This book is about advances within homeopathic medicine that on the one hand build on two centuries of homeopathic philosophy and practice and on the other hand incorporate modern views and techniques to further improve the success of homeopathy.

The collective nature of suffering on the planet demands that homeopathy looks at the larger picture. This means in practice that the classical individual approach alone is often insufficient. To render consistent and lasting results, collective derangements of the vital force need also to be recognised and addressed.

The authors are long-term classical homeopaths who have been working with the modern epidemic diseases, especially those found in Africa. They have taken the normal homeopathic approach to epidemic diseases – genus epidemicus – and, using a new approach to making remedies, refined it to one remedy for each disease. This means that, at the level of epidemic diseases, prescriptions will always be accurate as the correct diagnosis indicates the curative remedy. This is a major step forward and makes homeopathy eminently practical in the treatment of serious epidemic diseases.

The authors realized that the as-if-one-person principle also applies to mass traumas that occur on all continents, such as genocide, rape, war, accidents and natural catastrophes. People respond similarly to profound and overwhelming traumas, the effects of which can last for decades and generations, yet these can be resolved rapidly and deeply using trauma remedies specific to the cause. In thousands of cases this genus traumaticus approach proved to be highly effective. The last century saw some of the greatest natural and man-made traumatic events in the history of the human race: such traumas are our inheritance. It becomes ever clearer that many current diseases and dysfunctions originate in these traumas.

In line with the observations of the founder of homeopathy, Samuel Hahnemann, epidemic diseases become one of the major founding forces of chronic diseases. The modem field of epigenetics explains how this works. Realizing this, the authors applied the genus epidemicus principle to chronic diseases such as diabetes and epilepsy: this book documents the results for a wide range of chronic diseases.

Case studies from around the world demonstrate that disease-specific remedies, combined with individualized prescribing, can greatly improve the results in treating chronic diseases.

Homeopathy initially became widely accepted and used because it was supremely successful in treating the epidemic diseases of the 18th, 19th and early 20th centuries. The authors are long-term classical homeopaths who have been working with the modern epidemic diseases, especially those found in Africa. They have taken the normal homeopathic approach to epidemic diseases – genus epidemicus or as-if-one-person – and, using a new approach to making remedies, refined it to one remedy for each disease. This means that, at the level of epidemic diseases, prescriptions will always be accurate as the correct diagnosis indicates the curative remedy. This is a major step forward and makes homeopathy eminently practical in the treatment of serious epidemic diseases.

In several countries the authors have shown that, after a short training, health workers with any level of education can successfully treat Africa’s main epidemic diseases. Using a homeopathic kit of remedies costing virtually nothing they can then treat thousands of patients. This treatment is safe, effective, low skill, low tech, knows no therapy resistance and is without side effects. Even in the most remote places, far from any medical facility, the method can be used successfully. Used widely, this could transform health care in Africa.

The authors also realized that the as-if-one-person principle also applies to mass traumas that commonly occur in Africa and other continents, such as genocide, rape, war, accidents and natural catastrophes. People respond similarly to profound and overwhelming traumas, the effects of which can last for decades and generations, yet these can be resolved rapidly and deeply using trauma remedies specific to the cause. In thousands of cases in Africa and Haiti this genus traumaticus approach proved to be highly effective, and it also has important uses in the Western world. The last century saw some of the greatest natural and man-made traumatic events in the history of the human race: such traumas are our inheritance. It becomes ever clearer that many current diseases and dysfunctions originate in these traumas.

In line with the observations of the founder of homeopathy, Samuel Hahnemann, epidemic diseases become one of the major founding forces of chronic diseases. The modem field of epigenetics explains how this works. Realizing this, the authors applied the genus epidemicus principle to chronic diseases such as diabetes and epilepsy: this book documents the results for a wide range of chronic diseases. Case studies from around the world demonstrate that disease-specific remedies, ideally combined with individualized prescribing, can greatly improve the results in treating chronic diseases.

The theory and practice explained in this book combine the advantages of homeopathy (safe, no side-effects, low cost, no therapy resistance) with those of allopathy (diagnosis) and thus bridge the gap between the current western medical paradigm and the homeopathic paradigm.

As you will see by reading the Table of Contents, this book is immensely practical…and at the same time it also has a certain spiritual or shamanistic accent to it. Please know that the information provided in this book is drawn from the many decades that both of these homeopaths have practiced homeopathy.

Table of Contents

Foreword

Introduction

The Human Story

Acknowledgements

Part I – New Advances in Homeopathy

A Bird’s Eye View of this Book

Resonance

PC Technology: Creating intelligent resonances

Part II – Theory of Treating Infectious and Epidemic Diseases

History of Homeopathy and Epidemics

Experiences of AIDS and Malaria

A Shamanic Journey to HIV

Intelligent Diseases

Nosodes and the Treatment of Epidemic Diseases

The Role and Purpose of Miasms

Evolution of the Concept of Miasms in Homeopathy

Epigenetics and Miasms

Part III – Theory of Treating Trauma

Trauma and Epigenetics

Survival instincts

Our violent history over-stimulates our survival instincts

Rwanda genocide

An inner look at the psychology of trauma in former Yugoslavia

Denial

How pain, limiting thoughts and restrictive feelings are inherited

Toxic Emotions – Experiences of Working with Trauma

Trauma and Mental Health

Part IV – Theory of Treating Intoxication

The Toxic Body

Vaccination Damage

Part V – Theory of Treating Chronic Diseases

Genus Epidemicus applied to Chronic Diseases

Part VI – From Theory to Practice

A Summary of the New Theory

Practical Instructions for the Effective Use of PC Resonances

Part VII – Practice of Treating Infectious and Epidemic Diseases

AIDS

Bilharzia

Gonorrhoea

Hepatitis

Herpes

Influenza

Leprosy

Lyme disease

Malaria

Poliomyelitis

Ringworm

Scabies

Streptococcus

Syphilis

Toxoplasmosis

Tuberculosis

Typhus

Available PC Resonances for infectious and epidemic diseases

Part VIII – Practice of Treating Trauma

Experiences in Working with Trauma

Genus Traumaticus and Instructions

Amma4Trauma

Abortion Trauma

Abuse Trauma

Adoption trauma

Birth trauma

Genocide and War Trauma

Injuries, burns and accidents

Nagasaki and Hiroshima Atomic Trauma

Natural catastrophes

Sexual abuse and rape

Shock Trauma

Torture Trauma

Unburied Relatives Trauma

Available PC Resonances for Trauma and Injuries

Part IX – Practice of Treating Intoxication

Intoxication

Vaccination damage & Homeoprophylaxis

Available PC Resonances for Intoxication

Part X – Practice of Treating Chronic Diseases

Controversial Ideas

Aggravations

Failures and obstacles to cure

Asthma

Autism

Bulimia

Cancer

Chronic Fatigue Syndrome

Complex Regional Pain Syndrome

Crohn’s Disease

Diabetes

Eczema

Epilepsy

Fibromyalgia

Gilles de la Tourette

Hypertension

Multiple Sclerosis

Myasthenia Gravis

Obsessive Compulsive Disorder

Old Age

Parkinson’s disease

Scleroderma

Ulcer

Available PC Resonances for Chronic Diseases and Behavioural Disorders

Part XI – Provings of PC Resonances

Proving of PC1 for HIV/AIDS

Proving of PC140c – Cancer, general disposition

Proving of PC240m – Malaria

Part XII – Sound as Carrier

Part XIII – Creating collective coherence

Part XIV – Advances in PC Technology

Part XV – Conclusion

Other Sources on PC Resonances

Pharmacies

Appendix 1 – AIDS

Appendix 2 – Amma Resonance Healing Foundation

Appendix 3 – Shamanic journeys

Appendix 4 – The inner workings of survival instincts

Appendix 5 – List of available PC Remedies

These two homeopaths are LEADING European homeopaths. Peter Chappell is a British homeopath who has authored several important books, including Emotional Healing with Homeopathy and The Second Simillimum. Harry van der Zee, MD, is a Dutch homeopathic physician and the editor of the famed homeopathic journal, LINKS, and he is the author of Miasms in Labor, Homeopathy for Birth Trauma, and editor of Homeopathy and Mental Health Care (links to each of these books are below under “related items”).