Your Digital Pathshala for Homoeopathy
The very first aphorism of Samuel Hahnemann’s Organon of Medicine lays down the most fundamental principle of homeopathy: “The physician’s high and only mission is to restore the sick to health, to cure, as it is termed.” This statement is the cornerstone of homeopathic philosophy, defining the ultimate objective of every physician. Hahnemann emphasizes that … Read more
In the history of medicine, the old school of physicians relied heavily on imitating nature in their attempts to cure disease. This approach, rooted in the principle of Duce Naturae (guided by Nature), regarded the physician as Minister Naturae, a servant of the body’s natural processes. However, this method often led to aggravation of disease, … Read more
When it comes to healing, one of the fundamental principles in homeopathy is Tolle Causam—the focus on addressing the true cause of disease rather than merely suppressing symptoms. This concept stands in sharp contrast to allopathy, which often targets visible disease manifestations without understanding the underlying essence of the illness. Allopathy vs. Tolle Causam Allopathy … Read more
In the study of Homoeopathic Philosophy—especially while reading §8 of the 5th and 6th editions of the Organon—students often encounter two challenging German terms: Zufälle and Erscheinungen. These words have generated significant debate among scholars due to differences in translation and interpretation. Let us simplify and clarify this important philosophical issue. Literal Meanings of the … Read more
Amygdalus persica is a rarely used homoeopathic remedy derived from the peach kernel. It is primarily indicated in cases with persistent gastrointestinal disturbances, morning sickness, and urinary symptoms. Though less commonly prescribed, this remedy holds unique importance in case-taking and remedy justification, especially for BHMS students and interns who want to understand subtle and rare … Read more
If you are new to the study of Homoeopathic Philosophy, it is advisable to first understand the fundamental concepts related to the knowledge of drugs, because this forms the foundation of prescribing. In this article, we will clearly explain the difference between Drug, Medicine, and Remedy, and also discuss the curative power of medicines as … Read more
Diabetes Mellitus is one of the most common endocrine disorders encountered in clinical practice. It is characterized by high blood sugar levels due to impaired insulin secretion or action. While conventional medicine focuses on controlling glucose, homoeopathy offers individualized remedies based on the patient’s mental, physical, and general symptoms. For BHMS students and interns, understanding … Read more
Are you preparing for Third BHMS Community Medicine (PSM) under the CBDC curriculum? Practicing previous year question papers is one of the best strategies to understand the exam pattern and secure higher marks. Here’s a complete guide to downloading and effectively using Community Medicine (PSM) question papers. About the Subject: Community Medicine / PSM (3rd … Read more
Preparing for your final year Bachelor of Homoeopathic Medicine and Surgery (BHMS) exams can be a daunting task, but practicing with previous year question papers is one of the most effective ways to understand the exam pattern, time management, and high-yield topics. Below is a comprehensive guide to the final year BHMS subjects and direct … Read more
Welcome to HomoeoPathshala’s Case of the Week!This week, we present a real-life homoeopathic case focusing on acute gastritis in a young adult. This case highlights how to analyze totality, identify keynotes, and justify remedies — essential skills for BHMS students and interns during OPD and viva exams. Case studies like these bridge the gap between … Read more