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March 2008. Miasms: Mere Theory or a Revolutionary Method of Analysis? (Vol. 12, #2), Featured Articles, News
Miasm - Roger Morrison
An overview of the influence of miasmatic theory and its revitalization
Miasm is staging a comeback. After nearly sinking into oblivion, Hahnemann’s concept is receiving tremendous attention in many locations. Harry van der Zee published his, Miasms during Labor describing the miasms in terms of Grof’s psychological insights. Jeremy Sherr recently published his scholarly book, Dynamic Materia Medica: A Study of the Syphilitic Miasm. Rudolph Ballentine’s new book, Radical Healing, deals mainly with miasm. And Rajan Sankaran has been slowly evolving his concept of miasm for the past 10 or more years. Why this sudden rebirth of interest in the concept that Hahnemann proposed 175 years ago?
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Roger Morrison, MD practices homeopathy in the San Francisco Bay Area. Co-Founder of the Hahnemann Clinic in Berkeley and the Hahnemann Homeopathic Medical School, he has practiced homeopathy for 30 years. He is the author of many books including 'A Desktop Guide to Homeopathy,' 'A Desktop Companion to Homeopathy' and 'Carbon, A Homeopathic Study.'
He has also studied intensively with Rajan Sankaran since 1995. He practices and teaches internationally with his wife, Nancy Herrick. Visit his website at http://www.herrickmorrison.com/.
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