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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 in March, June, September and December. Material must be submitted eight weeks prior to publication (the first of January, April, July or October) to be considered for the coming issue. General HANP membership is open to everyone, and includes a subscription to Simillimum. Contact HANP Office: LeeAnn Daus, Executive Director Neil Tessler, Simillimum Editor P.O. Box 8341 3566 King George Highway Covington, WA 98042 Surrey, B.C. [email protected] Canada V4P 1B5 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 Director: LeeAnn Daus Spring / Summer 2005 Volume XVIII Double Issue Simillimum (ISSN 1526-1964) is published quarterly by the Homeopathic Academy of Naturopathic Physicians P.O. Box 8341 Covington, WA 98042. 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 P.O. Box 8341 Covington, WA 98042 [email protected]. Spring/Summer 2005 Volume XVIII / SIMILLIMUM 2 ...............................................................................6 : Neil Tessler ND, DHANP.............................................................................11 : an Interview with Joseph Kellerstein DC, ND Neil Tessler ND, DHANP............................................................................14 : An Introductory Article to the Chronic Diseases. Samuel Hahnemann MD...............................................................................30 Michael Austin Ph.D.....................................................................................34 : From an Interview with David Grove By Penny Tompkins and James Lawley......................................................39 Julia M. Green MD........................................................................................44 - Baron C.M.F. Von Boenninghausen..........................................................49 Bruce Lipton Ph.D..........................................................................................56 Pearlyn Goodman - Herrick ND, DHANP................................................58 Brent Mathieu ND, DHANP.......................................................................67 Amy Rothenberg ND, DHANP....................................................................74 Spring/Summer 2005 Volume XVIII / SIMILLIMUM 3 Ian Watson, RSHom.......................................................................................80 An Excerpt from What About the Potency by Michelle Shine RSHom............................................................................91 . Including bastyr’s practical homeopathic materia medica By Melanie J. Grimes RSHom (NA), CCH ...............................................100 : Rajan Sankaran Review By Neil Tessler ND, DHANP....... ..............................................105 - An Excerpt from Homeopathy for ASD: Exceptional Medicine for Exceptional Kids - By Judyth Reichenberg-Ullman, ND, DHANP, Robert Ullman, ND, DHANP, and Ian Luepker, ND, DHANP.... ......................................................................108 : - By Judyth Reichenberg-Ullman, ND, DHANP, Robert Ullman, ND, DHANP, and Ian Luepker, ND, DHANP Review By Neil Tessler ND, DHANP....... ..............................................117 : A Compendium Guide to Homeopathic Poteny and Dosage By Michelle Shine RSHom Review By Neil Tessler ND, DHANP....... ..............................................118 : Ian Watson, RSHom Review By Neil Tessler ND, DHANP......................................................120 : Liz Lalor Reviewed by Jennifer Sherman-Tessler..................................................122 By Susan Drury............................................... ..............................................124 Spring/Summer 2005 Volume XVIII / SIMILLIMUM 4 Spring/Summer 2005 Volume XVIII / SIMILLIMUM 5 , C.J. Hiware......................................................................................................128 Tsunami Relief Effort By Rene R. Guarnaluse Arce MD.............. ...............................................133 Lycopodium and Pulsatilla By Liz Lalor...... .......................................143 ..........................................................................160 ..................................168 This Issue is Dedicated to the Memory of Julian Winston Editor: Neil Tessler ND, DHANP Graphic Design: Jason McMillan of Neosonic Design Corp. Copy Proofing: Jen Gully Cover quote from Organon of the Medical Art by Dr. Samuel Hahnemann Edited and annotated by Wenda Brewster O’Reilly Ph.D. © 2005 Simillimum, The Journal of the Homeopathic Academy of Naturopathic Physicians. All rights reserved. ����������� ���������������������� Spring/Summer 2005 Volume XVIII / SIMILLIMUM 4 Spring/Summer 2005 Volume XVIII / SIMILLIMUM 5 : Neil Tessler ND, DHANP NCH Proposes A Joint Professional Convention Recently, the National Center for Homeopathy put forward the suggestion that the conferences of the NCH, NASH, AIH and HANP come together under one tent, along with the Association of Veterinary Homeopaths, the Homeopathic Nurses Association, and Homeopathy Without Borders. All have agreed that this could be very exciting. Although initial discussions were for 2007 in December, it has now been decided that the planned NCH conference set for San Jose, in April 2006, will be the first united convention. The approximate structure would be for a joint conference (Saturday, Sunday) that also allowed for separate meetings to serve the needs of the various organizations (Thursday, Friday). The goal is to bring together as many practitioners, students and vendors as possible. It is also expected that the weekend will include many high quality, peer-reviewed presentations. This is a great opportunity for the North American homeopathic community to come together. The HANP board will work for the widest possible participation of our members and interested students. The HANP will use the occasion for meetings of the board, general membership, CNCHE (faculty), HANP student reps and probably various combinations thereof, depending on the degree of participation. All of the HANP meetings would occur on Friday, for which a room has been set aside from eight in
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