Ici et Maintenant Cabinet d'homéopathie Lyne Donzelot

20/11/2025

Quand un hôpital suisse met tout en œuvre pour accueillir au mieux des patients atypiques, c'est à saluer :D Merci et bravo le CHUV (Lausanne).

20/11/2025

Le "bon sens" dans la santé, une trame qui se perd malheureusement... Très intéressant petit reportage :D Belle journée !

18/11/2025

15/11/2025

Entre apparence et réalité... Entre anorexie et fausse image de soi... Parlons-en ! C'est si triste et cela touche tellement de personnes... :(

13/11/2025

Article *la répétition du remède, tout un art*

Voilà une des choses les plus difficiles pour un homéopathe : donner un remède bien choisi puis... ne rien faire ;) Laisser agir, attendre que le remède offre son plein potentiel :D

H.C. Allen MD (pictured here) - sharing his experiences with Adolph LIppe MD...

“Here is one of the most important topics for all of us; the repetition of the remedy. I think that, as a rule, we make more mistakes in this than in any other part of the practical art of curing. We frequently fail by a too frequent repetition of the dose. To know when to repeat and how to repeat requires a master in the art.

Dr. Lippe once made a statement in my hearing that I thought the most audacious I had ever heard. He said that if he could visit a case of diphtheria the first time, before anybody had had a chance to spoil it, and make the first prescription, he would generally cure the case with one remedy and often with one dose. I went to Philadelphia and stayed there a month to see Dr. Lippe do it. At that time, I was giving two, three or four remedies at a time or in alternation. I saw Dr. Lippe clear up serious cases of illness over and over again in pneumonia, bronchitis, and so on, with a single prescription. Not always, but often.

The secret is first to find the remedy and then to know when to repeat and when to refrain from repeating. It is in this that skill is manifested; this is the work that marks the difference between the artist and the bungler.”

Source: H. C. Allen. Discussion. Transactions of the International Hahnemannian Association 1901: 43-44.

Important observation by Dr. Andre Saine:
"It is very important to note that for Lippe as well as for Hahnemann, one dose often was considered to be that a pellet was dissolved in half a glass of water and a teaspoonful was taken at certain intervals until the manifestation of a clear improvement. It was called the “broken dose.”

12/11/2025

One of many Nobel Prize winners to support the evidence for homeopathy...

Ervin Laszlo Ph.D., Nobel Laureate in 2004 and twice nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize (2004 and 2005) is a Professor of “Systems Theory” and the author of the book “Science and the Akashic Field.” He has this to say about Homeopathy:

“Water has a remarkable capacity to register and conserve information, as indicated by, amongst other things, homeopathic remedies that remain effective even when not a single molecule of the original substance remains in a dilution.”

He joins Nobel Prize winners in Science—Emil Adolf von Behring, Brian Josephson, PhD, and Luc Montagnier, MD.

08/11/2025

La FFSH (Fédération française des sociétés d'homéopathie) organise un webinaire gratuit animé par Elisabeth Latour-Maubourg sur les thèmes : "cigarette électronique et prédiabete : repenser le sevrage avec l'homéopathie"
Mercredi 19 Novembre à 13h. Inscription 👇
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07/11/2025

Très joliment dit :D