Description This book addresses the topic of homeopathic cardiology, a field which is a black box to many homeopaths.
The goal is to provide the reader with foundational tools for Cardiac examination, or else to build on the skills that the reader already has..
Along the way, it explains the many technical rubrics contained within our classical sources.
The book Cardiac Examination in Homeopathy covers topics such as Cardiac anatomy and embryology, physical Examination of the heart and blood vessels, the different types of heart disease, homeopathic rubrics for the heart, and relevant materia medica.
They are keys to better homeopathic analyses and to more accurate homeopathic prescribing.
These Cardiac and circulatory rubrics are not merely heirlooms from the past.
Classic sources such as Hering\'s Guiding Symptoms of our Materia Medica and Clarke\'s Diseases of Heart and Arteries are replete with references to Cardiac physical symptoms -- rubrics obtained by stethoscope, by Examination of the pulse, and so forth.
As a result, they understood the subtleties of Cardiac Examination better than most conventional or homeopathic practitioners today.
They assessed their patients by history and physical Examination alone.
Homeopaths of the previous century did not make use of technologies such as echocardiograms, catheterization labs, or x-rays for heart assessment.
Medical doctors have become so reliant on technologies such as the echocardiogram and the x-ray that they have lost much of their familiarity with the subtleties of heart sounds.
How many homeopaths understand the meaning of a "bruit de souffle"; or the full ramifications of a systolic versus a diastolic heart murmur? And when it comes to physical Examination of the heart, even conventional medical physicians are losing their touch.
Description This book addresses the topic of homeopathic cardiology, a field which is a black box to many homeopaths
