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Homeopathic Materia Medica Original Source To Successful Treatment -- Siegfried Letzel |
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What I want to do next is to provide you with a list of some books on homeopathic Materia Medica. Some Links to online Materia Medicas follow. The lists cannot be complete. This is why I want to invite you to give me a note of any book or link that should be added here. Do you want to write a book review to be added? You are welcome to submit it here. Kindly use the link at the end of the article. In your studies, it would be unavoidable that some of your questions will remain unanswered. In this case, besides asking your lecturer, you are invited to pass by at hpathy.com's Student's Corner at http://www.hpathy.com/homeopathyforums/ . Tell everybody of your important or curious findings, ask questions that are not being answered in your books. You will learn that studying within a group is much more fun and will carry you through episodes when you are at the edge of giving up. I too, am much involved in this process of learning. And honestly, with every step forward the paces become larger and faster. But to me, the finish-line still seems to be as distant as on the first day.... To begin with: Dr. William Boericke: Pocket Manual of Materia Medica with Repertory (American edition): Among the polychrests you will find many small remedies. Few mental symptoms. Good to get a brief overview of a remedy. The book is handy. Dr. William Boericke: Pocket Manual of Materia Medica with Repertory (Indian edition): The repertory can not be compared with a true' repertory. Dr. H.C. Allen: Keynotes of the Materia Medica with Nosodes: Peculiar and characteristic symptoms are highlighted. Most detailed description of classical nosodes like Lyssinum, Medorrhinum, Psorinum, Pyrogenium, Syphilinum, Tuberculinum and others. Dr. CM Boger: Synoptic Key: A handy, compact book.323 remedies with the most important symptoms and main effects. Characteristic organotropic relations/relationships and modalities are highlighted. Footnotes with original quotations from Pure Materia Medica and Chronic Diseases and others. Carrol Dunham: Lectures On Materia Medica: Descriptions of 63 remedies. This is a very reliable work. The remedies are concisely described. Dr. E. B. Nash: Leaders in Homeopathic Therapeutics: Outstanding for beginners. 200 remedies are covered. Many differentials. Michael Rowan: The Homeopathic Coloring Book : 50 remedies are covered. For advanced studies: Dr. H.C. Allen: Encyclopedia of Pure Materia Medica (12 Volumes): Very detailed. References to the source of the proving or clinical evidences are given. Dr. Eugenio Candegabe: Comparative Materia Medica: A book to help as a guide in differential diagnosis. Comparisons of mentals and personality structures of some of the big remedies. Analytical and psychological view on remedies. References to Kent's repertory and Synthetic repertory. Card Memorizer: "Homeopathic Trivial Pursuit": For students: learning by playing the game. 500 questions with reference to the Complete Repertory. Dr. H. L. Chitkara: Materia Medica of the Mind: Mental symptoms are the main concern of the book. Small medicines are considerably taken care of . You will find every mental symptom of Kent's repertory. Dr. John Clarke: Dictionary of Practical Materia Medica (3 volumes, British edition): Overview of each medicine, indications, strong or peculiar symptoms. Occasionally cases. A repertory of relationships (clinical and natural) gives in tabulated form complementary remedies, compatible and incompatible remedies, remedies which follow well and which the remedy under consideration follows well, remedy antidotes, and duration of action. Dr. John Clarke: Dictionary of Practical Materia Medica (3 volumes, Indian edition): Much cheaper than the above. Physical qualitiy, too. Catherine Coulter: Portraits Of Homoeopathic Medicines: Expanding Views Of The Materia Medica (vol. 1-3): This series helps the student of homoeopathy to learn and memorize the remedies and to put them into practice accurately. The information will also help the practitioner to revisit aspects which may enrich their prescribing options and to help them explore psychological types and behavior patterns. Dr. D. M. Gibson: Studies of Homeopathic Remedies: With reference to the source of more than 100 remedies and historical uses. Systematic approach to appearance, psychology, toxicology, physiology, symptomatology, pharmacology. Dr. Didier Grandgeorge: The Spirit of Homeopathic Medicines: The mystery and complexity of remedies is explored using experiences gained from more than twenty thousand consultations. Dr. Didier Grandgeorge: The Spirit of Homeopathic Medicines: Essential Insights to 300 Remedies: See above. Dr. Samuel Hahnemann: Materia Medica Pura: Documentation of Dr. Samuel Hahnemann's remedy provings. It also shows the way how best to gain knowledge on materia medica. Dr. Constantine Hering: Condensed Materia Medica: Description of the strongest symptoms of a medicine. Dr. Constantine Hering: Guiding Symptoms of our Materia Medica (10 volumes): A very comprehensive work. Grading of symptoms according to a scale. Dr. O. A. Julian: Materia Medica of New Homeopathic Remedies: Around 100 new remedies. Dr. James Tyler Kent: Lectures on Homeopathic Materia Medica: Detailed and insightful descriptions on more than 200 homeopathic remedies. Dr. Otto Lesser: Textbook of Materia Medica: Focus on mineral remedies, their biochemistry, clinical picture. Dr. K. N. Mathur: Systematic Materia Medica: Remedies are described according to their primary indications, contraindications, complaints, characteristics generals and modalities. It is based on Kent's repertory. Dr. Roger Morrison: Desktop Guide to Keynotes and Confirmatory Symptoms: Keynote symptoms of more than 300 remedies. Dr. Robin Murphy: Homeopathic Remedy Guide (formerly entitled Lotus Materia Medica): It covers 1200 remedies on about 1900 pages. Dr. E. B. Nash: Nash's Expanded Work: All of Nash's writings in one book. Rene Otter: Quick Remedy Index to the Homeopathic Materia Medica: Here you can get help if you want to know in which book you can find informations on a certain, even rare, remedy. Dr. S. R. Phatak: Materia Medica of Homeopathic Remedies (2nd edition): Short description on 411 remedies. Sources from Allen, Hering, Boger, Kent, Boericke, Clarke. Dr. Abdur Rehman: Encyclopedia of Remedy Relationships in Homeopathy: What to describe on the second consultation? Here you find information on well following remedies regarding to the symptoms present. Remedy relationships are described in a unique precision and complexity. Heli O. Retzek: Complete Materia Medica of the Mind: Mind symptoms of 1029 remedies, with their grading and source. Dr. H. A. Roberts: Study of Remedies by Comparison: Side-by-side comparisons of several remedies at a time. Margaret Roy: A First Materia Medica: Take lessons in homeopathic materia medica. Rajan Sankaran: An insight into Plants: You seek insight to ten miasms? You find it here. This book helps to understand relationships and classifications of plants from a homeopath's view. The author's experiences in casetaking will give you very worthy hints for your daily work. Rajan Sankaran: Soul of Remedies: It is suggested to read His former books first. One hundred remedies are covered with narrative style. The reader gets the basic ideas of each remedy, their 'soul'. Rajan Sankaran: The Substance of Homeopathy: New insights on miasms. Materia Medica section with minerals and metals. Dr. Jan Scholten: Homeopathy and Minerals: An introduction to homeopathic and chemical relationship of remedies. Dr. Jan Scholten: Homeopathy and the Elements: A number of mineralic and metalic elements and their chemical compounds are presented here as hardly found in any other Materia Medica. Remedies are grouped together corresponding to their appearance in the periodic system. Dr. Frederik Schroyens: 1001 Small Remedies: Extracted from the Synthesis repertory, this is an excellent way to study the small remedies! Dr. Margaret Tyler: Drug Pictures: A book for the practicioner. Descriptions of 100 remedies using material by Hahnemann, Kent, Hering, Allen, Farrington, Hughes, Nash,... Dr. P. M. Verma: Encyclopedia of Homeopathic Pharmacopeoeia (3 volumes): Monographs of 1860 homeopathic remedies. Alphabetically ordered, they are mentioned with their pharmacological, botanical, zoological names and with names in different languages. Frans Vermeulen: Concordant Materia Medica (2nd edition): Basis of this work are classics in homeopathy by Allen, Boericke, Boger, Cowperthwaite, Clarke, Hering (10 volumes!), Kent, Lippe, Phatak, Pulford, Vermeulen. Repetitions are avoided, this makes this work a compact compendium. Frans Vermeulen: Synoptic Materia Medica: Vermeulen uses 22 classical and modern resources. Approach to remedies by their organotropy, modalities, cardinal symptoms. Information on small remedies by old and new masters are integrated. George Vithoulkas: Materia Medica Viva (8 volumes): This tremendous work is less suitable to be used for systematic work and daily reference, but is to be read for grasping the essential properties of homeopathic remedies. Very detailed portrayals of remedy pictures. A good time in reading. Links: http://www.hpathy.com/Materiamedica/ http://www.hpathy.com/book_shop/ http://www.abchomeopathy.com/matmed.htm http://www.abchomeopathy.com/matmed.htm http://www.minutus.org/pura.htm http://www.homeoint.org/books/ References: Homeopathic Educational Services at http://www.homeopathic.com/ Sunrise Versand – Homöopathische Literatur at https://www.sunrise-versand.de/index.cfm |
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