What can be treated homeopathically?
The right question is not what, but whom can be treated homeopathically. For in homeopathy we do not treat a disease, but the patient. So, in principle, anyone who shows an interest in treatment can be treated.
So the diagnosis does not matter?
Not in the sense of a “curable” and “incurable” disease. Even a disease considered “incurable” in conventional medicine can be cured homeopathically, provided the patient has a strong vital force and the homeopath succeeds in finding the right remedy.
What is the vital force?
The vital force, or dynamis, is the invisible force that animates our body. It is the immaterial yet essential difference between a living and a dead person. The dynamis governs the processes in our body, and our health depends on its correct flow. When it becomes blocked or deflected somewhere, it shows on our body in the form of illness.
How do homeopathic remedies work?
A homeopathic remedy carries within it information that our dynamis is able to read. In essence, with the remedy we hold up a mirror to it that shows it its own deflection. It “sees” its mistake and corrects it. That is what I meant by “the diagnosis does not matter”, and that is why we are able to treat homeopathically even chronic illnesses or those commonly considered “incurable”.
How and from what are homeopathic remedies made?
Homeopathic remedies are made by trituration, dilution and succussion from plants, minerals, animals, disease products, milk and indeed everything imaginable. In this way the information is extracted from the original substance (thanks to the memory of water), and is intensified by further dilution and succussion. Thus a more diluted remedy acts more deeply and longer than a less diluted one.