Authors : Sandeep Malhotra , Akansha Saxena
Abstract : The law of similars, or "similia similibus curentur," is the foundational principle of homeopathy, first articulated by Samuel Hahnemann in the "Organon of the Healing Art." This paper provides a thorough exploration of the origins, theoretical basis, and practical applications of the law of similars. By examining the historical context and Hahnemann's empirical observations, the study elucidates how the principle was formulated and its significance in the development of homeopathic medicine. The paper also investigates the methodological approaches used by Hahnemann to test and validate the law of similars, including provings and clinical case studies. Additionally, the paper reviews contemporary perspectives and critiques of the law of similars, considering its relevance and adaptation in modern homeopathic practice.
Keywords : Law of Similars, Homeopathy, Hahnemann, Organon, Similia Similibus Curentur
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