Synergic Active Principles of Medicinal Plants in Complex Remedy Makes Electro-Homeopathy — A Novel Medical System
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Institute of Engineering and Management, Kolkata – 700091, West Bengal. ,IN
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Rajlaxmi Electro-Homeopathic Medical College and Hospital, Kolkata – 700131, West Bengal. ,INIndrajit Sarkar
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Rajlaxmi Electro-Homeopathic Medical College and Hospital, Kolkata – 700131, West Bengal. ,INRakhi Saha
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Central Council of Electro-Homeopathic System of Medicine, Kolkata – 711101, West Bengal ,INA. K. Mallick
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https://doi.org/10.18311/jnr/2024/34963Keywords:
Active Principle, Blood and Lymph, Complex Remedy, Cover and Control, T and B LymphocytesAbstract
The traditional herbal remedy utilises the active principles of medicinal plants, either in singular or combination. Electro-homoeopathy uses the favourable component of the active principle or medicinal properties, removing the toxic part, and using various scientific processes to prepare the remedies. To achieve faster recovery of the affected organ, Count Cesar Mattei invented a Complex herbal remedy by the Synergic mixing of the Spagyric essence of selected plants. Mattei also mentioned that a suitable complex remedy could fully cover and control the complex remedy and the affected organ. In such a complex, the toxin is eliminated by thermal, various energy-driven scientific processes, enhancing medicinal properties. A table has been designed for 114 plants to correlate the active principles/medicinal properties of the parts used in various Electro-Homeopathy remedies. The uses of the complex remedy and the remarkable clinical results obtained by the inventor and his numerous followers have been referred to in their books and reports. The basic steps of the selection of remedies in the context of affected organs and diseases are presented in the tables. The underlying Alchemical Spagyric preparation method Cohobation has been precisely addressed here.
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Accepted 2023-11-30
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