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Chapters
- 2. Disease
- 3. Classifications
- 4. Cations
- 5. Calciums
- 6. Magnesiums
- 7. Kaliums
- 8. Natriums
- 9. Carbons
- 10. Graphites
- 11. Calcium carbonicum
- 12. Magnesium carbonicum
- 13. Magnesium carbonicum
- 14. Magnesium carbonicum
- 15. Natrium carbonicum
- 16. Natrium carbonicum
- 17. Chlorums
- 18. Chlorum
- 19. Chlorum
- 20. Calcium muriaticum
- 21. Calcium muriaticum
- 22. Magnesium muriaticum
- 23. Magnesium muriaticum
- 24. Kalium muriaticum
- 25. Kalium muriaticum
- 26. Natrium muriaticum
- 27. Sulphurs
- 28. Sulphur
- 29. Calcium sulphuricum
- 30. Calcium sulphuricum
- 31. Magnesium sulphuricum
- 32. Magnesium sulphuricum
- 33. Kalium sulphuricum
- 34. Kalium sulphuricum
- 35. Natrium sulphuricum
- 36. Phosphors
- 37. Phosphorus
- 38. Calcium phosphoricum
- 39. Calcium phosphoricum
- 40. Magnesium phosphoricum
- 41. Magnesium phosphoricum
- 42. Kalium phosphoricum
- 43. Kalium phosphoricum
- 44. Natrium phosphoricum
- 45. Natrium phosphoricum
- 46. Barium
- 47. Barium carbonicum
- 48. Barium muriaticum
- 49. Barium muriaticum
- 50. Barium sulphuricum
- 51. Barium sulphuricum
- 52. Barium phosphoricum
- 53. Barium phosphoricum
- 54. Hydrogeniums
- 55. Acidum sulphuricum
- 56. Acidum sulphuricum
- 57. Acidum phosphoricum
- 58. Acidum phosphoricum
- 59. Ammoniums
- 60. Ammonium carbonicum
- 61. Ammonium carbonicum
- 62. Ammonium muriaticum
- 63. Ammonium muriaticum
- 64. Ammonium sulphuricum
- 65. Ammonium sulphuricum
- 67. Ammonium phosphoricum
- 68. Ammonium phosphoricum
- 69. Nitrogeniums
- 70. Acidum nitricum
- 71. Calcium nitricum
- 72. Calcium nitricum
- 73. Kalium nitricum
- 74. Kalium nitricum
- 75. Kalium nitricum
- 76. Natrium nitricum
- 77. Natrium nitricum
- 78. Barium nitricum
- 79. Barium nitricum
- 80. Fluors
- 81. Calcium fluoratum
- 82. Calcium fluoratum
- 83. Magnesium fluoratum
- 84. Magnesium fluoratum
- 85. Magnesium fluoratum
- 86. Kalium fluoratum
- 87. Kalium fluoratum
- 88. Natrium fluoratum
- 89. Natrium fluoratum
- 90. Natrium fluoratum
- 91. Barium fluoratum
- 92. Barium fluoratum
- 93. Bromiums
- 94. Bromium
- 95. Bromium
- 96. Calcium bromatum
- 97. Calcium bromatum
- 98. Magnesium bromatum
- 99. Magnesium bromatum
- 100. Kalium bromatum
- 101. Kalium bromatum
- 102. Iodiums
- 103. Magnesium iodatum
- 104. Magnesium iodatum
- 105. Kalium iodatum
- 106. Kalium iodatum
- 107. Natrium iodatum
- 108. Natrium iodatum
- 109. Iron series
- 110. Vanadium
- 111. Vanadium
- 112. Vanadium
- 113. Kalium bichromicum
- 114. Chromium
- 115. Chromium
- 116. Manganum
- 117. Manganum
- 118. Ferrum
- 119. Ferrum muriaticum
- 120. Ferrum muriaticum
- 121. Ferrum sulphuricum
- 122. Ferrum sulphuricum
- 123. Ferrum sulphuricum
- 124. Ferrum phosphoricum
- 125. Ferrum phosphoricum
- 126. Ferrum iodatum
- 127. Ferrum iodatum
- 128. Niccolum
- 129. Niccolum
- 130. Cuprum metallicum
- 131. Zincum
- 132. Argentum
- 133. Argentum
- 134. Argentum
- 135. Argentum
- 136. Argentum
- 137. Argentum
- 138. Times
- 139. Literature
- 140. Periodic system
Homeopathy and Minerals
0-500.00.00AcknowledgmentsWhile writing this word of thanks I realise that many people have contributed to my development. In the first instance of course my parents, brothers, sisters and other family members. And later the numerous friends with whom I had many talks and discussions.
As far as my development in the field of homoeopathy is concerned, I would like to say a special word of thanks to George Vithoulkas. He has been a tremendous influence in the development of homoeopathy as a whole. In his seminars he has shown me his ideas about the essences of the remedies. Alphons Geukens has in his courses enlivened the images with video cases. Rajan Sankaran has further contributed with his ideas about essences and root situations.
I would also like to thank all those homoeopaths with whom I have exchanged thoughts about homoeopathy. The influence of all these discussions, although hard to describe, is definitely there.
Also many thanks to my colleagues at the 'Homeopatisch Artsencentrum Utrecht': Maria Davits, Anton Kramer, Alex Leupen, Rienk Stuut and Willem Woutman. The ideas in this book have been created in our mutual discussions, while they also gave their critical appraisal of the manuscript. Anton Kramer, Rienk Stuut and Willem Woutman also offered a few cases for this book and the foreword has been written by Rienk Stuut.
Furthermore I would like to thank those who initially read this book and kindly gave their comments: Kees Dam, Fernand Debats, Henry Hilhorst, Henk Hommer-som, Frans Kusse, Yvonne Lassauw and Rob Peters. Special thanks go to Henry Hilhorst: his comments enriched this book, his encouragement made me persevere.
I thank Ton Davits for his advice on giving this book its format.
I want to thank my patients. Without them this book would never have been written. They kept on trying to answer my (sometimes 'impossible') questions. Their feelings, thoughts and expressions have formed the real content of this book.
Finally I would like to thank the homoeopathic pharmacies - Dolisos, Homeoden and VSM - for preparing the sometimes unknown remedies.
For the translation into the English I want to thank Mariette Honig
and Deborah Collins for checking it; and Roger Savage for the corrections to the second and third editions.
As far as my development in the field of homoeopathy is concerned, I would like to say a special word of thanks to George Vithoulkas. He has been a tremendous influence in the development of homoeopathy as a whole. In his seminars he has shown me his ideas about the essences of the remedies. Alphons Geukens has in his courses enlivened the images with video cases. Rajan Sankaran has further contributed with his ideas about essences and root situations.
I would also like to thank all those homoeopaths with whom I have exchanged thoughts about homoeopathy. The influence of all these discussions, although hard to describe, is definitely there.
Also many thanks to my colleagues at the 'Homeopatisch Artsencentrum Utrecht': Maria Davits, Anton Kramer, Alex Leupen, Rienk Stuut and Willem Woutman. The ideas in this book have been created in our mutual discussions, while they also gave their critical appraisal of the manuscript. Anton Kramer, Rienk Stuut and Willem Woutman also offered a few cases for this book and the foreword has been written by Rienk Stuut.
Furthermore I would like to thank those who initially read this book and kindly gave their comments: Kees Dam, Fernand Debats, Henry Hilhorst, Henk Hommer-som, Frans Kusse, Yvonne Lassauw and Rob Peters. Special thanks go to Henry Hilhorst: his comments enriched this book, his encouragement made me persevere.
I thank Ton Davits for his advice on giving this book its format.
I want to thank my patients. Without them this book would never have been written. They kept on trying to answer my (sometimes 'impossible') questions. Their feelings, thoughts and expressions have formed the real content of this book.
Finally I would like to thank the homoeopathic pharmacies - Dolisos, Homeoden and VSM - for preparing the sometimes unknown remedies.
For the translation into the English I want to thank Mariette Honig
and Deborah Collins for checking it; and Roger Savage for the corrections to the second and third editions.