Nepal Homeopathy: An Intersting Book to Study

Farokh J. MASTER had tried his best to make this book as interesting, exciting and reader-friendly as possible. No such book on snakes, complete in information and authentic at the same time, has appeared so far and therefore I recommend this to all students and practitioners. This book on ophidia is a delightful and valuable addition to our knowledge of materia medica and therapeutics.

A comprehensive overview of homeopathic snake remedies, packed with up-to-date details about snake taxonomy, biology, habitat, and provings, with clinical & differential materia medica, both well-known and newly proven snake remedies – plus an attached CD contains beautiful flash presentations of snakes along with descriptions- this book will be useful for busy practitioners and students alike..

"Mythology" - section beautifully decoded ancient and modern beliefs in various civilizations and cultures, including Roman mythology, Greek mythology, Hebrew mythology, Egyptian mythology, Indian mythology, role of cobra in Indian culture, Buddhist mythology etc...

Salient Features

The full proving diaries are included for detailed study of how the drug picture was formed – included after analysis and compilation of symptoms from proving
Research work on not yet completely explored Ophidia
Descriptive work on mind and dream of all snakes to understand ‘personality type’
Prescription based on learning from proving
Rubrics are offered to underline the effects of the venoms, and each remedy has a very useful set of 'bedside guiding symptoms' covering the whole body
A chapter on the group symptoms of the snake remedies as derived from the repertory is included.
Individual chapters on each snake remedy, many of which include cases, provings, and even complete proving diaries.
Prescribing hints and remedies differentials included throughout the text. The addenda of comparisons between the snake and other remedies are useful in the differentiation.
"Bedside Guiding Symptoms" give a quick and relevant reference to the most interesting symptoms for each remedy.
Appendix offers an alphabetical quick reference to clinical symptoms with remedy differentials. This section useful for students also, since this is mainly a comparative study of various ophdia groups in a particular clinical condition.
The idea of understanding the language of the body represented in symptoms and the understanding of symbols in dreams has been included