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Author - Dirk Thomas Quak

Causticum: A New Approach to an Old Truth

January 16, 2019

by Karl Heinz Jansen, Dirk Thomas Quak

Karl-Heinz Jansen and Dirk Thomas Quak First published in AHZ 4 2018; 263: 1–15, translated by...

Dirk Thomas Quak

Dirk Thomas Quak, MD
Born 1967, studied medicine and graduation at LMU München. Founding and head of the student circle homeopathy on the medical faculty of LMU between 1989 and 2009. Three years full-time assistant with Dr. Michael Barthel. Teacher: Jost Künzli, Horst Barthel, Dario Spinedi. Private practice since 1997. 2002-2009 co-manager of HTPZ in Munich. 2009 foundation of Homeopathic Academy for Postgraduate Education in Fürstenfeldbruck. Board member of the Hahnemann Society 2008- 2011. Research delegate of ECH and project group master studies of the DZVhÄ 2007-2010. Since 2016 head of student circles Homeopathy at the University of
Regensburg and Witten-Herdecke. Book publications: “Clarkes Praktische Materia Medica” and “Leitfaden Homöopathie”, co-author of “Adjuvante Homöopathie in der Onkologie”. Founded the research company jaqu-invent 2017 together with Karl Heinz Jansen.

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