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“Animals are a different species from people and have different diseases, but the same forces of nature as those in people are the cause of their ill-being.”

  Letters to the Editor

“I quite enjoyed your interview with Sherr and you asked the exact questions that burn the mid-night oil of any homeopath practicing classical  homeopathy.”

“The profession has worked itself into the situation where it depends on the income from annual vaccinations and the sale of commercial pet foods.”

“Some animals live in prisons: laying hens in batteries, sows attached throughout their lives and use of psychotropic medicines to reduce cannibalism in groups of young piglets.”

  The Daily Practice of Veterinary Homeopathy - Edward De Beukelaer

“Hepar sulfur is more than a remedy for control and treatment of abscesses and suppuration. It has a picture of its own. Vulnerability is quite central…”

  A Case of Magnesium phosphoricum - Sue Armstrong

“She had a split between being gentle, caring, empathetic and tactile on the one side and volatile, anxious, and angry on the other.”

 In Your Face - Edward De Beukelaer

“Very often the first words in the consultation are the ones that show the remedy.”

 From Local to Simillimum - Peter Gregory

“We sometimes forget that Hahnemann considered the SRP to be the most important feature of a case.”

  Does the Size of the Dose Really Matter? - Dr. Jeff Feinman

“…just because an animal is young and apparently vital doesn’t mean that a high potency is indicated”

 The Genesis  of the Veterinary Repertory - Marc Bär

“The aim of the Veterinary Repertory is to help the homoeopathic veterinarian. This is done in several ways, but always by adding information to the normal repertory.”

“This will be a way forward for those who need to see the results of ‘blind’ trials before they can be convinced of any effectiveness.”

“In the 17th Century, one English doctor (Talbot) made himself rich using the powder during an epidemic of paludism.”

“There are two major reasons why tooth decay occurs in animals and these are use of commercial foods and vaccination.”

 Christmas  Catastrophes - Elaine Lewis

“Stramonium, in his intoxication, may see wild animals coming toward him, may have a look of terror on his face and try to run away — I say let him go!”

 Disease  Nosology – Part IV: Tonic Jurisdictions - Rudi Verspoor

“Hahnemann was fully aware of the ability of suggestion … or false belief to generate disease, even leading to death.”

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