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According to [[Samuel Hahnemann|Hahnemann]], '''Psora''' is the mother of all disease conditions. At the start of the Homeopathic practice, Hahnemann observed that patients who have been treated by the Homeopathic remedies are again suffered from the diseases repeatedly and is not getting cure by the dinamised potentised drugs. This gave him thought that there is some hindrances in the human body which repeatedly produce the diseases. |
According to [[Samuel Hahnemann|Hahnemann]], '''Psora''' is the mother of all disease conditions. At the start of the Homeopathic practice, Hahnemann observed that patients who have been treated by the Homeopathic remedies are again suffered from the diseases repeatedly and is not getting cure by the dinamised potentised drugs. This gave him thought that there is some hindrances in the human body which repeatedly produce the diseases. |
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Revision as of 21:42, 16 August 2006
According to Hahnemann, Psora is the mother of all disease conditions. At the start of the Homeopathic practice, Hahnemann observed that patients who have been treated by the Homeopathic remedies are again suffered from the diseases repeatedly and is not getting cure by the dinamised potentised drugs. This gave him thought that there is some hindrances in the human body which repeatedly produce the diseases.