The Homeopathic Heritage (AUGUST 2023)
The Homeopathic Heritage (AUGUST 2023)
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This issue of The Homoeopathic Heritage is dedicated to ‘Alcoholism and Addictions: The Role of Homoeopathy’. The aim behind releasing an issue on this topic was to acquaint our readers with the efficacy of homeopathy in dealing with alcoholism and addictions of all sorts. With a steep incline in the cases of alcohol and drug abuse and the escalation in the global rate of direct or indirect mortality from alcoholism and drugs, it is imperative for us to know, understand and thoroughly grasp the potential that homeopathy has in managing addiction, alcoholism, and their symptoms. With a number of subjective articles by students and professionals, you will find in this issue, a column called In Italics, by Dr. Francis Treuherz, esteemed author of ‘My Journey in Homeopathy. Much Ado About Nothing. The issue also features a section called Stalwarts’ Expedition by Dr. Subhas Singh, Director, National Institute of Homoeopathy, Kolkata, Editor’s Desk by Dr. Rajat Chattopadhyay, and a book review of Gentle Medicine authored by Dr. Joachim F. Gratz by Dr. Kavita Chandak, esteemed LMHI 2023 speaker and author of the much celebrated book Healing Women with Homeopathy. Additionally, a special section in the issue is dedicated to an insightful article on Drug Proving.
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- B Jain
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Safety & disclaimer
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