Illusion der Wirklichkeit

Fasching, Gerhard

doi:10.1007/978-3-7091-6092-3

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“…Due to lack of medical knowledge, in former times the term "scrophulosisʼ was applied to a diverse range of diseases. Essentially the disease is tuberculosis of the cervical lymph nodes, a mild disease, which is transmitted via raw milk (it died out in the 1960s) 10. Cancer is neither a "primarily hereditary" disease, nor necessarily a combination of all miasms; also Labordeʼs contention regarding "vicarious diseases" is, medically speaking, wrong and is clearly proven wrong by analysing the data of 400 patients, as carried out in this study 11.…”

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“…Equally, the concept of a cancer miasm is a nice idea but also erroneous. 10 As a rule, in most writings on miasms the derivation of the miasm theory is neither logical nor comprehensiblenor does a clear description exist by what criteria miasmatic classifications for diseases/signs/ symptoms and remedies were conducted. Many miasmatic theorists use "single cause" models of thinking and useless circular reasoning.…”

Section: Analysis and Comparison Of 14 4 Different Miasmatic Conceptsmentioning

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Illusion Miasms

Methner¹

2013

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Summary In the last 20 years a remarkable change of opinion has occurred within the homeopathic profession regarding miasms. Homeopaths using miasmatic models routinely used to be exotic outsiders, while these days it is exactly the other way round: the vast majority of homeopaths, when analysing their cases, take, as a matter of fact, the miasms into consideration. Homeopaths who do not work miasmatically are often met with little understanding by those who do.

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Section: Analysis and Comparison Of 14 4 Different Miasmatic Conceptsmentioning

confidence: 99%