Constitutional homeopathy
Classic homeopathy originated from the brilliant ideas and precise scientific work of Samuel Hahnemann (1755-1843). Homeopathy focuses on the nature of the patient and his or her disease. Homeopathic treatment must be preceded by an accurate and detailed record of the patient's medical history and a precise description of his or her symptoms. It therefore requires great willingness to be healed on the part of the patient and openness towards the doctor.
The doctor needs to extract the most important points from the mass of data gathered from the patient and organize them into a hierarchy so that the medicine best suited to the individual patient can be selected using a complex procedure known as repertorization. This is the main feature that distinguishes homeopathy from conventional medicine, in which only the acute and localized symptoms or laboratory results are taken as the starting point for therapy.
Homeopathy uses medicines produced using a special method called dynamization. Modern physics has demonstrated that medicines obtained in this way act not only in the usual way, "chemically", but also trigger the body's self-healing powers by transmitting information. They work "physically", on the electromagnetic level, acting on the interstitial tissue (the spaces between the cells) in the human body. Ideally, therefore, classic homeopathic substances influence not only the physical process but also functional impairment in the autonomic nervous system and on an emotional level.
The doctors working at the Paracelsus Clinics have found that classic homeopathy is most effective if it is accompanied by therapy to detoxify the organs (drainage) as this allows the dynamized homeopathic remedy to work more reliably and gently.
