Organon of Medicine

Written by Samuel Hahnemann, the founder of homeopathy, Organon of Medicine is the cornerstone of homeopathic principles and practice, and used by homeopathy students and practitioners. The Organon has developed slowly out of Hahnemann's research and experimentation over a period of time. It underwent as many as six editions incorporating the latest findings of Dr. Hahnemann during his dying years and was deemed to be the most perfect of all.
Many newer concepts like the replacement of the vital force by principle, the 50-millesimal scale of potency, and the permissibility of external applications were introduced for the first time which were unheard of in the previous editions. The work is a result of the untiring efforts of the master to improve and update his work and is of historical importance as far as medical philosophy is concerned.
Key features:-
High on philosophy
Footnotes explaining difficult concepts
Evolution of medical science reinstated
Word Index for easy reference into the book