The classical homeopathy originated in the nineteenth century with
Samuel Christian Friedrich Hahnemann (1755-1843), as an alternative to conventional medical practices of the time, such as phlebotomy or bleeding.
The classical homeopathy is generally defined as a system of medical
treatment based on the use of small quantities of drugs that, in large doses,
produce similar effects to the disease being treated.
Hahnemann believed that really small doses of a drug could have powerful curative effects because because its power could be affected by a vigorous and methodical shaking (succession).
Like most of his contemporaries, Hahnemann believed that health was a matter of balance and harmony, but for him it was the vital force, the spirit in the body, that produced the balance and harmony, in other words, the cure.
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