Spectrum of Homeopathy 2021-3, Invertebrates
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INVERTEBRATES
Following our recent review of mosses and ferns in our last issue on materia medica, we now turn to the earlier stages of animal evolution. Although the invertebrates, once referred to scientifically as the “lower animals”, do not comprise a natural kinship group, they are nevertheless suitable for common homeopathic analysis.
Apart from the insects and spiders, which we have already covered in a separate issue, homeopaths know only a few homeopathic remedies from most invertebrate orders. In addition, the early stage of evolution and the lack of a backbone lead to similarities in the remedy picture of very different animal remedies, such as corals, jellyfish, lobsters, snails or worms. Their developmental level generally corresponds to the Carbon series, the second row of the periodic table. The most important phylum in homeopathy is the molluscs, with Sepia as the leading substance. Molluscs are therefore the main focus of this issue, in which we present practical cases covering the common themes of invertebrates and the differentiation of the various phyla, orders and species.
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