Grenzen der Homöopathie

Journal/Book: Erfahrungsheilkunde. 1989; 38/7: 418-422.

Abstract: Hahnemann's homoeopathy is a method of treatment presently suffering inner and outer limitations which can restrict its application. It has remained unchanged for almost 200 years and disposes of an unlimited number of drugs. It is used worldwide. All diseases can be treated by this method without any contra-indications. Its limitation is due to the small number of homoeopathic physicians facing millions of chronically ill persons who should be treated by homoeopathic methods. This is due to an inadequate university education program for future homoeopathic physicians. The use of homoeopathy is also limited by the fact that there is not enough time in the prevailing health system for each ill person and that no reasonable payment of the homoeopathic treatment is provided for in the tariff systems. The homoeopathy Buffers an apparent limitation only in those fields where other drugs are necessarily used at the same time. These can be either emergency drugs or necessary derivatives. Finally the ill person can restrict the use of homoeopathy if he/she has no unrestrained faith in it.

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