In homeopathy, a comparison of the pathogenesis of a remedy with the registered anamnesis of the patient is of utmost important; he must distinguish the apparently similar symptoms of two or more medicines to reach the similliumum. In order for the student or practitioner to be able to do this correctly, the student must have the correct knowledge of the specificity of the remedy, something peculiar, unusual, or sufficiently characteristic in the polychrest remedy that can be used as a central point of comparison.

This edition is popular due to its precision and comprehensiveness. No symptom is lost to the readers even on causal reading due to the special arrangement of symptoms.

KEY FEATURES:

The symptoms are unaltered in substance and the language remains unchanged.

All abbreviations are standardized according to the Synthesis.

A separate section for bowel nosodes provides a concise idea about them.