Guide to the Methodologies of Homeopathy: A Study of the Writings of Charles de Gaulle

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The book is a useful reference for those who practice homeopathy.

This little book is worth its weight in gold! I find reading homeopathic literature to be a ponderous slog (and I love homeopathy!). Clarity and brevity aren't in the profile of many of the masters of the art. This rare gem is an exception in that it clearly and concisely describes different ways that homeopaths find the right remedy for their patients. Each segment has illustrative case histories or brief comments on the author's personal experience with the method.What a refreshing overview, free of the dogmatism that saturates and divides the homeopathic community, to its great detriment.

Really good book - well written and easy to understand. Have learnt so much about how homeopathy works from this book. Not a book for working out what remedy one needs but definitely good for learning how healing should work.

A must for every homeopath who have been doing it for a while and wants to take a "look from the side" . Do not desmay at how thin this book is. It is only possible to take it in few pages at a time - it brings up so much thoughts and study group topics it would be a waste to go any faster.

This book is clearly laid out and very enjoyable to read. It is very useful as a guide to case taking and provides a helpful guide to prescribing remedies. It outlines a number of different approaches to prescribing, which are useful if there are not enough symptoms to get a good totality. There are a lot of examples of cases and a book list at the end of each chapter. In 130 pages, there is a lot of information, including constitutional prescribing, keynotes, layers and miasms.

Brilliantly written book for those who want to understand Homeopathy better.