456 large-format colors.
The Extended Color Table is a larger edition of the color tables from the main book “Colors in Homeopathy” and is designed to be an additional tool for the professional user requiring greater accuracy in the choice of colors. It goes beyond the normally required clinical accuracy to offer a fine-tuning of the colors, which is sometimes necessary. The Extended Color Table reproduces the same 24 main colors, but differentiates these further into 9 lighter and 9 darker shades. It therefore consists of 456 colors instead of 120. In addition, the colors are sealed in a UV varnish, which gives them more depth and power.
The Extended Color Table has the same selection of colors as the Color Poster, but the individual color grids are larger. It is arranged in eight groups and can in many cases help achieve a more precise choice of color.

link to the color list.

The color poster is an additional companion to the main book “Colors in Homeopathy.” Since all the colors are on the same chart, each color has in principle the same chance. The large format brings out the beauty of the colors particularly well. The 24 main colors are finely divided into 19 light shades and 19 dark shades.

link to the color list.

Format 42x62 cm, gives a good overview over all colors.

“The color preference reflects a person's inner state, so leading us to the best remedy. It often shows us which remedy groups are worth examining. And it's also a great help when confirming an indicated remedy“ – Jan Scholten

Color preference expresses a person's prevailing emotional state and the condition of their vital force. It is a reliable general symptom that is easy to determine and does not require any interpretation. Color preference helps to precisely determine the best remedy and can be used as an additional symptom regardless of the homeopathic approach being used.

The relationship between colors and remedies was discovered during decades of clinical research, starting 30 years ago with Dr Hugbald Müller from Cologne, continued primarily in the Kandern practice, and now being further developed on a worldwide basis. The color preference of well over 10,000 patients has been systematically checked for many years. Only the cases of those patients who were healed or who showed significant improvement were then evaluated. It became clear that the patients who were cured by a specific remedy had the same color preference. The color symptom was therefore not simply theoretically assigned to a remedy but this connection emerged naturally.

The sixth edition has been greatly extended. It includes for the first time the relationship between color groups and remedy families. For example, turquoise contains the Natrium and Lithium compounds, the Anacardiaceae, and the snake ...