As an alternative practice, homeopathy entered the medical world in the late 1700s. Homeopathic remedies prepared by practitioners aren’t usually dangerous because the likelihood of serious adverse effects resulting from these remedies is not very high.
In some parts of the world, homeopathy is considered a complementary practice which is different from the conventional treatment procedures introduced in Western medicine. Two primary principles work behind the development of this alternative practice. Let’s take a look.
- A substance responsible for causing certain symptoms in a person who is healthy can be put to use in a moderate to heavily diluted form so that the illness or symptoms can be treated. Maybe you’ve heard of this principle:
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