TONGUE - A Diagnostic Tool
Journal Title: IDA Ludhiana's Journal - Le Dentistry - Year 2017, Vol 1, Issue 2
Abstract
Tongue is a reflection of the condition of our G.I. mucosa, as well as the condition of our vitality. It represents comprehensively to the keenly observing eyes, the clue, to the condition of our material body as well as dynamic vital force, which homoeopathically indicates the similar remedies, prima facie a helping tool for the homoeopath in the search of the Similimum.
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Anil Vangani
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