Homoeopathy is a holistic form of medicine. In treating an illness it takes into account the unique emotional and physical traits of the individual concerned. So the medicine prescribed for two patients suffering from the
same disease will be different. Although homoeopathy works very quickly in commoneveryday complaints, it is a treatment for those in search of an instant cure in acute diseases. And in chronic diseases, it requires careful self observation and the will power to stick to a plan of action. The reward for this is a greater sense of well-being, energy and resistance to disease.
Homoeopathy is safe, simple, scientific, economic and effective medicine for all ages.

The word 'Homoeopathy' is Latin, which means similar suffering. (Homoeo = similar and pathy = suffering). Substances possessing poisonous property to produce sufferings in healthy human beings when used in small doses become medicines to cure natural diseases of similar sufferings. This was an old principle stated by Hippocrates, the father of modern medicine. A German allopathic doctor named Christian Friedrich Samuel Hahnemann (1755-1843) verified the above principle convincingly while investigating

into the reason for cure of malaria by cinchona. He subsequently continued research with the verification of results on similar experiments made and founded a new system of medicine, to which he gave the name as “Homoeopathy”. It was he who had named the prevalent western system of medicine as Allopathy because he had proved medicines used in allopathy to treat a particular disease, as producing opposite or indifferent signs and symptoms (Allow = opposite; pathy = suffering) when tested in healthy human beings, than those of the disease treated.