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Paul Herscu

Provings Volume I - Imperfect copy

With a Proving of Alcoholus

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€ 19,80

Paul Herscu: Provings Volume I - Imperfect copy

364 Seiten, kart.
erschienen 2002
Best.-Nr. 11010
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Imperfect copy: Book cover is slightly damaged.
Reduced from € 19,80 to only €017.-

This book from Dr. Paul Herscu maintains that we can use the insights from provings to substantially improve the management of cases in our daily practice, since both areas require essentially the same skills. By understanding provings, we can greatly increase the accuracy of our clinical practice, from the first prescription through long-term care. The first part of the book presents a detailed model of provings. The second part discusses the remedy Alcoholus, including its proving (with entries from proving journals), materia medica, physiology, rubrics, and a case history.

This part is organized into the following chapters:

Chapter 1 - describes the basic concepts of Stress and Strain as well as Cycles and Segments.

Chapter 2 - is devoted to why you, the homeopath should be interested in this topic, even if you are solely a clinician.

Chapter 3 - represents the model of what happens in a proving. This is new to homeopathy and lays a foundation for the understanding of provings.

Chapter 4 - describes why the concept and history of provings is important to the homeopath but equally important to the greater medical world.

Chapter 5 - illustrates the different methods of provings that are currently in vogue and discusses some of their shortfalls.

Chapter 6 - offers the reasoning behind why certain instruments of measurement are used in the proving; as well as the logic behind how to conduct a proving.

Chapter 7 - is devoted to the actual tools, resources and handouts used in conducting a proving.

Chapter 8 - conclusion

The second part of this book is dedicated to the remedy Alcoholus and contains the following chapters:

Chapter 9 - is devoted to the question, "Why choose this remedy to be proven?" It also contains information about the preparation of the remedy as well as a brief overview of the methodology of the proving. (For a more detailed description of the methodology, please refer back to Part One of this book.)

Chapter 10 - describes the interaction between alcohol and humanity throughout time. This further underscores why it was necessary to conduct a modern proving of this remedy.

Chapter 11 - focuses on the pathophysiology of alcohol ingestion, i.e., the effect upon human beings.

Chapter 12 - puts forth the materia medica of Alcoholus. It is based on the information gleaned from the provings and those symptoms confirmed in the clinical setting with patients.

Chapter 13 - describes a case of a child needing Alcoholus.

Chapter 14 - lists the rubrics I have added Alcoholus to.

Chapter 15 - is the copy from the actual journals of eighteen provers.

Dieses Buch in unbeschädigtem Zustand € 19,80