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The Canadian Academy of Homeopathy (www.homeopathy.ca) was founded in November 1986 by naturopathic physicians eager to provide educational programs of the highest standard in pure, classical homeopathy. The Canadian Academy of Homeopathy was founded in November 1986 by naturopathic physicians eager to provide educational programs of the highest standard in pure, classical homeopathy. It is our hope that this page will serve as a discussion platform for serious exchanges on the practice of pure Hahnemannian homeopathy for the benefit of the sick everywhere.

"In an art whose aim is the saving of life, negligence in learning is a crime."Samuel Hahnemann, 1835, Paris
09/16/2025

"In an art whose aim is the saving of life, negligence in learning is a crime."

Samuel Hahnemann, 1835, Paris

Why are the writings of Adolph Lippe important to the homeopathic profession? Because they leave us a road map for enhan...
09/11/2025

Why are the writings of Adolph Lippe important to the homeopathic profession?

Because they leave us a road map for enhancing our own practices of this life-saving modality.

In 1879, Dr. Lippe of Philadelphia was challenged by the editor of a medical journal to publish his mandatory Board of Health mortality report. He responded by publishing his annual report of the previous two years, namely for the years 1877 and 1878, and made the following astonishing remarks:

"After diligently applying the law of the similars to the cure of the sick, and following diligently the teachings of the Master [Hahnemann] some forty years, and for over thirty years having only used the higher and highest potencies, and by law, which is strictly enforced, being compelled to report every death occurring in our practice to a Board of Health, and attending to as large a general practice as any other medical man in this city, and having had some of the gravest cases which have occurred in this community to treat, we may now report, that since the 12th of January, 1877, we have not lost a single solitary case of an acute disease—not one of the many cases treated of typhus and typhoid fever, pneumonia, diphtheria, scarlet fever, cholera infantum,* or erysipelas, etc.; and we now, even at the risk of being charged with “boasting,” give from our reports to the Board of Health, in the city of Philadelphia, a correct copy..."

Homeopathy during WWI...Difficult cases that were often encountered near the front in WWI were the shelled-shock cases. ...
09/09/2025

Homeopathy during WWI...

Difficult cases that were often encountered near the front in WWI were the shelled-shock cases. Dr. Theodore Bacmeister of Chicago, assigned to Hospital No. 28 at Fort Sheridan, Illinois, for the disabled or wounded ex-servicemen and women, explained the burden created by “the soldier of the shattered or broken nervous system—universally called the shell-shock case—is a tremendous problem. His name is legion, his condition is pitiable, his cure tedious and precarious, and in the past, he has been a much-neglected patient. The thorough study, painstaking analysis, and careful classification of these psychopathic cases—most of whom prove to be types of dementia praecox—is a huge problem.”

However, Dr. E. Petrie Hoyle of the U.S. Army Medical Corp describes how the burden of these cases for a base hospital were quickly dealt with under homeopathic care: “For traumatic shock: in war, many a man has been blown up and thrown twenty to thirty yards by a near-by shell explosion yet never with a skin wound to show. He may have turned black, blue, and green in a few hours and be or have been but partially conscious. Give such a case a few doses of Arnica internally, and he will show remarkable improvement in some hours or by the next day, with very little soreness considering all things. Such cases recover mentally and physically, and you have emptied another bed quickly. Without such treatment, some of these men will linger on the verge of being absolutely unfit for weeks or months, as I have seen. In a French mental hospital in Lyon, I have seen squads of such nerve wrecks being exercised by scrambling round a yard on their hands and knees. They could not even stand erect. They should all have been medicated and not whipped into crawling; they needed some medicine."

Source: E. Petrie Hoyle. Medical and surgical experiences in the first World War and some statistics and medical measures of greatest value to all army medical corps. Homoeopathic Recorder 1942; 58: 57-74, 109-127

In 1889, there was a great epidemic of typhoid in Melbourne, Australia. All hospitals were cleared for typhoid patients,...
09/05/2025

In 1889, there was a great epidemic of typhoid in Melbourne, Australia. All hospitals were cleared for typhoid patients, as they were so numerous.

The allopathic hospitals with 462 beds treated 755 patients with a mortality of 16.7 percent. The homeopathic hospitals with 60 beds received and treated 305 patients with typhoid fever with a 7.2 percent mortality.

Dr. E. Petrie Hoyle of London offered the following comments, “Thus the mortality under allopathy was more than double what it was under homœopathy, and besides the duration of the illness was so much shortened under homœopathy, as will be evident, where it is seen that the sixty beds of the homœopathic hospital dealt with nearly half as many patients as the 462 beds of the allopathic hospitals.”

Source: J. Robertson Day and E. Petrie Hoyle (eds.). International Homœopathic Directory, 1911-12. London : Homœopathic Publishing Company, 1911 :17.

Eugène Beauharnais “E. B.” Nash (8 March 1838 – 6 November 1917) was one of the foremost American homeopaths of the 19th...
09/03/2025

Eugène Beauharnais “E. B.” Nash (8 March 1838 – 6 November 1917) was one of the foremost American homeopaths of the 19th century. Born in Hillsdale, New York, Nash graduated from Cleveland Homoeopathic Medical College in 1874.

He was Professor of Materia Medica at New York Homeopathic Medical College and also taught at Homeopathic Hospital in London. In 1903, he became president of the International Hahnemannian Association (IHA) and is best known as an author of books on homeopathy. His obituary in The Homeopathic Recorder remembered him as “one of the great teachers of medicine who will live on in his books and in the hearts of the many doctors he has helped to become better doctors."

Impressive...Ervin Laszlo Ph.D., Nobel Laureate in 2004 and twice nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize (2004 and 2005) is...
08/29/2025

Impressive...
Ervin Laszlo Ph.D., Nobel Laureate in 2004 and twice nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize (2004 and 2005) is a Professor of “Systems Theory” and the author of the book “Science and the Akashic Field.” He has this to say about Homeopathy:

“Water has a remarkable capacity to register and conserve information, as indicated by, amongst other things, homeopathic remedies that remain effective even when not a single molecule of the original substance remains in a dilution.”

Increasingly, medical researchers are examining what are called biomarkers to confirm homeopathic effects on living orga...
08/28/2025

Increasingly, medical researchers are examining what are called biomarkers to confirm homeopathic effects on living organisms. It's hard even for skeptics to ignore that kind of evidence.

Researchers in Italy have recently published a paper in the renowned journal "Nature" that looks at the effects of the homeopathic medicine Drosera rotundifolia on gene expression in bronchial cells.

Their findings?
D. rotundifolia did not impair cell viability and was shown to be a stimulant of cell functions by regulating the expression of dozens of genes after 3 h, and the effects were amplified after 6 h of treatment. The main differentially expressed genes encoded ligands of epithelial growth factor receptor, proteins involved in xenobiotic detoxification and cytokines, suggesting that D. rotundifolia could stimulate self-repair systems, which are impaired in airway diseases. Furthermore, D. rotundifolia acts on a complex and multifaceted set of genes and may potentially affect different layers of the bronchial mucosa.

Source: Arruda-Silva, F., et al., Low-dose Drosera rotundifolia induces gene expression changes in 16HBE human bronchial epithelial cells. Nature. 27 January 2021

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Homeopathy in History...Just water???Between 1848 and 1850, 259 patients with pneumonia were treated only with “the expe...
08/27/2025

Homeopathy in History...Just water???

Between 1848 and 1850, 259 patients with pneumonia were treated only with “the expectant treatment" in Europe as an experiment. Only good hygiene and nursing were used. No medicine was given. There were 68 deaths, a mortality of 26.26 percent.

A survey conducted in 1928 among homeopathic physicians reported a death rate of 2.8 percent among 11,526 patients with pneumonia who were treated with homeopathy.

Source: E. Rodney Fiske. A survey of the statistics of the homœopathic treatment of lobar pneumonia. Homœopathy 1933; 2; 2-5.

Powerful and true...One of the greatest prescribers in the history of homeopathy, PP Wells MD, had this to say about hom...
08/22/2025

Powerful and true...

One of the greatest prescribers in the history of homeopathy, PP Wells MD, had this to say about homeopathy:

"...So, then, the practice of Homoeopathy is ever and always the finding of the specific for the case now to be cured. And this finding is to be repeated in every succeeding case, individually to the end of time, though the thousands of succeeding cases may be called by the same name. This is Homoeopathy, and this is its practice.

The law declares that the agent which produces in the living organism phenomena most like those of the natural disease to be the specific curative of that disease.

The finding and administering of that which is most similar, is the practising of Homoeopathy, not the giving of pellets or pills, large or small, of high or low potence, or of no potence at all.

A man may be a graduate of a Homoeopathic college, and put "Homoeopathist" on his sign and business card, procure his medicines of Smith or Tafel, give them in high or low potence, or in the crude form, and never make a homoeopathic prescription, but by accident, in his life. This is not the finding of that most similar agent which alone constitutes the prescription homoeopathic. All short of this, claiming for itself to represent this law, is simply practical false pretense."

P.P. Wells MD on the genius of Samuel Hahnemann, homeopathy's founder."Despite the prevalence of fatal typhus which foll...
08/21/2025

P.P. Wells MD on the genius of Samuel Hahnemann, homeopathy's founder.

"Despite the prevalence of fatal typhus which followed the disasters of Napoleon's Russian campaign, in 1812, and was so general throughout Europe, Hahnemann was able, from a knowledge of the facts of the epidemic, to name, in his study, the curatives of the disease according to this (homeopathic) law, with a certainty which was confirmed by their successful use in the treatment of this historical fever.

It was this success which first gave to Homoeopathy its European reputation. The cases treated by those remedies, as directed by Hahnemann, recovered with marvelous uniformity, and in a very short time, and this to such an extent as to force the recognition of a relationship of law between the remedies and the disease on all intelligent minds who witnessed the facts. They saw and acknowledged that this uniformity of result could not be an accident."

An interesting report from P.P. Wells, MD in the 1800s:"Dr. Kurtz, medical and civil counsellor to the Duke of Anhalt De...
08/20/2025

An interesting report from P.P. Wells, MD in the 1800s:

"Dr. Kurtz, medical and civil counsellor to the Duke of Anhalt Dessau, gathered the results of allopathic treatment of diseases, for ten consecutive years, in the hospitals of England, Scotland, France, Switzerland, Holland, Belgium, Germany, Sweden, Bohemia, Bavaria, Austria, Hungary, Silesia, Russia, and Italy, and found the published reports of these hospitals disclosed a mortality of between ten and eleven percent. of all cases treated.

During the same years, there were hospitals where diseases were treated exclusively by the homoeopathic method, in Germany, Austria, Bavaria, Silesia, and Hungary, in the same cities where the allopathic hospitals were located, whose reports were made part of the materials from which the above-average mortality was ascertained.

These homoeopathic institutions had to do with the same epidemic influences as their old-school neighbours, and, in general, with the same class of population and diseases. The reports of these institutions disclose a mortality of between four and five percent of all diseases therein treated during these same ten years, the difference being something more than 50 percent in favour of homoeopathic treatment. Can so great a difference have been an accident? Does it not rather affirm the treatment to have been an offspring of law?"

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