Homeopathy: Conventions vs. principles

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What are some homeopathic conventions vs. some principles

Principles are based on nature. Conventions are usually based on decisions made by boards, committees or organizations, trying to reach some kind of consensus. As you should have noticed this homeopathic site pays attention to conventions but made clear distinction from principles. There is a danger to set new unfounded conventions in homeopathy, but that's why this site dedicates considerable amount of space to principles. In the table below a few examples of principles in homeopathy (this site) vs. conventions:

Principles	Conventions
Homeopathy Classical homeopathy, Hahnemannian homeopathy Principles of dilution Law of conservation Entropy Anamnesis Dilutions explained by relativity, dilation Materia Medica Pura Let body functions cure its Self Provings Simillimum	Complex homeopathy Hahnemannian homeopathy, classical homeopathy * Pharmacopoeia Succussion LM potency Life consult Dilutions explained by quantum physics Materia medica Replacement of body functions (example HRT) Clinical trials Efficacy medicines

* Depending on the "definitions"

For more information on: Homeopathic principles

Alternative medicine
Allopathy
Antipathy
Anti-quackery
Archetype
Attitude
Avogadro constant
Clinical homeopathy
Diagnosis
Disease
Dynamization
Empiric
Essence
Evidence-based medicine
Herbs
Holism
Homeopathic dose
Homeopathic signature
Imponderables
Isopathy
Law of infinitesimals
Mainstream science
Medical quackery
Miasm, miasma, miasms
Naturopathy
Organon
Posology
Potentiation
Psora, psoric miasm
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