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It is dedicated to the practice of classical homeopathy as formulated by Samuel Hahnemann in the Organon of Medicine. The editors encourage homeopaths of all professions and backgrounds to write. Accounts of cured cases, essays, articles and letters to the editor are welcomed. The journal is published bi-anually in June and December. Material must be submitted eight weeks prior to publication (the first of April or October) to be considered for the coming issue. General HANP membership is open to everyone, and includes a subscription to Simillimum and access to exclusive content on www.hanp.net.. Contact HANP Office: Kelly Wilkenson, Executive Assistant Neil Tessler, Simillimum Editor PO Box 126 203 2828 152nd St. Redmond, WA 98073-0126 Surrey, B.C. [email protected] Canada V4P 1G6 Phone: 253-630-3338 [email protected] Fax: 815-301-6595 Phone: 604-542-9759 Advertising: Neil Tessler [email protected] www.hanp.net HANP Board of Directors: John Collins ND, DHANP John Millar ND, DHANP Gregory Pais ND, DHANP Manon Bollinger ND, DHANP Neil Tessler ND, DHANP Stephen Albin ND, DHANP Brent Mathieu ND, DHANP President: Neil Tessler ND, DHANP Executive Assistant: Kelly Wilkenson Winter / Spring 2007 Volume XX Simillimum (ISSN 1526-1964) is published bi-anually by the Homeopathic Academy of Naturopathic Physicians PO Box 126 Redmond, WA 98073-0126. The HANP is a non-profit organization with no owners or stockholders. Subscription price in USA is $50 ($47 for subscription, $3 for dues), Canada $55 ($52 for subscription, $3 for dues) and outside North America $65 ($62 for subscription, $3 for dues). Periodicals postage paid at Kent, Washington and at additional mailing offices. Postmaster: Send Address Changes to Simillimum, c/o HANP PO Box 126 Redmond, WA 98073-0126 [email protected]. Winter / Spring 2007 Volume XX / SIMILLIMUM 2 EDITORIAL: Neil Tessler ND, DHANP..............................................................................6 WHAT IS THE TRADITION? : INTERVIEW WITH JEREMY SHERR - PART 2 Neil Tessler ND, DHANP............................................................................10 QUIET AT KEOTHEN Gheorghe Jurj MD (Romania).....................................................................27 DISPELLING MYTHS ABOUT HOMEOPATHIC PRACTICE by Todd Rowe MD, MD(H), CCH, DHt & Iris Bell MD, MD(H), PhD.......................................................................43 THE SHADOW OF PTSD IN CHRONIC DISEASES: A CASE Tim Shannon ND.............................................................................................59 PSYCHIATRIC MEDICATIONS AND HOMEOPATHY: A JOURNEY THROUGH BIPOLAR DISORDER Jennifer Smith, ND, DHANP & Kathleen Farrar, Psy.D...........................................................................80 DIVIDED FACE: A CUPRUM CASE Jennifer Smith, ND, DHANP.......................................................................88 WALKING THE TALK: DEMONSTRATING THE UNDERLYING UNITY OF MEDICINE by Jerry M. Kantor, Lic. Ac., MMHS.........................................................95 LAC CAMELI DROMEDARI: CAMELʼS MILK Conducted by Nadia Bakir ND FCAH DHANP CCH August 1998 Saeid Mushtagh ND, Laura Buckle ND and John Margaritis ND.............................................................................115 Winter / Spring 2007 Volume XX / SIMILLIMUM 3 SEVEN STEPS TO SUCCESSFULLY MARKETING YOUR ALTERNATIVE PRACTICE Judy Seeger ND...............................................................................................138 REVIEW OF MASSIMO MANGIALAVORIʼS SEMINAR: PANIC Michael Glass MD.......................................................................................142 JAN SCHOLTEN IN SAN FRANCISCO Elena Cecchetto...........................................................................................146 BOOK REVIEW: TOBACCO AN EXPLORATION OF ITS NATURE THROUGH THE PRISM OF HOMEOPATHY Writen by Richard Pitt...............................................................................151 EXCERPT: TOBACCO COMMENTARIES ON TOBACCO AND THE PROVING Writen by Richard Pitt...............................................................................153 BOOK REVIEW: EXPERIENCE OF MEDICINE 1 THREE HOMEOPATHIC PROVINGS FROM THE STUDENTS OF NATURE CARE COLLEGE SYDNEY AUSTRALIA Coordinated and Compiled by Alastair C. Gray.................................158 BOOK REVIEW: MONERA KINGDOM BACTERIA & VIRUSES SPECTRUM MATERIA MEDICA VOLUME 1 Writen by Frans Vermeulen.....................................................................164 BOOK REVIEW: HOMEOPATHY: AN A TO Z HOME HANDBOOK Writen by Alan V. Schmukler..................................................................167 CLASSIFIED......................... .........................................................................169 DIRECTORY OF DIPLOMATES .........................................................................169 AUTHOR GUIDELINES & ADVERTISING RATES .................................173 Winter / Spring 2007 Volume XX / SIMILLIMUM 4 Winter / Spring 2007 Volume XX / SIMILLIMUM 5 Editor: Neil Tessler ND, DHANP Graphic Design: Jason McMillan of Neosonic Design Corp. Copy Proofing: Jennifer Gully Cover: Nicotiana Rustica L. © 2007 Simillimum, The Journal of the Homeopathic Academy of Naturopathic Physicians. All rights reserved. Winter / Spring 2007 Volume XX / SIMILLIMUM 4 Winter / Spring 2007 Volume XX / SIMILLIMUM 5 Neil Tessler ND, DHANP Dear Reader With this issue in hand, I am now stepping back as Editor of Simillimum. The journal will continue under very capable leadership as will be seen. The enormous commitment of time and attention required for the gathering of advertising and material, editing and construction of every issue must now be put aside in favor of other projects. It has been an enormous responsibility and an enormous privilege and I will miss many aspects of the opportunity it has offered. Sincerest thanks to everyone who warmly supported our efforts with their subscriptions, contributions, interviews, etc. Particular thanks to Gregory Pais and Krista Heron for important reflection on cases and commentaries. I continue to be of the opinion that a journal should be one of the central information resources for the profession. It is the place ordinary practitioners can share their experiences, learn about those of others, gain insight on remedies and cases, enjoy interviews with leading teachers, learn about new literature, etc. We all should cherish and support our journals. The journal is as good as the contributions. The more practitioners take the time to share their experiences, the better the journals are likely to be. There are also special benefits to reviewing our cases carefully for publication. A lot is learned on careful reflection that might be missed in the onrushing flow of cases. Like essays in school, it seems a chore at the time, but ultimately there is learning and skills are developed. Comments on the Sherr Interview Part 2 I came into the editorial position on the heels of a struggle over the former direction of the journal, which had become enmeshed in the ongoing controversy over methodology that was particularly active at that time. The previous editors had very strongly favored a traditionalist position and my quest was to bring balance back to the discourse. The fact is that the majority of practitioners are studying with one or another or several modern teachers. Many of these students are senior practitioners with considerable training and experience. Their books and conference presentations have Winter / Spring 2007 Volume XX / SIMILLIMUM 6 Winter / Spring 2007 Volume XX / SIMILLIMUM 7 powerfully spoken to the practical applicability of new knowledge in homeopathy. The majority of the diplomats of the HANP are also involved with one teacher or another of a more progressive standard. So it only seemed logical that the journal should reflect these trends. We have been happy to publish interviews and reviews of literature from the most apparently conservative and the purportedly progressive. There are great things we can learn from all of them. As far as the majority of practitioners are concerned, none are the standard bearers
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