Principles of Prescribing Collected from Clinical Experiences of Pioneers of Homoeopathy

Dr. K.N. Mathur was completed born on 10th April 1906 in the state of Allahabad, India. He completed his MBBS degree from Lucknow Medical College in the year 1933. After certain years of practice, he felt that the Allopathic system could not cure chronic diseases. Thereafter he wanted to study a system of medicine that could prove better and he started with the study of Homoeopathy and later worked religiously for its promotion. He worked as a Secretary for the Delhi Homoeopathic Medical Association for 10 years and as a teacher for a long time. He has authored many books on subjects of Pathology, Organon, Repertory, and Materia medica, which are well appreciated. He died on 28th January 1977 leaving behind a large number of students who followed the system on his footprints.

Principles of Prescribing, by K.N. Mathur, was first published in 1975 and thereafter has exhausted many editions due to its ever-rising demand in the market. Though not all of the approaches are widely accepted or utilized, the homeopaths can get an idea as to how they are to be applied and can judge for themselves.

Key Features:-

• This is a book containing 30 chapters showing various methods on which prescriptions can be based.
• Different methods are demonstrated including prescribing on the totality, miasms, keynotes, organ affinities, direction of cure, and repertorization.
• Cases illustrated in this book are from Masters like as Hering, Dunham, Lippe, Boger, Kent, Nash, Burnett, and others.
• This book is essential for the advancement of homeopathy and homeopaths.