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This is a good addition to homeopathic literature. Even though many books are available on this subject, an addition of one more will give added help to the student as well as the practitioner. In Homeopathic practice of treatment, the time modalities plays a good role. And it becomes very easy to treat a patient when the time modalities are prominent and the physician knows the indicated remedies.

Skin diseases contribute to a significant proportion of our common day to day ailments. That they can be removed in their totality by the carefully selected internal remedy without transference / recurrence is wherein lies the superiority of homeopathy. The author has given a detailed account of all the major skin conditions with their causation, diagnosis and homeopathic treatment in the most easy and comprehensible manner. This book will be of immense help in offering differentials to the younger and less experienced practitioner as it will be to the undergraduate learner in their understanding of the therapeutics of skin diseases.

The purpose of the book is to explain what homoeopathy is to dispel some wrong conception and to point out the values of this mode of therapeutics in present day orthodox medicine practice. A brief review of the homeopathic system of medicine as it stands today, with answers to various misunderstood concepts & scientific explanation of its working methods-commendable to read.

This book contains a Materia medica of 38 commonly used remedies with their indications for non-malarial fever. It also includes a short specific repertory of related rubrics. The book includes a materia medica comprising the important fever remedies used in day to day practice with their leading indications and a short repertory based on pathology and staging.

CONTENTS: Preface; Homeopathic Pharmacy; Homeopathic Dosage; Remedies; The Inorganic Salts of the Human Body as Remedies.

By "Stepping-Stones" many wayfares have crossed the stream of uncertainity to a "better land" of health, and have beckoned others to come thither by the same means.

The authors have divided pulmonary tuberculosis into twelve of it''s most prominent characteristic symptoms, and given a plenary treatment of each symptom, believing that in doing so it would greatly aid the practitioner in successfully combating it''s fatal ravages: General atonic condition of the body; Emaciation; Debility; Haemoptysis; Asthma; Hectic fever; Night Sweats; Aphthae; Diarrhoea; Pain; Bed sores. The pathology of the disease has been entirely omitted, it being so fully written in our works on pathology, which are n hands of every practitioner. In writing the treatment of each symptom, the authors have collected together from textbooks and journals a vast amount of information that has been written on this disease, and put in such shape that the busy physician and student can grasp and utilise it at once, without having to search over their whole library whenever a case presents itself for treatment.