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Research: CAMPBELL, Royal London
Listed in Issue 49
Abstract
CAMPBELL, Royal London Homeopathic Hospital notes that homoeopathic writers frequently refer to classical homoeopathy, implying that this is the most complete and authoritative version of Hahnemanns views, which the author claims do not correspond with the facts.
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Conclusion
The author states that whatever ones opinion of the value of classical homoeopathy, it cannot be legitimately represented as a purely Hahnemannian teaching.
References
Campbell A. The origins of classical homoeopathy? Complementary Therapies in Medicine. 7(2): 76-82. Jun 1999.
