What is the meaning of illness? Do our ailments occur by chance or are they the result of a logic whose hidden meaning remains to be uncovered?
Thanks to this work, addressed both to health professionals and the general public, Dr Didier Grandgeorge allows us to discover the common thread that links physical suffering to our unconscious psychic problems. By revealing the spirit of some 277 homeopathic remedies, he offers us the key that opens the doors of our unconscious.
The first edition of L’esprit du remède homéopathique - Ce que le mal a dit was published several decades ago. This work enjoyed considerable success, both in France and abroad, where it was translated into nine languages. Since then, Dr Didier Grandgeorge, with the help of his team, has tirelessly continued to study the homeopathic materia medica to identify the spirit of new remedies by synthesising their numerous symptoms arising from provings. Moreover, by remaining attentive to the work of other teams worldwide pursuing the same approach, Dr Grandgeorge has enriched his practice with many remedies that are of great use to the patients concerned and of considerable benefit to all. Discovering the spirit of the remedy enables a safe, deep and effective prescription. Each new remedy is like a new star in a sailor's sky.
This new expanded edition also includes 27 remedies and benefits from all the new advances, the fruit of his many productive years spent at patients' bedsides.

Discover:
Aurum arsenicosum: an Aurum that fears death, arteritis
Bambusa: "the support"
Carboneum sulfuratum: "fuel pollution"
Chlorum: living in one's bubble, autism
Coccus cacti: expelling the foreign body
Cresolum: sexual abuse in early childhood
Elaps corallium: dreaming of deceased persons
Ferrum picricum: the will to excellence
Gallicum acidum
Genista tinctoria: the unique love
Gingko biloba: the survivor
Gnaphalium polycephalum: usurpation of the birthright
Grindelia
Hamamelis virginica: "the respect due to me"
Hysopus officinale: aftermath of adultery
Kalium muriaticum: "mother of duty"
Kalium phosphoricum
Kalium sulfuricum: organises joy
Lac defloratum and Lac felinum
Ledum palustre: the sting
Mancinella: the Faustian problem
Mercurius arsenicicus
Œnanthe crocata: the sad clown
Olibanum: "voiceless"
Phosphorus triodatus
Solanum malacoxylon
Tabernanthe iboga: "leaving one's body"
Veratrum viride: illusion of remaining young.