Bird eye view of homoeopathic research: past, present and future
Journal Title: International Journal of Allied Medical Sciences and Clinical Research - Year 2019, Vol 7, Issue 1
Abstract
In era of target specific drug discovery, Homoeopathy is struggling to construct quality evidence and expedient research method. Multiple outcomes are being studied with potential benefits in Homoeopathic treatments. Single subject trial is an important research area aims to identify individual disease susceptibility. Autonomic Nervous System (ANS) selective remedy response proves law of simplex [1]. Doctrine of drug dynamisation is addressed by identifying Nano particles in Homoeopathic high potency dilution [2]. Nature maintains and regulates ANS activity, Homoeopathic natural principle need to be validated on scientific instruments [3,4]. Homeostasis is regulated by ANS; remedy relationship will give new dimension to Homoeopathy
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Dr. Sudhir M Juvekar
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