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Subtitled ' A Homeopathic Approach to Chronic Disease'.
An encapsulation of the author's view of miasmatic theory.
John Saxton is best known as a veterinary homeopath and became President of the Faculty of Homeopathy in 2005.
Published 2006.
168 pages.
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CONTENTS 1. The Historical Perspective |
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The Original Ideas |
1 |
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Concepts of chronic disease |
2-4 |
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Reactions to the theory |
5 |
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The clinical context |
6-7 |
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Terminology and development |
8-10 |
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Modern interpretations |
11-12 |
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2. The Body in Health and Disease |
13-24 |
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Normal physiological function |
13 |
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Balance as a prerequisite |
14 |
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The maintenance of balance |
15 |
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Classifications of body functions |
16 |
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The origins of miasms |
17 |
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Chronic disease |
18 |
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A model of 'dis-ease' |
18-20 |
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The multimiasmatic nature of disease |
21 |
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The multimiasmatic nature of patient |
22 |
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The effects of treatment |
23-24 |
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3. The Basic Miasms as Clinical Entities |
25-41 |
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The immune system as a functional entity |
25 |
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The creation of miasms |
26-28 |
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The inheritance of miasms |
29-30 |
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Diathesis and constitution |
31 |
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Acute and laten miasms |
31-32 |
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System affinities of the miasms |
33 |
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Natural outlets for miasms |
34 |
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Basic forces in nature |
35-37 |
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Miasmatic tendencies within the kingdoms |
38-39 |
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Limits of imbalance with the model |
40-41 |
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4. The Newer Miasms |
42-49 |
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The relationship with the basic miasms |
42-43 |
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A recent interpretation of miasms |
44-45 |
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Other claims to miasmatic status |
46-47 |
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Treatment implications of mixed miasms |
48-49 |
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5. Suppression |
50-65 |
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The nature of suppression |
50 |
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The mental dimension |
51-52 |
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The progress of suppression |
53 |
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Miasms in neoplasia |
54 |
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Preventive suppression |
55-65 |
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6. Miasms as Therapeutic Tools |
66-82 |
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Perceptions of miasms |
66-67 |
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Recognising Miasms |
68 |
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The miasmatic overview |
68-70 |
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The miasmatic progress of cure |
71-72 |
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The mixed miasms |
73 |
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Miasmatic considerations in disease prevention |
74 |
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The 'miasmatic' nature of challenge |
75-82 |
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7. Psora |
83-100 |
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Basic concepts |
83 |
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The terminology of psora |
84 |
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Later interpretations of psora |
85 |
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Clinical manifestations |
86-89 |
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Hering's Law and psora |
90 |
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Psora and allergy |
91 |
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Antipsoric remedies |
91 |
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8. Sycosis |
101-117 |
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Basic concepts |
101 |
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Clinical manifestations |
102-104 |
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Suppression and the reproductive system |
105-106 |
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Vaccination and sycosis |
107 |
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Antisycosis remedies |
108 |
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9. Syphilis |
118-133 |
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Basic concepts |
118 |
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Clinical manifestations |
119-121 |
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The syphilitic miasm and the immune system |
122 |
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Syphilis in combination |
123 |
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Antisyphilitic remedies |
124 |
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10. The Miasmatic Nosodes |
134-154 |
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Psorinum |
136-138 |
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Medorrhinum |
139-140 |
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Syphilinum |
141-142 |
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Tuberculinum |
143-144 |
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Carcinosin |
145-146 |
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Scirrhinum |
147 |
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The bowel nosodes |
148-154 |
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Bibliography |
155-160 |
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Index |
161-168 |






