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Homoeopathy Overview
Homoeopathy & Yoga are supplement to each other. Homeopathy cures diseases without any side effects, while Yoga improves us mentally, physically & spiritually (PURIFIES AS A WHOLE). For the safest, permanent and gentle healing both work naturally. Both acts towards normal well being if diagnosed well & given in accurate doses with exact repetition. skeleton watches
Sources of homoeopathic medicines
The homoeopathic medicines are prepared from a wide range of natural sources. Over 75% of the medicines origin from the vegetable kingdom, i.e. flowers, roots, leaves and the juice.
Certain chemicals and minerals are also used to prepare certain medicines. For example sulphuric acid, nitric acid. Most of the minerals and metals are used as a source of medicine, such as gold, silver, zinc, tin, iron and so on.
Some microbes, bacteria, virus are also used to prepare a special group of medicines (called Nosode), for instance, influenza virus, bacteria which produce tuberculosis, etc.
Some body secretion such as the hormones (thyroid hormone, Insulin etc. also find place in the wide source- place.
Animal kingdom has a special place in the homoeopathy pharmacy and homoeopathy medicines are prepared from the animal sources almost in an non-violent technique. Some insects such as Spanish fly (Apis Mellifica) and certain animal products such as the venom of Cobra snake are used in unique manner.
How are the homoeopathic medicines prepared?
The revolutionary method of drug preparation in homoeopathy, called as Potentization, utilizes a very minute quantity of the original drug substance.
A very small portion of any substance, say a drop of Surukuku snake venom, as one part, is mixed with 99 parts of alcohol or distilled water. 100 powerful strokes are giving to this mixture. It makes so called 1c potency. Now, out of these 100 drops, one drop is taken and mixed with 99 drops of alcohol, again to undergo the process of 100 vigorous strokes, making the potency 2c. The process is continued higher level up to 30c, 200c, 1000c, 10000c, 50000c and 100000c.