Modern homeopathic practice, whilst moving into new and exciting areas, is still based on the three great works of Hahnemann – the Organon, Chronic Diseases and Materia Medica Pura.

Yet these pillars of practice are themselves based on the years of doubts, observation, thoughts and experimentation which are revealed in Hahnemann’s other writings and letters. To fully understand and utilise modern developments, it is necessary to appreciate where the true roots of modern homeopathy lie.

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Many of the problems facing homeopathy today were also faced by Hahnemann and his followers. This book will examine the growth of homeopathy within the context of Hahnemann’s legacy, which continues to inform today’s practitioners and guide the development of their practice.

Author, John Saxton – After almost 40 years of general practice, he runs a homeopathic consultancy. In addition, he writes, teaches, and conducts research into homeopathy. He holds lectures internationally for physicians, veterinarians, and nurses. John is a teacher and researcher at the Faculty of Homeopathy and the International Association for Veterinary Homeopathy.