Clinical Materia Medica
Clinical Materia Medica is one of the ways of studying Materia Medica. This is one subject, which not just to be read but practiced. It is quite simply the art of applying Materia Medica in practice. Clinical Materia Medica denotes an effective way of studying and understanding Homeopathic Materia Medica. This is a subject, which needs to be practised. It is quite simply the art of applying Materia Medica in practice. Materia Medica explained clinically supported by cases for better understanding.
In each module following steps:
A. Evolution of polychrest
B. With Case study
· Symptoms totality
· Analysis & Evaluation
· Radar Repertorization
· Reportorial Result
· Cross Reference with M.M.
· Differential Prescription
· Clinical Indications
- 1. Veratrum Album FREE 21 min
- 2. Baryta Carb 18 min
- 3. Calcrea Carb 17 min
- 4. Argentinum Nitricum 18 min
- 5. Sepia Succus 17 min
- 6. Phosphorus 17 min
- 7. Magnesium Carb 10 min
- 8. Aurum Metallicum 18 min
- 9. Staphysagria 24 min
- 10. Lycopodium 25 min

Dr. Ronak Shah
Dr Ronak Shah MD (Homeopathy) is a Researcher, Clinician, Teacher & p ...Read More
Importance
A. Effective way to study & understand Materia medica.
B. The way to apply this knowledge in practice.
Beneficiaries: UG/Pg students, Practitioners
Benefits: Understanding a drug is quite a laborious task especially for students. All drugs appear similar to the beginners. For the practitioners also keynotes & characteristics are equally important. On repertorization one gets a list of closely running similar remedies, it is the keynotes & characteristics that play a final decisive role in order to arrive at the similimum. In each module Dr Shah explained distinctive features of each drug. Thus ‘Clinical Materia Medica’ course becomes an essential tool in the hands of students to identify & comprehend the drug picture or to differentiate it from other similar looking drugs.
As we know, Dr E.A. Farrington in the introduction of his Clinical Materia Media advises all Homeopaths to adopt a plan of study for Materia Medica, even if it may not be correct, still a plan should be adopted and retained to the end. He states that his clinical way of studying Materia Medica if adopted may not be clear in the beginning, but after coming up time and again, what seems difficult earlier, becomes easy enough.
Dr Ronak Shah with his years of experience and knowledge helps us to understand this method of studying Materia Medica and the practical application of it in our clinical practice.
In each module Dr Shah explained distinctive features of each drug. Thus, ‘Clinical Materia Medica’ course becomes an essential tool in the hands of students to identify & comprehend the drug picture or to differentiate it from other similar looking drugs.
