Curties, Comption Burnett and Radenmacher Flashcards
Rademacher based his practice on universal laws of cure, such as the law of similars.
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Rademacher followed some of the teachings of Paracelsus.
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Rachemacher taught the doctrine of “organ affinity,” “organ specificity,” or “organopathy,” meaning that there is an affinity between certain remedies (mostly herbs) and specific organs
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Rademacher used a method called “organ testing,” whereby he used the remedies attributed to each organ, one after another, until the curative one was found.
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The doctrine of the genus epidemicus states that each epidemic disease has a distinct constitutional type, usually corresponding to a specific remedy.
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Rademacher taught that each acute disease had a constitution and therefore a specific remedy.
true
Rademacher traced many chronic diseases back to an original acute disease that remained and became chronic.
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The epidemic constitution changes from time to time, sometimes with the change of the seasons.
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Rademacher sometimes used drop doses of remedies.
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The word influenza comes from the Italian word for “influence” of the stars.
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Compton Burnett was educated at the University of Vienna Medical School, because he came from a wealthy family.
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Compton Burnett’s used herbal and homeopathic remedies.
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Compton Burnett believed that organ remedies worked by an affinity to local organs, tissues, or functions, according to the law of similars.
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The homeopathic provings could provide a complete picture of all the indications for a remedy, according to Compton Burnett.
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Compton Burnett believed that a remedy or herb had a ‘stop spot,’ or limited sphere of action.
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