A wonderful paper by Edwin A. Taylor M.D. - A must read!!

This wonderful paper by Edwin A. Taylor M.D. was read before the IHA in June 1912. He points out the fact that those who call themselves Hahnemannians often go astray with teachings and practices that are contrary to genuine homeopathy and that tend to be “easily accepted by a credulous following.” This subject is not only very important to comprehend in order to insure the survival of genuine homeopathy but, as Taylor mentioned, it is also important to understand so that individual practitioners and their patients avoid “disappointment and failure.” He touches on the contingency of Hahnemann’s theory of the nature of chronic diseases. And at the end, he nicely clarifies H. C. Allen false indication about prescribing nosodes. (The footnotes are from Andre Saine N.D.).      Good stuff!  And helpful to all who seek to master the practice of homeopathy.