Minutus

Thank you Robyn.
It was still an interesting article on interface of
homeopathy and allopathy and blinding statements about homeopathy - but
obviously irrelevant!
The Banarjea who wrote Miasmatic Prescribing (full of
all manner of charts, including one on miasmatic weightage of remedies!) is
a totally different kettle of fish and runs a college in this
country in fact. Missed Piet's contribution on him. In part response to
Soroush's original question, I do have the Banarjea book and have studied it
but still find that I don't really use it . Miasms are always there in the
background to a prescription and assessment, but once they become part of a
'routine' or 'system' they just become another way of not looking at the
patient as an individual. IMO.
BW

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