2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.eujim.2015.03.008
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Case report of a 16 year old youth with diagnoses of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), Asperger's syndrome and dyslexia receiving homoeopathic and tautopathic treatment

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“…Some children received several different remedies during the course of the year according to the progression of their ADHD symptoms, whilst some received only one. Because parents described environmental substances they thought might have influenced their child's condition, the practitioner implemented a novel methodology, 28 prescribing the perceived toxins in homeopathic potency, additional to their individualized prescription (see 29 for an individual Case Study). The apparent effectiveness of this methodology was a surprise finding of this study, although management of initial adverse effects (or homeopathic aggravations) was also a feature.…”
Section: Homeopathic Prescribingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Some children received several different remedies during the course of the year according to the progression of their ADHD symptoms, whilst some received only one. Because parents described environmental substances they thought might have influenced their child's condition, the practitioner implemented a novel methodology, 28 prescribing the perceived toxins in homeopathic potency, additional to their individualized prescription (see 29 for an individual Case Study). The apparent effectiveness of this methodology was a surprise finding of this study, although management of initial adverse effects (or homeopathic aggravations) was also a feature.…”
Section: Homeopathic Prescribingmentioning
confidence: 99%