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Set-Spectrum of Homeopathy - Set 2021 - E-Book

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Set-Spectrum of Homeopathy - Set 2021 - E-Book, Narayana Verlag
publication: 2020
product no.: 30766
3 issues per 2021

Set-Spectrum of Homeopathy - Set 2021 - E-Book

Narayana Verlag

Genus Epidemicus, Mosses and Ferns, Invertebrates
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publication: 2020
product no.: 30766
3 issues per 2021

“Spectrum of Homeopathy” is Narayana Publishers’ new journal, whose aim is to combine thorough clinical experience, compact information of materia medica, and diversity of methods.

Issues of 2021:
- Genus Epidemicus
- Mosses and Ferns
- Invertebrates

Genus Epidemicus
Due to the heterogeneous course of Covid-19 and the differing interpretations of what constitutes the genus epidemicus, a wide variety of homeopathic remedies have been used around the world to treat infection with SARS-CoV-2 – from classic epidemic remedies such as Arsenicum album, Bryonia, Camphora or Phosphorus to unusual ones such as Abrotanum, Cryptococcus neoformans or Ozone. Numerous cases demonstrate how a wide variety of homeopathic treatment concepts and remedies can lead to rapid symptomatic improvement and stop the progression of the disease.  We focus on the stages of Covid-19 in which successful treatment is urgent. This is true both of the early “flu-like” phase of illness as well as in the prolonged convalescence characterising protracted cases.  Further indications for homeopathic treatment are the reactive psychological disturbances triggered by the pandemic such as depression, fear and paranoia

Mosses and Ferns
Primitive plants such as mosses and ferns have so far largely escaped the attention of homeopathy – maybe due to their tried-and-tested survival strategy. Many of these plants, some over 400 million years old, have survived to the present day only by extreme adaptation, becoming ever more inconspicuous. This is especially true of the once impressive club moss and horsetail, the two familiar representatives of primitive plants in our materia medica. They guide us in taking a homeopathic look at the world of ferns, with which – using new provings and clinical cases – we develop the themes of the pteridophytes in this issue. The door to the kingdom of mosses was opened in 2017 by Jan Scholten with his “sense provings” of over 30 different species. We would like to dig deeper here with the help of a series of cases.

Invertebrates
Apart from the insects and spiders, which we have already covered in a separate issue, homeopaths only know a few homeopathic remedies from most invertebrate orders. In addition the early stage of evolution and the lack of a backbone lead to similarities in the remedy picture of very different animal remedies, such as corals, jellyfish, lobsters, snails or worms. Their developmental level generally corresponds to the Carbon series, the second row of the periodic table. The homeopathically most important phylum is the molluscs with Sepia as the leading substance. The molluscs are therefore the main focus of this issue, in which we present practical cases covering the common themes of the invertebrates and the differentiation of the various phyla, orders and species.

 


56.90 US$
40.90 US$
28,1% cheaper

“Spectrum of Homeopathy” is Narayana Publishers’ new journal, whose aim is to combine thorough clinical experience, compact information of materia medica, and diversity of methods.

Issues of 2021:
- Genus Epidemicus
- Mosses and Ferns
- Invertebrates

Genus Epidemicus
Due to the heterogeneous course of Covid-19 and the differing interpretations of what constitutes the genus epidemicus, a wide variety of homeopathic remedies have been used around the world to treat infection with SARS-CoV-2 – from classic epidemic remedies such as Arsenicum album, Bryonia, Camphora or Phosphorus to unusual ones such as Abrotanum, Cryptococcus neoformans or Ozone. Numerous cases demonstrate how a wide variety of homeopathic treatment concepts and remedies can lead to rapid symptomatic improvement and stop the progression of the disease.  We focus on the stages of Covid-19 in which successful treatment is urgent. This is true both of the early “flu-like” phase of illness as well as in the prolonged convalescence characterising protracted cases.  Further indications for homeopathic treatment are the reactive psychological disturbances triggered by the pandemic such as depression, fear and paranoia

Mosses and Ferns
Primitive plants such as mosses and ferns have so far largely escaped the attention of homeopathy – maybe due to their tried-and-tested survival strategy. Many of these plants, some over 400 million years old, have survived to the present day only by extreme adaptation, becoming ever more inconspicuous. This is especially true of the once impressive club moss and horsetail, the two familiar representatives of primitive plants in our materia medica. They guide us in taking a homeopathic look at the world of ferns, with which – using new provings and clinical cases – we develop the themes of the pteridophytes in this issue. The door to the kingdom of mosses was opened in 2017 by Jan Scholten with his “sense provings” of over 30 different species. We would like to dig deeper here with the help of a series of cases.

Invertebrates
Apart from the insects and spiders, which we have already covered in a separate issue, homeopaths only know a few homeopathic remedies from most invertebrate orders. In addition the early stage of evolution and the lack of a backbone lead to similarities in the remedy picture of very different animal remedies, such as corals, jellyfish, lobsters, snails or worms. Their developmental level generally corresponds to the Carbon series, the second row of the periodic table. The homeopathically most important phylum is the molluscs with Sepia as the leading substance. The molluscs are therefore the main focus of this issue, in which we present practical cases covering the common themes of the invertebrates and the differentiation of the various phyla, orders and species.

 


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Dr. Ulrich Welte
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6 years ago
Das Infekt-Spektrum ist eines der besten Hefte, die ich erinnere
Das Infekt-Spektrum ist eines der besten Hefte, die ich erinnere. So viele schlüssige Zugänge zum Mittel, alles von kompetenten Autoren geschrieben, so viele gute Facetten gibt es sonst nirgends in einer Zeitschrift. Jeder Artikel ist schlüssig und aufschlussreich.

Besonders gefallen haben mir die Tipps der erfahrenen Ute Bullemer, die ich bisher nicht kannte; ich werde an Anantherum denken bei der häufigen Portioerosion; Erodium ist übrigens auch öfters gut.

Heiner Freis Methode ist schlüssig dargestellt, bei uns längst dankbare Ergänzung des Alltags.

Super fand ich die Darstellung von T. Curtis über die Zitterpappel, die sie sehr schön schildert und durch Fälle belegt, die dann auch durch die Pflanzentheorie erklärbar sind: tolle Arbeit.

D. Payrhuber hat auch sehr schöne Fälle, vor allem die beiden Helleborus Fälle.

Auch Rajan Sankarans Pulsatilla Fall deckt sich mit unseren besten Puls-Fällen, sie sind nämlich nicht nur so sanft wie immer behauptet wird: diese Eigenschaft ist ein Teil des Bildes und entspricht Stadium 2. Die Tatsache, dass die Patientin empört einen Rikshafahrer ohrfeigte, fand ich interessant, denn es stimmt: die Ranunculaceae sind alle mehr oder weniger schnell empört und so gereizt, dass sie auch zuschlagen könn(t)en, wie man es von Staph kennt. Auch das innere oder äußere Zittern oder Beben gehört zu allen Ranunceln.

Franz Swoboda hat mich mit seinem ausgezeichneten Artikel sehr zum Lachen gebracht. Ergänzend wäre zu sagen, dass die Quintessenz seiner „Epidemie“ auch in Jan Scholtens Elementen beschrieben wird: Ant-t hilft praktisch in allen Fällen von chronischer Bronchitis mehr oder weniger (das hat er sonst von keinem Mittel so behauptet, und es stimmt), aber es heilt nicht. Vor allem seine neue Beobachtung der Mycoplasmennosode als Pendant ist sehr interessant.

Dann der Choleraartikel: einfach Super, das beste was ich über die Cholera bisher gelesen habe. Gerade die gute Widerlegung, dass nur das Meiden von Aderlässen und die (geringe) Flüssigkeitszufuhr der einzige Grund für die unbestreitbare Überlegenheit der damaligen homöopathischen Behandlungen sei, fand ich sehr schlüssig.

Dann die Iquilai Studie: wo findet man so was heute? Erstklassig.

Selbst Kate Birchs Birkentrunk für alle Impfprobleme fand ich interessant, auch wenn man sagen muss, dass man es sich auch selbst unnötig schwer machen kann durch zu viele theoretische Erwägungen. Man versteht zumindest, warum so alles in einen Trank gepackt werden muss. Immerhin ein schöner Fall.

Die Mollusken von Fr. Schuller-Schreib sind auch lohnenswert. In diesem Zusammenhang auch der Calc-Fall von K Adal.

Dann auch der Hinweis auf den Index am Schluss: ein Super-Heft.
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Dr Joan Vidal-Jove
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6 years ago
Excellent mix of subjects and themes
Wonderful reviews, specifically the ones dedicated to vaccination read more ...
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Johanna Stahl
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4 years ago
Homöopathie, eine effektive Medizin
Nach allem, was ich zur Zeit höre, tat es mir sehr gut, die Berichte von Ärzten aus den unterschiedlichsten Ländern zu lesen, die mit Homöopathie den Erkrankten helfen konnten. Sehr beeindruckt hat mich der Artikel über CO2. Weltweit sind alle Menschen betroffen, die eine Maske tragen. Dadurch erhöht sich der CO2-Gehalt im Blut, was für uns Menschen schädlich ist. Es löst Symptome aus, die dann leicht dem Virus untergeschoben werden können.
Allen, die an dieser Ausgabe mitgearbeitet haben: Vielen Dank!
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Betina Quägber-Zehe M.A.
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4 years ago
Sehr spannende und informative Lektüre
Als interessierte Nichtmedizinerin (gibt es eine weibliche Form von Laie??) habe ich die Artikel sehr aufmerksam gelesen und finde sie außerordentlich informativ.
Zum Glück hat niemand aus unserer Familie bislang Corona, wir nehmen aber schon seit einigen Jahren Influenzinum und sind seither Grippe frei.
Ich würde in unseren Breiten auch Bryonia als Genius epidemicus sehen, da es die meisten Übereinstimmungen zeigt.
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S. Voege
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3 years ago
Long Covid: Hervorragend
Ich finde dieses Heft wirklich beachtlich und hervorragend. Die Beiträge zeigen, dass es verschiedene homöopthische Wege aus der Misere gibt, wenn man von Covid bzw. der Impfung dagegen betroffen ist. Das nimmt ganz viel Angst und gibt die Sicherheit, so eine Krise gut durchstehen zu können.

Herzlichen Dank an die Autor:innen für ihre Suche nach entsprechenden Behandlungsmöglichkeiten und dass sie ihr Wissen in Worte gefasst und veröffentlicht haben.

Dieses Heft ist auch für Laien interessant und absolut empfehlenswert.
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Iris PH

4 years ago
Genius epidemicus
Letzte Woche kam das neue Spektrum- Heft "Genius epidemicus - Homöopathie in Zeiten der Pandemie" an und ich habe mich gleich drauf gestürzt. Das ist so wertvoll, diese wunderbaren Erfahrungen der KollegInnen (auf der ganzen Welt) so komprimiert studieren zu können. Danke dafür bei dieser Gelegenheit. Euer Spektrum-Team macht eine einmalige Arbeit, die ich sehr schätze! read more ...
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eine Leserin
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3 years ago
Bin begeistert!
Inzwischen habe ich schon etliche Hefte von "Spektrum der Homöopathie" gelesen und bin von jedem Heft begeistert. Durch die Lektüre habe ich ein Verstehen für das jeweilige Thema bekommen, das ich vorher nicht hatte, und das in kurzer Zeit, weil das Grundsätzliche und Wichtige gut strukturiert und interessant aufbereitet ist. Außerdem fühle ich Herzblut hinter dieser Zeitschrift, was sehr motivierend auf mich wirkt. Vielen Dank, dass es sie gibt! read more ...
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Janine
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8 years ago
Spectrum of Homeopathy
Always inspiring and relevant. I find that I often go back to my library of Spectrum journals to re-read for reference when I have unusual cases as they provide me with alternative answers. read more ...
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M. Sandvoss
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4 years ago
wichtige Informationen
Ein sehr gehaltvolles, gelungenes Heft.
Auch hinsichtlich der allgemeinen Corona-Politik, die bislang versuchte, die Homöopathie zu ignorieren.
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Francis Treuherz
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2 years ago
very interesting
I have retired from clinical practice at the age of 80. Spectrum fills the gap and enables me to keep up with the developing ideas of homeopathy by reading the intelligent discussions of themed materia medica. read more ...
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