Causation. Part 2
Locations. “Where are the problems?” A. Regions, mind, head, abdomen, extremities, etc. B. Systems, such a nervous, digestive, glandular, etc. C. Extensions or concomitant complaints. Sensations and complaints. “How do the complaints feel and what are their qualities?” A. Burning, coldness, numbness, boring, stitching, tearing, stitching etc. B. Sensations “as if”, as if floating, as ]]

Causation. Part 1
The Seven-level Case Taking Schema Baron von Boenninghausen (1785 – 1864) bemoaned the fact that even in his day many homeopaths were ignoring the importance of constitution and aetiology, which is stressed in Aphorism 5, by concentrating only on the symptoms as presented. For this reason he introduced a case taking schemata that included the ]]

What is Spinal Stenosis?
Spinal stenosis is one of several possible causes of low back pain as well as the leg pain that often is identified as sciatic pain. In the low back, it is known as lumbar spinal stenosis and is a narrowing of the spinal canal that usually occurs in people older than 50 who have osteoarthritis. ]]

Prevention III Excercise & Activity. Part 2
Regular exercise will give you more energy and help you sleep better. If you are a restless sleeper and have trouble getting through your day without feeling a nap coming on nearly all day long, you might not be getting enough exercise. Try 30 minutes of light exercise three or four times per week for ]]

Prevention III Excercise & Activity. Part 1
Can you remember a time in your life when you were more active, when exercise was more a part of your daily routine? If you can, did you sleep better, have less colds and headaches, more stamina than now? Unfortunately, we have become a nation of sedentary couch-creatures. Modern society has made it too easy ]]

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