In 1854 President Abraham Lincoln was engaged to set up a state legislative proposal to charter a homeopathic medical college in Chicago. Homeopathy was regarded as a cult by the American Medical Association. […]

In honour of Dr. Hahnemann’s 257th birthday (April 10, 1755), I would like to sincerely thank the Hpathy team and all other homeopathic educational magazines worldwide, who despite all the negative forces against […]

“The doors of the University are not open to women and I trust they never will be,” the University’s vice-president told her.

In downtown of Toronto (Ontario of Canada) there is a well-known medical centre […]

The Trituration methodology provokes the latent medicinal constituents of materials which remain dormant in their crude state. This process is used in remedy-preparation on raw-materials that are not soluble in […]

Dr. Hahnemann, besides being a noble scientist and great philosopher, was master of love too! Here are selections of his quotes and notes that demonstrate his persona and love-giving character. Hahnemann says: […]

In honour of Dr. Constantine Hering’s birthday (January 1st of 1800), I invite you to briefly review the biographical sketch of Hering’s early life, as reported by his colleagues in 1880.

His father […]

I was reading about the “History of Homeopathy and its Institutions in America” written by Dr. William Harvey King, which is presented by Sylvain Cazalet on the “HOMÉOPATHE International” website; and there I came […]

A glimpse at the dedication of Dr. Samuel Cockburn (1823 – 1915), a noble Homeopath.

I came across a quote from Dr. Samuel Hahnemann that said: “Experience and scribbling are two very different things! Works […]