John Henry Clarke
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An essential treatise on the homeopathic management of Diabetes mellitus based on provings & clinicians & research institutes worldwide. Contains very special indications of the various remedies found useful in treatment of the same. It shows the value of homeopathy in the treatment of Diabetes Mellitus , treatment which is often complex and difficult.
John Henry Clarke consulted Allen, Hering, Hughes, Jahr, and Lippe, among others in the writing of his 3 volume Dictionary of Practical Materia Medica. Offering over 1000 remedies with information about indications, keynotes, relationships, alternative names, causations, affinities, and more. Every definite use has been recorded in the homeopathic literature are included in the book. The clinical uses of the remedies are discussed, cases are given as examples, ...
Full of interesting material, including origin, historical use and clinical application, with cases. Presents over 1000 remedies with information about indications, keynotes, relationship, alternative names, causations, affinities and an occasional case.
J.H. Clarke is not unfamiliar in the Homoeopathic world. He has rendered immense service to the mankind by following the fundamental principles laid down by the MASTER in 'ORGANON'. The two rare works 'RADIUM as an Internal Remedy' (especially exemplified in cases of SKIN DISEASES and CANCER) and 'GUNPOWDER AS WAR REMEDY` speak itself on the "Law of Similarity" i.e. Radium and Gunpowder which have the capacity to kill the human beings can equally kill ...
Full of interesting material, including origin, historical use and clinical application, with cases. Presents over 1000 remedies with information about indications, keynotes, relationship, alternative names, causations, affinities and an occasional case.
Tumors have been mostly considered to be surgical disorders by the old school. Homoeopathy on the other hand has much to offer in this field.after so many years of clinical practice,clarke has suggested the importance of homoeopathic treatment in cases of tumours especially with the help of beautifully illustrated cases.breast being a common region for tumours has been dealt with in detail. A seprate chapter on the cancer nosodes has also been included special ...
John Henry Clarke`s A Dictionary of Practical Materia Medica and A Clinical Repertory are in use since the last 100 years and are very popular reference books with all practitioners and students of Homoeopathy. Both the above mentioned books are very rich source of knowledge regarding different drugs and their application. As A Dictionary of Practical Materia Medica is a very bulky book consisting of over 2600 pages in 3 Volumes, it is only used as a reference ...
A pocket sized clinical repertory that contains dosage suggestions. Its small size makes it an easier book to consult. The position of the Prescriber in medical literature is unique. The Prescriber deals with nothing else but treatment.
Old school has always restored to surgical measues for the diseases of the bone and the glands. Homoeopathy has however much to offer in their medicinal cures. The booklet has 2Parts. Part I deals with the diseases of the Glands. Separate chapters on anatomy and physiology of glands bad effects by surgical interference and then the treatment of these diseases have been included. Part II deals with the diseases of Bones Each section has been well illustratred with ...
Clarke had always been a devoted follower Dr.Hahnemann and his clinical experience and deep insight into the field of homoeopathy is clearly reflected in his many books. This book on homoeopathic philosophy is one of its kind since it embodies not only various aspects of homoeopathic philosophy but also it`s comparison with allopathy, enantiopathy etc. Some of the interesting and knowledgeable chapters also include the infinitesimal dose examples of homoeopathic ...
A large majority of cases of piles are perfectly curable by homoeopathic remedies, and those which cannot be absolutely cured can almost invariably be so far remedied as to render operation out of the question. An operation does not remedy the state on which the piles depend; on the contrary, it merely removes an expression of the constitutional state, and if nature does not revenge herself for the outrage on some more vital part, the patient must be considered ...