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Homoeopathy is a system for the treatment of illness that is based both on the recognition of patterns within the symptoms of the illness and a wider consideration of how the individual is as a person.

Although conventional medical assessment also takes these issues in to account, the homoeopathic approach integrates personality type, previous experiences, emotional state, the influence of the environment and other social factors to a greater degree than is usual with 'standard' medical practice.

The types of treatment used in homoeopathy, although superficially similar to the medicines prescribed by a conventional doctor, differ markedly in their source, preparation and dosage.

A German doctor, Samuel Hahnemann, discovered the principle behind homoeopathy in the late 18th century. A child prodigy, he was teaching Greek by the age of 12, and had mastered eight languages by the time he started to study medicine at the age of 20. After qualification he became disillusioned by the limitations of medical practice as it was then, and he left medicine to study chemistry, working as a translator to pay his way.

Hahnemann set about investigating the power of many other substances to induce symptoms, with the aim of using these as cures for diseases where the symptoms were similar. In the course of this he used many materials which were potentially toxic, and so he investigated using dilute solutions of these materials. He found that the diluted substances retained the ability to cause symptoms, thus making them safe to use. Furthermore, by diluting time and time again, and by vibrating the solution each time, the diluted substance seemed to actually gain in power! This observation, although it defies explanation, is still observed in modern homoeopathic practice.

The pioneering work of Hahnemann has been expanded enormously over the past 200 years. There are now over 2000 recognised homoeopathic remedies and the popularity of homoeopathy as a method of treatment is expanding rapidly.

Homoeopathy is not a 'pill for every ill', but it can offer a safe alternative to conventional medical treatments, and can usually be given alongside ordinary medicines without causing problems.

Many people, whether patient, doctor or scientist are sceptical of how extremely dilute substances can work. Some of the treatments used in homoeopathy are so dilute it is unlikely that even a single molecule of the original substance is present in the finished preparation.

Some believe that perhaps the molecules of the water used to dilute the material somehow can retain an 'imprint' of the original compound, but essentially no-one knows how homoeopathic medicines work. So, is it all in the mind? This is probably the wrong way to look at any treatment, whether 'conventional' or 'complementary'.

Homoeopathic treatment, it is believed, appears to stimulate the self-healing response. In a way it is a bit like trying to find the correct key to open a lock. In this case it is the selection of the correct remedy which will, hopefully, act as the proper stimulus to the body that will unlock the self-healing process.