethusa,
Cynapium, locally etc. have been suggested. Dr. Myriam Shivadikar discusses Kali group.
The common traits being conservative, regular, down to earth, lot of emphasis on morality
and what is right and wrong. A tabular presentation to differentiate different kalis is
presented. Herbs like Vinca-rosea (Sadabahar), Acalypha-indica (Khokhali), Hydrastis,
Melia-azadirachta (neem), Myristica-fragrans (Nut-meg), Nerium oleander (Oleander),
Viscum-alb (Mistletoe) of Indian origin having anti-cancer properties are discussed by Dr.
Indu Vaid. |
THE HOMOEOPATHIC HERITAGE
Dec 1994
The Asian edition of Links started with Volume four. This issue gives us a glimpse of
the earlier three volumes under the editorship of Beet Springs and Lorraine Taylor.
Seminars by eminent homoeopaths like Roger, Nancy, Ananda Zaren, John Hicks, Vassilis
Ghegas etc. from all over the world are reported. In acute crisis it is very difficult to
differentiate between the anxiety remedies. George Vithoulkas notes from Berne seminar
helps us to differentiate Arsenic (anxiety about others which is really for themselves).
Aconite (panic attacks impressive. with fear of imminent death) Natrum-mur (will not voice
her anxiety for fear of ridicule) Nitric-acid (a nihilist, believes in nothing, that life
is not worth living and he should kill himself, but underneath is a fear of death,
therefore prepares but does not shoot himself). Anacardium and Baryta-carb are two main
remedies for lack of self confidence the others being Bryonia, Silicea, Gelsemium,
Natrum-mur, China. Small snippets of different remedies especially their mental breakup is
interesting. For those of us who have not yet branched out into the realm of video case
taking, and an interesting exercise is to homoeopathically analyze films. Various remedies
can be ruminated from the vivid characters portrayed in the films. Various cases with
appropriate rubrics are also carried in the issue. Restless children often turn to bother
parents and a distraction for a homoeopathic during case taking. Beat springs classified
the remedies into four groups -
Group 1 - Energy in excess - Tarentula-h, Verat, Iodum, ARs-iod.
Group 2 - Hurriedness - Acid-sulph, Lil-tig, Argentum-met, Medorrhinum
Group 3 - Discomfort - Arsenic, Rhus-tox, Zincum
Group 4 - Discontent - Tuberculinum, Calc-phos
Remedy pictures of Bufo, Aurum, Mercury, Zincum with elaborate case study are also
mentioned. Skin diseases are rampant all over the world. George Vithoulkas describes
different conditions with corresponding remedies -
- Cracks in the skin - Petroleum (worse in winter), Sarsaparilla (constant cracks
especially at feet).
- Ulcers - Arsenic, Anthracinum, Carbo-veg, Hepar-sulph, Kali-sulph, Kali-bich, Nitric-ac,
Phytolacca, Pulsatilla, Silicea, Sulphur.
- Boils - Hepar-sulph, Sulphur, Brominum, Mercury, Calc-sulph, Calc-carb, Anthracinum.
- Eczema - Sulphur, Mezer, Sepia, Graphites (skin eruptions suppressed leads to duodenal
ulcers)
- Herpes Zoster - Ranunculus-bulb, Rhus-tox, Variolinum, Thuja
- Vitiligo - Sepia, Sulphur, Calcarea, Aurum, Arsenic, Alumina, Phosphorus, Natrum-mur,
Natrum-carb, Mercury, Silica
- Ringworm - Bacillinum, Radium-brom, Natrum-mur, Tellurium, Tuberculinum.
All in all an interesting and informative issue.
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