Stephen Cummings, Dana Ullman – Everybody’s Guide To Homeopathic Medicines (1984)

Stephen Cummings, Dana Ullman – Everybody's Guide To Homeopathic Medicines (1984)
Publisher: Tarcher | 2004 | ISBN: 0874778433 | Pages: 400 | Scan PDF | 102 MB
This is the 1984 edition
From Library Journal
Written by a medical doctor and a well-known homeopath, who has authored several books on the subject, this revised and expanded edition is a good introduction to the theory and practice of homeopathy. Intended for the lay reader, the bulk of the book details self-treatment options for common ailments. The authors take great care advising patients when professional medical intervention is warranted. For most consumer collections.
Copyright 1999 Reed Business Information, Inc.

Product Details
Paperback: 400 pages
Publisher: Tarcher; 3 Revised edition (September 18, 2004)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0874778433
ISBN-13: 978-0874778434
5.0 out of 5 stars Good layman's reference, November 23, 1999
By A Customer
We've only had this book for a few months and it's dog-eared already. Granted, since then, we've been overseas and back so we're a little predisposed to being stressed out and sick. Disclaimers aside, it's been a fairly comprehensive guide to combating colds and other problems — even a first-degree burn. It has a very helpful section on casetaking and is well-organized. It's not exhaustive, but it serves its purpose well — as a guide to situations which arise most often in the home. It tells you when to seek outside help and what to do yourself. It also gives suggestions to go along with the remedies (the use of ice, heat; when to make rest a priority) and explanations (what's the definition of a croupy cough). I'd say if you had to choose only two books on homeopathy for your library I'd recommend this and the Materia Medica.

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