complex homeopathy

According to Dr. Paul, there are two central pillars in homeopathy: Single and Complex. In this context, 'Single' refers to the classical art of healing in homeopathy. Both single and complex homeopathy share common factors such as the potentization process and adherence to the Law of Similars. Complex homeopathy is administered in either the 4th or 10th decimal potency. The clinical properties of the active ingredients in each preparation assist in selecting the appropriate medication. Complex homeopathy therapy does not view pathological processes as merely isolated dysfunctions in individual organs or the mind. Instead, the aim is to identify and treat the disease course through its interactions with all bodily processes. To address the multi-level interconnections of an illness, complex homeopathy therapy uses medications composed of multiple single-ingredient complex remedies. The selection of agents for a complex is based on the physiological and anatomical connections among body functions, organs, and organ groups. Single-ingredient agents are combined to affect organ groups that are closely related physiologically or anatomically. A complex medication contains single-ingredient agents with similar action fields and those that address the pathological condition from various angles. These constituents are blended to synergistically target the illness, complementing each other's effects. Thus, they direct their actions at multiple levels within the diseased organism, corresponding to their individual action ranges, and collectively stimulate the body's inherent defensive and regenerative capabilities.

 Please note that these remedies are provided based on individual (face-to-face) consultations by homeopathic practitioners.