Homeopathy Books

This book covers the homeopathic remedies that you can use during childbirth. Betty Idarius gives us a clear picture of each remedy, so that the symptoms are obvious when you see them. I've used this book extensively at births, and consider it to be the best book on childbirth homeopathy. I only wish she would write one about prenatal and postpartum homeopathy!

This is an excellent book even dummies can use it.. Because it let you look at medicines based on your illness not the other way around.

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Common homeopathic first aid and emergency treatments are the focus of Homeopathic Medicine Chest; not the usual maintenance care offered in competing books. Ambika Wauters tells how to diagnose symptoms, use homeopathy during a crisis, and how to evaluate the body's response to homeopathic remedies.

Professor Kayne is a respected expert in his field, and this thoroughly researched and infinitely readable text on what could easily become a dry and technical topic is an undoubted 'must have'. All aspects of homoeopathic pharmacy, and an introductory overview of the most important aspects of homoeopathic methodology and materia medica, are covered with liberal lashings of reason, wit and sincerity. I can think of no better reference text for the interested pharmacist - and, indeed, the serious homoeopath!

In his book Didier Grandgeorge gives an overview of life - from conception to death, and relates the most prominent homeopathic remedies to the developing person during the different phases of life. The text is concise and to the point. Especially the different stages of the life of children are very interesting and a must read for all parents. This is just another gem from Didier Grandgeorge, M.D.

This book on homeopathy was the first book in which I acquainted myself with homepathic medicine. It is a wonderful beginner self-help book! It is a must for anyone who wants to start using homeopathic medicine on their loved ones. Great for the little problems that arise at home-- sprains, earaches, colds, stomaches, teething etc etc. Happy Homeopathy!!! :) kathy

Harris Coulter is the outstanding historian of homoeopathic medicine and of the continuing disputes which have divided it from allopathic (orthodox) medicine. In this volume he marshalls theoretical speculations and experimental evidence to build the beginnings of the bridge between the two approaches. At a time when so many people continue to suffer fropm chronic illness and from the side effects of stndard drugs which sometimes do not cure them, Dr. Coulter's pioneering efforts to present and explain ane explain a more holistic therapeutic system must be applauded. - James S, Gordon, M.D. Research Psychiatrist, NIMH
--- from book's back cover

This has been the best book that I found to not only introduct people to homeopathy with its clear and indepth looks at the foundations of this important medicine. It also supplies people with the understanding that they need to begin a serious study of homeopathy. The author successfully meets the challenge of making the topic straight forward enough that anyone can come away from their time with this book feeling satisfied that they grasp the essentials. At the same time this author in no way over-simlifies this healing art. He approaches his reades with the respect and intelligence they deserve. Anyone will be well rewarded for the time they invest in this well written book.

I'm a beginner in homeopathy and I really like this book. It's small and easy to carry with me when I travel. It has an alphabetical listing (materia medica) of the homeopathic remedies and another section which lists conditions. There is also a section on support therapies and essences. Color photographs on almost every page. It's quite thorough, a little thick (400 pages), but overall a great small size.