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Dr. Luc De Schepper is considered one of the foremost contemporary Homeopaths and renowned international lecturers in classical Homeopathy. Dr. Luc has evolved with homeopathy, and has treated people exclusively with homeopathy using Hahnemann's advanced methods, according to the 5th and 6th edition of the Organon with great success. He is known to his students worldwide as a brilliant and inspiring lecturer, and to thousands of his patients as a gentle and compassionate healer. Dr. Luc was one of the first “integrated” Physicians as a Western medical doctor, acupuncturist and homeopath, integrating Western medicine and complementary medicine, and Acupuncture into Homeopathic practice. Dr. Luc is fluent in four languages. He is the founder of the Renaissance Institute of Classical Homeopathy (RICH) and author of 16 books on homeopathy, acupuncture, and holistic health care. He has seen over 200,000 patients in 30 years of private practice.

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Tuesday, March 13, 2007

ARTICLE: Lectures For Parents by Dr. Luc De Schepper

Dear Parents,

In the following months I am going to present several lectures on homeopathy for the public on my blog. As is the case in allopathic medicine, I think it is necessary for the families that deal with homeopathy to at least understand how homeopathy is suppose to work, what to expect, how to be not only an active part of the process of giving information but also understanding what is going on once the treatment has started. In other words, I will try to empower the reader with sufficient homeopathic knowledge regarding the homeopathic philosophy and the management. This will allow the reader to

· Judge if he consults a competent homeopath, avoiding spending money where you should not

· Understand the follow up of your case (or child's case) so you can communicate better with your homeopath

· Understand what you need to provide information wise to help your homeopath come to the right conclusion about the case

· Understand the interaction with allopathic drugs

· See where the case goes wrong

Here are some of the topics that will be addressed in a common sense, easy to understand language.

· The Laws of Similars and Dissimilars

· The watery doses

· The dose of the remedy (How much? Quantity?)

· The potency of the remedy (Strength)

· The repetition of the remedy (how often)

· How to judge the response after the first remedy dose

· What if the picture is unchanged?

· What if the picture is changed?

· When you give info regarding the case to your homeopath, what is important and what is not?

As we go along, the reader might have some additional questions which can be addressed. Expect the first article in April as I now have three teaching obligations: NJ, Holland and Dubai. It is not my goal to make homeopaths out of the readers; that takes a lot more time and dedication. But at the end of these lectures, the reader will be enlightened and can become an active part in her healing process as well of that of her children.

Warmest regards,

Dr. Luc

Posted by Dr. Luc De Schepper at Tuesday, March 13, 2007