Text Book Of Materia Medica including Allen's Keynote 7th 2023 Edition

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CONTENTS: - PART-I: Materia Medica - PART-II: Indian Drugs - PART-III: Biochemic System of Medicine - PART-IV: Allen’s Keynote – an essay - PART-V: Glossary ABOUT THE BOOK: Text Book of Materia Medica by Dr. S. K. Dubey including Allen’s Keynotes is a classic text book in its field with lasting popularity over decades. It is meant for Undergraduate students of Homoeopathic Medicine and also for teachers and practitioners of Homoeopathy. Lucidly written, it provides a detailed and in-depth study of a plethora of homoeopathic drugs with guiding symptoms, constitution, spheres of action and pathogenesis, which facilitates an easy understanding of the subject. The coloured illustrations add to its textual content in a vivid manner that is both attractive and illuminating. In addition to a thorough discussion of the Biochemic System of Medicine by Dr. Ashok Kumar Das, this edition is enriched further with a discussion of some specifically Indian Homoeopathic drugs by the same author. An extremely useful masterpiece this book continues to benefit students, teachers and practitioners of Homoeopathy. It is difficult to deny that the easiest subject in homoeopathy to write a book on is Homoeopathic Materia Medica and this is the reason that innumerable books on the subject have been compiled. Once the sourcebooks of Hahnemann, Allen, Hering, Hughes, Clarke and Jahr became available, a chain of books from Boennighausen’s Characteristics to Dr. Niranjan Mohanty’s Text Book of Homoeopathic Materia Medica appeared. This is one field of homoeopathic literature where there will be floods only and draughts never. Out of the thousands of publications on schematic method, picture method, comparative method, therapeutic method, keynote method, etc. and some remarkable speciality of the contents be physiological, clinical, individualistic, organopathic, etc., few could make a serious impact when they saw the light and demand for reprints faded away.