Clinical homeopathy

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Definition

Clinical homoeopathy

[Lat.: Clinicus - physician; homeopathy]
Lit. physician's homeopathy. Kind of homeopathy directed towards pathological conditions instead of treating the constitution. Like herbs, homeopathic remedies have certain "preferences" towards certain organs, the remedies are usually used to cure those organs. Because the remedies in clinical homeopathy are usually not very diluted, many use it as extended herbalism or phytotherapy, where the only difference is that the remedies are less "strong" or "toxic". It is indeed the kind of homeopathy preferred by and much copied by mainstream physicians (when used homeopathy). 

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