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Pure Homeopathy Defined

Homeopathy appeals, not only chiefly, but solely to the verdict of experience—‘repeat the experiments,’ it cries aloud, ‘repeat them carefully and accurately, and you will find the doctrine confirmed at every step’—and it does what no medical doctrine, no system of physic, no so-called therapeutics ever did or could do, it insists upon being ‘judged by the result.’ ~ Samuel Hahnemann

On these pages, one will find a series of articles written by many of the best homeopathic physicians to have ever practiced. These authors’ insights are of great value because of the extraordinary clinical successes they enjoyed during their medical careers. They are published or republished here to help all who practice homeopathy greatly improve patient outcomes.

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What Is Homeopathy, and What Are the Possibilities and Duties of Its Practice?

January 16, 2026

Phineas Parkhurst Wells, MD, (1808-1891) was a third-generation physician who became one of the greatest teachers of Hahnemannian homeopathy and one of the greatest prescribers in history. He was second to Lippe for being the most influential, reliable, and knowledgeable Hahnemannian. In this article, Wells explains homeopathy and its great value as a medical modality. For more on this topic, refer to Lessons in Pure Homeopathy by Andre Saine.

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Dr. Adolph Lippe

Our Three Fundamental Principles

November 25, 2024

Our three fundamental principles are—
1. The law of the similars;
2. The single remedy;
3. The optimal dose.
These three fundamental principles constitute an essential trine,—an inseparable unit,—and the separation of either one involves the rejection of all.

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The Second Prescription

October 30, 2024

This paper is supplementary to that great paper by the late Dr. von Boenninghausen on Hahnemann’s Three Precautions, published first in the Neues Archiv, and translated in the American Homoeopathic Review. It is addressed to such members of the medical profession who have accepted and appreciate his three precautions against these three errors.

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