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La resolucion 1286/93, de la Argentina, establece el uso de la homeopatia en el tratamiento de animales en produccion organica. Traemos ejemplos del uso de medicacion homeopatica en el tratamiento de enfermedades y mejoras del nivel productivo. (AU)
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Relatos de Casos , Animais , Bovinos , Animais Domésticos , Ecologia , Terapêutica HomeopáticaRESUMO
La homeopatia es una terapeutica que se adelanto a varios conceptos contemporaneos, como los que estructuran a la Ecologia, en esa epoca Hahnemann, contemplo varios aspectos muy importantes para procurar salud entre... (AU)
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Ecologia , HomeopatiaRESUMO
A autora relata o problema mundial da Biodiversidade e ressalta a importancia da extincao das especies medicinais para a Medicina Homeopatica
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Ecossistema , Conservação dos Recursos Naturais , Plantas Medicinais , EcologiaRESUMO
The management of Hahnemann's "chronic diseases" presents certain difficulties. In particular the difficulty of finding a suitable homoeopathic drug is noted. Bach's and Paterson's work on bowel nosodes opened a totally new way of looking at homoeopathy and chronic disease (miasms). Since theirtime the homoeopathic profession has done little to take their research further.Parallel to the work of Bach and Paterson continental bacteriologists and clinicians developed therapeutic concepts based on intestinal microbes. Their researchhas become internationally respected and is part of the new sciences of microecology (microbes vs. host association) and gnotobiology (germfree research on animals). Both these sciences allow for additional diagnostic and therapeutic insights that are relevant to homoeopathy. Althouth the non-lactose fermenters, as defined by Bach and Paterson, are important in chronic disease, other bacteria haveequal significance. The ecology of microbe and host as expressed in their qualitative relatedness, needs to be better understood. The author's effort over many years has been to correlate and integrate these moderne findings of bowel flora research and autogenous vaccines with his homoeopathic practice. It is suggestedthat, apart from the therapeutic benefits to be gained by this approach, modern faecal bacteriology analysis could become a useful monitoring tool to evaluate the response to medicines prescribed on homoeopathic principles
