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In modern medicine, homeopathy treats the patient as a whole and treats the person, not just the disease.
 Homeopathy is based on the principle that a substance in large doses produces the symptoms of a disease, and can be used in minimum doses to relieve the same symptoms. This is often translated as "likes cure likes".

 Homeopathy provides minimal doses of the medicine for treatment.

 Homeopathy treats the person, taking into account his mental and physical characteristics.

The history of homeopathy

The word "homeopathy" means "suffer the same" and is based on the principle of "likes cure likes". In other words, a substance that can cause a range of symptoms in a healthy person, can be given, to cure a sick person with the same symptoms. To avoid toxic effects, homeopathic medicines are used in the smallest concentrations of therapeutic effect. Consequence of this large dilution is that homeopathic medicines are free from the known side effects of medications.

 The reactions of people against a disease, vary, so different remedies are needed for individuals with the same pathology. On the other hand, the same homeopathic medicine can be given for the treatment of many different diseases.
 Homeopathy can cure a variety of diseases.

How was homeopathy born?

From the 5th century BC, Hippocrates, father of medicine, knew the homeopathic approach to a disease and the role of nature as a therapist. Homeopathy as practiced today, was founded in the late 18th and early 19th century by the physician Samuel Hahnemann. He gave us the following three principles:
 1. One ingredient that causes symptoms in a healthy person can be used to treat the symptoms occurring, in a sick person.
 2. By diluting the remedy, its healing abilities increase, while the side effects are avoided.
 3. Homeopathy treats the person as a whole, not just the disease.