Autopathy - an Unknown Area of Homeopathy

Summary

Autopathy, or autoisopathy, has its historical roots. The closest similarity is sameness. The patient uses his own potentised saliva, which he produces himself, according to instructions, using the fluxion potency. An autopathic preparation has a holistic effect. Case of long-lasting eczema and gall-bladder problems. Autopathy is appropriate, for example, in cases where a patient is dependent on allopathic remedies. Expert consultation is based on classical homeopathic principles. Potentised saliva carries information on the whole and acts with a fine-matter resonance on a person's spiritual organisational element, the dynamis.

Key words

Autopathy - Isopathy - Potentised saliva - Flux principle - Holistic effect.

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