George Vithoulkas

[b]BACKGROUND[/b] Obesity is one of the leading causes of morbidity and mortality globally and challenging to treat because of the multifactorial etiology and presentation. Individualized homeopathy takes into account factors that led to a patient’s health condition and hence may have a role in the treatment of obesity and related co-morbidities; co-morbidities that may arising from the same etiology may respond as a whole to homeopathy treatment. [b]CASE REPORT[/b] A 39-year-old Russian female who developed multiple problems after severe emotional stress was treated with individualized classical homeopathic therapy. Obesity, dysfunctional uterine bleeding, and dysautonomia were pathologies that showed improvement. [b]CONCLUSIONS[/b] The response in this patient’s case, supports the need for further investigation on the relevance of individualized homeopathy in these related conditions.

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JML - Journal of Medicine and Life

[b]ABSTRACT[/b] The hypothesis presented here is the result of discussions with parents of various nationalities over many years. It addresses two main issues: a. What are the conditions that help to produce healthier children? b. What should parents know about their responsibility in giving birth to healthier children? In 50 years of practice, I have considered couples with more than one child and compared the health of one child against the other, trying to find the reasons why one had better health than the other. I inferred that the crucial factor was the “erotic state” of the parents at the moment of conception. Children born when the parents were completely lost in each other in an erotic climax were the healthiest and had the best qualities of both parents. The hypothesis is that to regenerate the human race to its zenith, conditions that promote loving relationships and the birth of children from such relationships must be encouraged in our society.

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