For Homeopathy we have terms and definitions in 13 topics. The topics are Alternative Health, Beauty, Cancer, Classic Yoga, Day Spa, Enzymatic Therapy, Female Health, Health and Beauty, Holistic, Holistic Health, Nutrition, Prostate Cancer and Spa.

Homeopathy (Alternative Health)

A natural pharmaceutical science that utilizes substances from the plant, mineral, and animal kingdoms and is based on the premise that these naturally occurring substances can cure disease symptoms similar to those they produce if taken in overdose. Each medicine is individually prescribed according to how it stimulates the immune and defense systems of the sick person. Sometimes it is called the "royal medicine."

Homeopathy (Beauty)

A method of treating disease with naturally occurring substances. The art of curing through the use of minute doses of a curative which is likely to be the same curative which, when taken in greater quantities, causes the disease or similar symptoms.

Homeopathy (Cancer)

A system for treating disease based on giving patients very small amounts of a substance that, in very large amounts, produces symptoms in healthy individuals similar to those of the disease itself.

Homeopathy (Classic Yoga)

A science of medicine based on the theory that disease is cured by remedies which produce on a healthy person effects similar to the symptoms of the complaint of the patient, the remedies being usually administered in minute doses. (WD)

Homeopathy (Day Spa)

A form of medicine where patients are treated with natural substances, in miniscule doses, to create similar symptoms to those of the disease being treated; a practicing physician is called a Homeopathic M.D.

Homeopathy (Enzymatic Therapy)

A system of alternative medicine that seeks to treat patients by administering small doses of medicines that would bring on symptoms similar to those of the patient in a healthy person.

Homeopathy (Female Health)

Homeopathy is a natural, noninvasive system of medical treatment based on the theory that substances that cause certain symptoms in a healthy person can - in diluted amounts - cure those symptoms in an unhealthy person.

Homeopathy (Health and Beauty)

A method of treating disease with naturally occurring substances. The art of curing through the use of minute doses of a curative which is likely to be the same curative which, when taken in greater quantities, causes the disease or similar symptoms.

Homeopathy (Holistic)

a medical system that uses infinitesimal doses of natural substances to stimulate a person’s immune and defense system. Homeopathic remedies are named for the plant or animal ingredient they are made from.

Homeopathy (Holistic Health)

Homeopathy is based on the “law of similars” - a belief that a very dilute preparation of a substance that causes symptoms in a healthy person can cure a sick person. Treatment is very individualized. Remedies are made from naturally occurring substances from plants, animals or minerals. These stimulate the body’s natural healing process. Education for homeopaths is extensive and it is very important because too strong of a remedy can be quite hazardous to your health. The American Institute of Homeopathy certifies Physicians.

Homeopathy (Nutrition)

A medical system based on the fact that "like cures like". this is, that illness can be cured by taking a minute does of a substance that, if taken by a healthy person, would produce symptoms like those being treated. Homeopathy employs a variety of plant, animal and mineral substances in very small doses to stimulate the body's natural healing powers and to bring the body back into balance.

Homeopathy (Prostate Cancer)

A system of healing that normally involves remedies being administered in reduced doses.

Homeopathy (Spa)

Based on the principle that "like cures like," this form of medicine treats patients with natural substances that cause symptoms much like those manifested by the ailment, thus stimulating the body to heal itself.

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