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Samuel Hahnemann conceptualized three homeopathic miasms, each corresponding to a chronic disease with an accompanied skin lesion that could be suppressed. He also posited Psora to be the original miasm, and claimed the other two chronic diseases in fact originated from it. According to Hahnemann’s theory, it was not even possible for an organism to …

In the second part of this series of blog posts, I will explore the defining features of Hahnemann’s three miasms in greater depth. Beyond the original trio of Psora, Sycosis, and Syphilis, the concept of miasms has been broadly expanded by modern homeopaths to include other diseases and even non-disease conditions such as allopathic drug …

One of the most controversial aspects of homeopathy is the theory of the chronic miasms. Originally postulated by Hahnemann himself as the answer to why, despite the law of similars, homeopathic remedies often failed to cure permanently, it was considered insane by even some of his closest followers, who dismissed the idea as the senility …

Topically applied homeopathic products are becoming increasingly popular for a variety of local afflictions, especially pain and skin complaints. While good results can often be achieved through oral dosing as well, there are certain remedies throughout the homeopathic literature that stand out for their history of topical use. Not only do some remedies seem particularly …

It’s back to school season, which means by now many young adults will have returned to college, focusing on their futures and in some cases, traveling miles away from home. Academic life can be a major source of stress, and stress is of course a primary cause of illness. Many colleges and universities, recommend or …