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HOW HOMOEOPATHIC CURE TAKE PLACE ....

HOW  HOMOEOPATHIC  CURE TAKE PLACE

Homoeopathy, Homoeopathic Cure , How Homoeopathic cures takes place


What happen when homoeopathic medicine is given in a disease Condition ??

👉When the Medicine is given on accurate similar symptoms its affects derrange dynamic vital force through the medium of nerves and thus produces a similar but stronger disease against the existing one ..

👉Here , The medical symptoms are always stronger then the natural disease symptoms .
👉Because of following reasons

#Medicine acts unconditionally

#Medicine prevents disease

#Regulation of dose is in our control

👉 Our Master explain natural law of cure in section No / aphorism 26 of ORGANON OF MEDICINE that " A weaker dynamic affection is permanently extinguished in living organism by a stronger one , if the latter is very similar to the former in its manifestation"

From above Statement , the natural disease will be removed by the stronger similar medicinal disease n the place is now occupied by the medicinal disease ..

Now vital force is merely Medicinal disease
and its removed in 2 ways

# medicinal disease gradually become weaker n weaker due to
 
a) Minutness of dose
b ) short n fixed duration of medicine


# Secondary curative action of vital force

So At Last both the natural disease n medicine disease vanish from the body ..

Being free from all disease . Vital force enable to carry out the vital principle of the organism n restore health ...


Thus Homoeopathic cure take place ...


What Diet And Regimen to be follow during homoeopathic treatment ???
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DIET AND REGIMEN 



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Dr Adnan Siddiqui
BHMS

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