Homoeopathy is a system of medicine developed by Dr Samuel Hahnemann, German physician. It is based on the ‘Law of Similars’. In simple words, it means, a substance that can produce symptoms in a healthy individual is capable of curing the person suffering with similar symptoms. This idea was understood by Hippocrates, father of medicine, and is also mentioned in ancient Hindu manuscripts. It was Dr Hahnemann who turned it into a science of healing.

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Homoeopathy is known for its safe and gentle ways of treatment, and people across the world prefer Homoeopathy over conventional medicine, as it has no side-effects, is non-toxic and non-addictive. In the last five years, Homoeopathy has grown three times faster than modern medicine [25-30% annually], and it is presently the 2nd largest system of medicine in the world, according to the World Health Organisation (WHO). France is the largest contributor to Homoeopathy in the world followed by Germany. In England, The Royal family has used Homoeopathy for three generations, and almost 42% British physicians refer patients to Homoeopathy. It has been estimated that over 6 million people in the US use Homoeopathy for self-care, and day-to-day health problems. Homoeopathy is practiced in most European countries. It is included in the national health systems of countries like Brazil, Chile, Mexico, Switzerland and United Kingdom. Homoeopathy is also practiced with good support from the government in countries like UAE, most Asian countries, and in many Middle Eastern countries. In India, over 100 million people depend on Homoeopathy for health issues.

 

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