If you have any interest in knowing about clinical research on homeopathic medicine, this eBook is the best, most comprehensive, and up-to-date resource for you.
You will find that there is a much greater body of research evaluating homeopathic treatment than you may presently realize. You will also see how we have systematically organized this research along with practical clinical information:
We begin each ailment with an "Bottomline" statement that summarizes what research exists, how amenable this condition is to homeopathic treatment by those who are not professional homeopaths, and if the person with this condition should seek professional homeopathic care.
We then discuss the homeopathic understanding of and approach to treating people with this ailment.
We discuss what homeopathic research exists in treating people with this condition.
We list and describe the most important homeopathic medicines to first consider in treating people with this condition and then other important remedies to consider.
We provide basic dose and potency information.
We provide reference information to studies cited as well as referral to other homeopathic books that discuss the treatment of this condition.
This PRINTED edition does not come with a 2-year subscription, but you can obtain a 2-year subscription by adding just $20 to your order. Simply email us with this request.
Book Review from April, 2004, edition of HOMEOPATHY TODAY, the bi-monthly magazine of the National Center for Homeopathy (www.homeopathic.org)
"Homeopathic Family Medicine" by Dana Ullman, MPH Published by Homeopathic Educational Services, Electronic download from www.homeopathic.com, 2003 (and regularly updated), $49.95 for one-time download/$59.95 for 2-year subscription. A printout of the e-book is also available.
Reviewed by Todd Rowe, MD, MD(H), DHt, CCH, RSHom(NA)
Recently, I was interviewed by a national magazine on the topic of allergies. They asked many questions about research, and although I could supply them with some references, most were out of date. So I turned to Dana Ullman's new e-book, Homeopathic Family Medicine, and was able to quickly give the writer the information he needed.
Two weeks later, a new patient's father requested information about the efficacy of homeopathy in the treatment of ear infections (otitis media). His daughter had recurrent ear infections and he was interested in using homeopathy, but was resistant without some evidence of homeopathy's efficacy. Once again I used this e-book and was able to provide up-to-date information on research in this area.
I have found Homeopathic Family Medicine to be an invaluable tool in my practice. There are a surprising number of clinical studies that have been conducted using homeopathic medicines--many more than we often realize. With the growing desire in the allopathic community for "evidence-based medicine," this e-book fills a much-needed gap.
This is a book that needed to be written, but was impractical in a standard book format; research changes quickly, making it difficult for any book to stay current. Modern computer technology allows regular and immediate updating of this e-book. Readers may buy either a single download of the book or a 2-year subscription. It comes as a pdf-Acrobat file, which is easily readable in both PC and Mac formats.
The book is divided into three sections. The first is about 25 pages and provides a solid overview of homeopathy--a useful tool to help explain homeopathy to others.
The bulk of the book is in the second section--about 200 pages. It begins with a brief description of dose and potency. This is followed by more than 100 acute and chronic conditions in alphabetical order. For each condition, the author provides:
• A "bottom-line" statement that summarizes what research exists on this condition, how amenable this condition is to homeopathic self-care, and whether it is advisable to seek professional homeopathic care. • A discussion of the homeopathic approach to treating people with this condition. • A listing of clinical trials (both positive and negative) that have been conducted using homeopathic medicines for this condition. • A listing of the most common remedies and their indications for this condition. • Dose and potency information. • A list of other homeopathic books and literature that discuss the treatment of this condition.
The last part of the book is a twelve-page reference section. Here, medicines are listed with their common (vs. Latin) names, and there is a listing of resources, such as homeopathic organizations and books. There is also a list of when each condition section was last updated.
My biggest concern when I first received this book was that it would be difficult to use. I am not particularly facile with computer books and have found them clumsy. However, I did not find that to be the case with this e-book. Generally, I found it quite easy to get around and to use. There are bookmarks provided on the left side of each page, and options for rapid scrolling down with the scroll bar and clicking on the arrows at the bottom of the page. Print is easily adjusted to any size that best fits the reader. Regardless, some readers simply prefer printed books and are not comfortable with computer formatting. For them, a printout of the e-book is now available.
Generally, I am delighted with this e-book and feel it is invaluable. If you want access to the latest homeopathic research, want to treat yourself and your family, and/or want to integrate homeopathic medicines into your clinical practice, I believe you will find this e-book invaluable, too.
We will send you a PRINTED copy of the most recent edition of our eBook, "Homeopathic Family Medicine." (When you purchasethis edition of the eBook, it does not come with a 2-yearsubscription, though you can purchase a 2-year subscription for just $20 more...simply email us if you want us to add a 2-year subscription to your order.)
For people interested in some of Dana Ullman's earliest writings, you can read his undergraduate thesis at U.C. Berkeley in 1975 on "Human Learning." Honor students at UC Berkeley who wish to have an independent major (and who do not want to have a regular generic major) are required to write a thesis. This paper on "Human Learning" provides insights into Dana's early synthetic and integrative thinking. The beginning of the article and its definition of "science" may be of special interest. Also, Dana creatively chose to use his own invented pronouns to replace the masculine emphasis of "he," "him," and "his," with "che," "chis," and "cher."
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