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Materia Medica Viva Vol. 1-13

Prof. George Vithoulkas

36000.00 ₹

Numerous homeopathic professionals have for a long time been asking me to write “my materia medica.” They feel that the information I have provided in various courses over the years should reach a wider audience. To date this information has been available to only a limited number of homeopathic physicians. I have postponed this Herculean task for many years in order to create the necessary circumstances to do justice to such a tremendous job, namely, to communicate my experience, knowledge and understanding of our materia medica. When these requests began, as early as 1975, I did not see any reason to write such a book as I felt I had little new to add to the existing voluminous amount of information concerning our homeopathic remedies and their pathognomonic pictures. Subsequently I was persuaded by my best students, as to the importance of publishing a complete materia medica, one that would contain all the information and understanding that I have accumulated over my last thirty years of practice. Because a real need exists for the information, I have decided to publish Materia Medica Viva in separate volumes instead of waiting for the entire work to be completed. The structure I have structured the Materia Medica Viva in order that the information will be used for both study and reference. The Essential Features are the part of the remedy that should be studied by the student. The rest should be used only for reference in studying a case. 1. Essences The essential features which I consider the heart of the remedy in which I give mostly my own experience and my understanding of the remedy. In this chapter I have tried to capture the uniqueness of each remedy, the peculiarities that cause one remedy to be different from another, so that the student may be helped in understanding the remedy in its essence and the way it differs from others. This part is the one that the students should study. 2. Generalities and Keynotes The second part gives generalities and keynote symptoms on different systems. This part is only for reference when you study a case. I eagerly look forward to the day when we, as a homeopathic group, possess the means to engage in truly meaningful homeopathic research – research with the aim of improving our knowledge of our medicines, of establishing correct and reliable information concerning the action of homeopathic remedies upon the human organism. What other Homeopathic Doctors wrote about Vithoulka’s Materia Medica Viva Roger Morrison, MD Hahnemann Medical Clinic Albany, California November 1992 It is my prediction, or rather my conviction, that the materia medica viva will be the standard against which all other homeopathic texts will be measured for the next hundred years. George Vithoulkas has here begun a work as far beyond other contemporary writings just as Kent’s “Lectures on Materia Medica” exceeded other materia medicas of his day. The materia medica viva is breathtaking in scope and detail. The chapters highlight both the new insight of Mr. Vithoulkas into the essence and central uses of the remedies as well as supplying all the important confirmatory symptoms for each of the remedies described. Along with homeopaths throughout the world, I anxiously await completion of the other volumes of this magnificent work. Bill Gray, M.D. Concord, California September 1992 His teaching has had immeasurable impact on my prescribing and on an entire generation of homeopaths throughout the world. Anxiously we have awaited the completion of “Materia Medica Viva” for more than a decade. Written in modern times by a true master of homeopathy, this will certainly become the basis of study and reference in my practice and for future generations of dedicated homeopaths as well. Ronald W. Davey, M.D. Physician to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II London, England September 1992. All homeopathic practitioners will be immensely grateful that such a skilled and internationally known homeopath has devoted so much of his time and resource in producing such a comprehensive opus magnus. The “Materia Medica Viva” series will serve for decades to come as reference manuals and source books for generations of homeopaths. It stands on a par with the past masters of homeopathy and yet also benefits from the accumulated experience of two centuries.

Remedies per volume:

Volume 1:Abelmoschus
Abies canadensis
Abies nigra
Abrotanum
Absinthium
Acalypha indica
Acetanilidum
Aceticum acidum
Aconitum napellus (read a full excerpt)
Acteaspicata
Adonis
Adrenalin
Aesculus hippocastanum
Aethusa
Agaricus muscarius
Ailanthus
Aletris farinosa
Alliumcepa
Alliumsativum
Aloe (read a full excerpt)
Alumen
Alumina
Alumina silicata
Ambragrisea
Ambrosia artemisiae folia
Volume 2:Ammoniacum gummi (dorema)
Ammonium bromatum
Ammonium carbonicum
Ammonium causticum
Ammonium muriaticum
Amylenum nitrosum
Anacardium (read a full excerpt)
Anagallisarvensis
Anantherum
Angustura vera
Anhalonium
Anthemis nobilis
Anthracinum
Antimonium crudum
Antimonium tartaricum
Antipyrinum
Apis mellifica (read a full excerpt)
Apium graveolens
Apocynum androsaemifolium
Apocynum cannabinum
Apomorphinum
Aqua marina
Aralia racemosa
Aranea diadema
Aranearum tela
Aranea scinencia
Argentum metallicum
Argentum nitricum
Volume 3:Arnica (read a full excerpt)
Arsenicum album (read a full excerpt)
Arsenicum bromatum
Arsenicum hydrogenisatum
Arsenicum iodatum
Arsenicum sulphuratum flavum
Arum triphyllum
Arundo mauritanica
Asafoetida
Asarum europeaum
Asclepias tuberosa
Asparagus officinalis
Astacus fluviatilis
Asterias rubens
Atropinum
Aurum arsenicum
Aurum bromatum
Aurum iodatum
Aurum metallicum
Aurum muriaticum
Aurum muriaticum natronatum
Aurum sulphuratum
Avenasativa
Volume 4:Bacillinum
Badiaga
Baptisia tinctoria
Baryta carbonica
Baryta iodata
Baryta muriatica
Baryta sulphurica
Bellis perennis
Belladona (read a full excerpt)
Benzinum
Benzoic acid
Volume 5:Berberis vulgaris
Bismuth
Blatta americana
Blatta orientalis
Borax
Boracicacid
Bothrops Lanceolatus
Bovista
Brachyglottis
Bromium
Bryonia (read the full chapter)
Buforana
Butyric acid
Volume 6:Cactus grandiflorus
Cadmium sulphuratum
Cainca
Cajuputum
Caladium
Calcarea carbonica
Calcarea caustica
Calcarea fluorica
Calcarea phosphorica (read a full excerpt)
Calcarea silicata
Volume 7:Calendula officinalis (read a full excerpt)
Camphora officinarum
Cannabis indica
Cantharis
Capsicum
Carbo animalis
Carbo vegetabilis
Carcinosinum or cancerinum
Volume 8:Carduus marianus
Causticum
Chamomilla
Chelidonium magus
China officinalis
Cicuta virosa
Volume 9:Cimicifuga racemosa
Cina
Cistus canadensis
Clematis erecta
Cocculus indicus
Coffeacruda
Colchicum
Colocynthis
Conium maculatum (read a full excerpt)
Volume 10:Corallium rubrum
Crocus sativus
Crotalus horridus
Croton tiglium
Cuprum
Cyclamen europaeum
Digitalis (read a full excerpt)
Dioscorea villosa
Drosera rotundifolia
Dulcamara
Elaps corallinus
Eupatorium perfoliatum
Euphorbium
Euphrasia officinalis
Volume 11:Ferrum metallicum
Ferrum phosphoricum
Fluoricum acidum
Gelsemium sempervirens
Glonoinum
Graphites
Helleborus niger
Volume 12:Hepar Sulphuris Calcareum
Hyoscyamus Niger
Hypericum Perforatum
Ignatia Amara
Iodum
Ipecacuanha
Iris Versicolor
Volume 13:Kali arsenicosum
Kali bichromicum
Kali bromatum
Kali carbonicum
Kali iodatum
Kali muriaticum
Kali nitricum
Kali phosphoricum
Kali sulphuricum
Kalmia latifolia
Kreosotum

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