Complex homeopathy

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Definition

Complex homeopathy

[Lat.: Compex - accomplice; homeopathy]
Lit. homeopathy with accomplices. Dr. Alfred Reckeweg is the founder of this kind of homeopathy and developed thousands of mixed homeopathic remedies to treat diagnostic indications. His philosophy was instead of using a single remedy according to the principles of Hahnemann, to let the patients system choose the right remedy out of the mixture. In Europe A. Vogel, by origin a phytotherapist, became a promoter of complex homeopathy. Usually the main remedy has "accomplices" with several other diluted or non diluted substances. Often remedies are followed with the suffix: complex. In Europe this kind of homeopathy became popular for self medication. 

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