The Patient's Guide to Homeopathic Medicine

I am not sure why they bothered to write this one. They already have better books on the subject.

This book was very helpful in providing a broad understanding of this healing art. The author made it a point to also provide an opportunity for additional learning about homeopathy.

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This is a good basic book on the practice of classical homeopathy. It is short, easy to read with a lot of case studies for someone new to homeopathy who does not know what it is, how it works, what to expect from a visit to a homeopath or the conditions it may treat.For anyone with some knowledge of homeopathy, it serves as a basic review of what they know in a short concise summary.

Ullman and Ullman's book is lucid and quite accessible--what I feel anyone new to homeopathy would want. I have ploughed through any number number of books on this subject, most of them organized encyclopedically. They offer nothing to me by way of introduction or explanation of homeopathy. Ullmans' short book is truly for the beginner, starting with a brief history and description of this topic and illustrating aspects of it through the use of short, simple, and compelling case studies. In a word, this book answers these questions: What is homeopathy and is it for me?