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...n/organon.html ''Organon of Medicine: Aude Sapere'' ; (dare to be Wise)]By Samuel Hahnemann. Translated by William Boericke.

...'homeopathy' was first used by the German physician [[Christian Friedrich Samuel Hahnemann]] (1755-1843). Hahnemann, who was born in Meissen, studied medicine in Leip

...and [[homeopathy]]; Forbes admired much about the founder of homeopathy, [[Samuel Hahnemann]], declaring that it was ‘but simple justice to admit that Hahnemann was

...upon the “law of similars” was introduced in 1796 by the German physician Samuel Hahnemann. He claimed that a large dose of quinine, which had been widely used for th

...les of homeopathy were first methodically set out by a German physician, [[Samuel Hahnemann]] (1755–1843). Many famous people over the past 200 years have been users ...ring restoration of health by the most trustworthy and least harmful way" (Samuel Hahnemann)</blockquote>

In the late 1700s, Samuel Hahnemann, a physician, chemist, and linguist in Germany, proposed a new approach to

Homeopathy was developed by the German physician, [[Samuel Hahnemann]] (1755–1843). The original statement is his ''Essay on a New Principle F | author = Samuel Hahnemann

...cause the same symptom as the illness. Homeopathy is based on the ideas of Samuel Hahnemann, a 19th century physician who observed that some contemporary medicines evo ...rd 'homeopathy' was first used by the German physician Christian Friedrich Samuel Hahnemann (1755-1843). Hahnemann was an eminent physician and a prominent public heal

..., [[Sam Ervin]], [[Samuel Bill]], [[Samuel Bowles]], [[Samuel Gompers]], [[Samuel Hahnemann]], [[Samuel Kaboo Morris]], [[Sandwich]], [[Sankhu]], [[Sant Mat]], [[Sa Pa

...basic principles were first methodically set out by a German physician, [[Samuel Hahnemann]] (1755�1843), who observed that a medicine sometimes evoked symptoms sim ...'''homeopathy''' and its formal definition came from German physician, [[Samuel Hahnemann]] (1755�1843). His key observation was that a medicine sometimes evoked s

...ς, állos, other, different + πάϑος, páthos, suffering) are terms coined by Samuel Hahnemann, the founder of homeopathy. Originally intended as a characterization of st

# What is the history of homeopathy? Who is Samuel Hahnemann? ...upon the “law of similars” was introduced in 1796 by the German physician Samuel Hahnemann. He claimed that a large dose of quinine, which had been widely used for th

...ted that ““No individual has done more good to the medical profession than Samuel Hahnemann.” [Homeopathy, Time, May 27, 1940.] I have no reason to believe Samuel Hahnemann was not one of the most ethical healers in history. The homeopathic side in

: "A system of alternative medicine, developed around 1800 by Samuel Hahnemann, based on the assumption that self-healing can be stimulated by small doses ...upon the “law of similars” was introduced in 1796 by the German physician Samuel Hahnemann. He claimed that a large dose of quinine, which had been widely used for th

...cause the same symptom as the illness. Homeopathy is based on the ideas of Samuel Hahnemann, a 19th century physician who observed that some contemporary medicines evo