Vinton McCabe - Böcker

Is your significant other significantly bloated? Do you need dynamite to get your heirs out of bed in the morning? Homeopathy may be a kinder and gentler alternative to pointing and laughing or getting an attack dog to scare the kids out of the sack. Based on ancient principles, homeopathy considers symptoms to be part of one's own system that have become active or visible, instead of treating random symptoms in hopes of affecting a cure. Author and teacher McCabe examines elements of homeopathy accessible to lay people, including taking objective case studies and making a diagnosis, applying common acute remedies, and considering steps to take until one can receive professional care. He includes a book list, source guide, and an essay on the teachings of nineteenth-century homeopathic savant John Scudder.

In his twenty-five years as a homoeopathic lecturer, Vinton McCabe has taught thousands of medical professionals and laypersons alike both the philosophy and practice of homoeopathic medicine. Through his books on the subject, he has reached many more, giving his readers both the tenets of homoeopathy as put forth originally by Samuel Hahnermann more than two hundred years ago and his own unique viewpoint on the subject of homoeopathic healing. With The Healing Enigma, McCabe makes use of his full experience of homoeopathy to give a fully rounded assessment of the principles of homoeopathy and the manner in which it is practised today.

Many books on the Bach Flower Remedies are written by nutritionists, herbalists and practitioners of traditional Western or allopathic medicine. THE HEALING BOUQUET has been written by Vinton McCabe, a teacher with more than a quarter century of experience in homoeopathy and the author of seven books on the subject of homoeopathy, health and healing. In this companion volume to The Healing Enigma, in which he explored and, ultimately, demystified the complex principles of homoeopathy, McCabe now seeks to place the Bach Flower Remedies within theirnatural context - that of homoeopathic medicine.As the author comments, "We have to remember that Edward Bach was an allopathic doctor and a highly successful one who, after reading the writings of Samuel Hahnemann, began to incorporate homoeopathic philosophy in his practice of medicine. His evolution as a physician ultimately led him to close his medical practice in order to dedicate the last part of his life to the creation of a new pharmacy of healing tools, which today we call the Bach Flower Remedies. Given his background as both an allopath and a homoeopath, the remedies he created are totally unique. They represent the perfect balancing point between homeopathic and herbal medicine."He, also, explains Bach's own philosophy of healing, one that stresses the need for emotional healing and the role that it plays in physical health. More importantly, he gives in-depth portraits of the guiding symptoms for each of Bach's thirty-eight remedies, portraits created with insight, humour and an understanding of human emotions and behaviours that will allow readers to identify themselves and those who are part of their lives within these pages.

In 1872, German homoeopath, W. H. Schuessler, coined the term "biochemical medicine" for his new system of therapeutics, which was based in large part on the work of Samuel Hahnemann, the father of homoeopathy. In seeking to find a simplified system of treatment that used only a dozen homoeopathic remedies - each of which naturally occur as chemical compounds in the human body - Schuessler developed a method of treatment that could rightly be considered the perfect balancing point between homoeopathy and nutritional medicine.In THE HEALING ECHO, McCabe clarifies Schuessler's methods and his philosophy of treatment in a manner that is clear, concise, and fully engaging. With this exploration of the cell salts, McCabe offers readers a method by which they can learn the fundamentals of this simplified form of homoeopathic treatment. Further, he offers a comprehensive look at the cell salt remedies themselves, their uses in the treatment of specific conditions and the manner in which they may become a part of a daily programme of nutrition in the home.

The author explores both ways in which homeopathic remedies are used and the philosophy behind their use in a manner that is at once clear, concise, and entertaining. This is the one book that can answer all of your questions about homeopathic medicine - most important, "Will it work for me?"

A comprehensive look at the cell salt remedies, their uses in the treatment of specific conditions, and the manner in which they may become a part of a daily program of nutrition in the home. The healing inspired by cell salt remedies is gentle and steady, and as the author proposes, should always be considered.

This practical approach to homeopathy teaches readers how to promote healing in themselves and their loved ones--in their own homes.

Vinton McCabe seeks to place the Bach Flower Remedies within their natural context - that of homeopathic medicine. The history of the Bach remedies is explored as well as the philosophy behind their appropriate use.

In his twenty-five years as a homoeopathic lecturer, Vinton McCabe has taught thousands of medical professionals and laypersons alike both the philosophy and practice of homoeopathic medicine. Through his books on the subject, he has reached many more, giving his readers both the tenets of homoeopathy as put forth originally by Samuel Hahnermann more than two hundred years ago and his own unique viewpoint on the subject of homoeopathic healing. With The Healing Enigma, McCabe makes use of his full experience of homoeopathy to give a fully rounded assessment of the principles of homoeopathy and the manner in which it is practised today.