The Principle of Homeopathy

Abstract

Homeopathy is based on the principle that the body’s immune system maintains a dynamic equilibrium between health-supporting molecules [A] and diseasesupporting molecules [B] to prevent systemic collapse. According to the Law of Similars and in alignment with Le Chatelier’s principle, administering a remedy that induces symptoms similar to those of the disease in a healthy individual stimulates the production of health-supporting molecules, thereby accelerating the healing process. The effectiveness of homeopathic treatment is attributed to a process known as succussion - a combination of serial dilution and vigorous milling - which enhances the remedy’s therapeutic properties by transforming it from a suspension into a highly potent [B] simillimum solution.