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Civil Court of the Seine , homeopathy receives a "blame" from the courts.
In 1865, the Senate of the Empire issued a dilatory vote published in the Moniteur universel. The Minister of Education, however, authorizes the teaching of homeopathy.
The development of homeopathy in France is carried out through various organizations.
In 1833, Pierre Dufresne of Geneva founded the Soci茅t茅 Hom茅opathique Gallicane, which brings together French-speaking homeopathic physicians (Swiss, Belgian and French).
In 1835 , during a congress in Paris, a quarrel opposed "classic" or "purist" homeopathic physicians to "clinical" or "eclectic" homeopathic physicians. The latter, including Jean Paul Tessier, a doctor in the hospitals of Paris and his pupil Pierre Jousset, are grouping themselves around the Parisian homeopathic medicine society: They refuse the high dynamizations and are close to abandoning the principle of similarity Defend at the Hahnemannian society of Paris people like Leon Simon, Jahr and Croverio. However, due to the proclamation of the second Republic , the spread of the cholera epidemic and to face the opposition encountered on the part of official medicine, the two companies will merge in 1850, within a "Gallican Society of Homeopathic Medicine". On January 1, 1855, Tessier founded H么tel-Dieu de Paris, the Medical Art which would be the organ of the new school, where homeopathy occupied only the therapeutic side. The Medical Art wanted to testify of a possible union between the official therapeutic and the homeopathic approach. As a result of the criticism he encountered among the Hahne- manians , he resigned in 1856 from the Soci茅t茅 Gallicane, even going as far as to declare in the Medical Art that he rejected the qualification of homeopath. In 1860 Tessier then founded the "Soci茅t茅 m茅dicale homeopathique de France" which was developing rapidly. By 1860 there were 443 homeopaths in France, including 140 in Paris, but this is probably a questionable estimate because of the heterogeneity of practices. In 1889, the two trends represented by the Soci茅t茅 m茅dicale homeopathique de France and the hahnemannian federative society, created in 1868, are found in the French homeopathic society where pure and eclectic hahnemanians agree to recognize the principle of Similarity , the use of infinitesimal doses, the value of Matter and the absolute respect of the experimental method.
Pasteur's discoveries will revive this quarrel. While Pierre Jousset and his pupils, including 脡douard Vannier, recognize Pasteurian medicine, many French homeopathic physicians are enthusiastic about the work of the American James Tyler Kent, a supporter of the very high dynamizations. In 1905, Dr. Jules Gallavardin , son of Jean-Pierre Gallavardin (himself a pupil of S茅bastien Des Guidi and founder of the homeopathic hospital Saint Luc) published in Lyon the monthly magazine The Propagator of Homeopathy (which became in 1932 Modern Homeopathy). L茅on Vannier created the journal L'Hom茅opathie Fran莽aise in 1912, around which the eclectic movement organized "French" teaching, while, under the impetus of Doctors Gallavardin, Nebel and Duprat, the proponents of pure Hahnemannian homeopathy "Attached to the very high dynamizations are grouped in the society of homeopathy of the South East and the Swiss Romande or Soci茅t茅 Rhodanienne of homeopathy.
This same L茅on Vannier homeopath in the 16th arrondissement of Paris founded the Hahnemann Dispensary in 1931 to make his specialty accessible to the most deprived and to make it a place of professional training.
Homeopathy was introduced in America by Constantin Hering (1800-1880), an assistant doctor of Dr. Robbi , a renowned surgeon in Leipzig. The latter, hostile to homeopathy, asked Constantine Hering to write a book in which he would demonstrate the ridicule and inanity of Samuel Hahnemann's theories. Hering, before he had an opinion of the Hahnemannian doctrine, wished to study it thoroughly. He therefore began to read all that had been published by his creator and he soon took the greatest interest in it. Finally, with the consciousness and seriousness that he put into everything he did, he tried the action of certain remedies on himself , following the method of Hahnemann and was convinced by the results obtained. He settled in the USA in 1833. He discovered several important homeopathic medicines.
James Tyler Kent (1849-1916) was a famous American homeopathic physician. He created a repertory allowing value to several remedies according to each symptom collected during the interrogation of the patient. The index search then consisted in determining which substance was most likely to cover all symptoms. It is in this spirit that various digital directories were later conceived using computer computing capabilities.
Materials and Methods
Fundamentals
Homeopathy is built on a principle and its technical corollaries formulated one after the other by Hahnemann from 1796 to 1810 (Homeopathy, From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia); (Kayne, 2006).
The principle of "similarity": The cure of a set of symptoms is brought about by a substance (vegetable, mineral or animal) that causes similar symptoms in a healthy subject: Similia similibus curentur ("the like is treated by the like "), (Dean, 2001).
The search for "globality": The application of the principle of similarity and then its verification , take place whenever the search for the most similar remedy has been carried out conscientiously by the practitioner: It is "individualization". Each treatment is thus personalized to each patient, whatever the name of the disease, the search for the "totality" of the symptoms presented by the patient being at the center of the method. It explains the length of the dialogue between the doctor and the patient. The step of observing the symptoms caused by a substance in the healthy individual, whic Lift Busi. |
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