International Journal of Advanced Ayurveda, Yoga, Unani, Siddha and Homeopathy

Homoeopathic Management of Rheumatological Diseases: A Constitutional and Evidence-Based Perspective

2026-07-25T12:42:16+00:00

Rheumatological disorders — encompassing rheumatoid arthritis, osteoarthritis, ankylosing spondylitis, gout, and connective-tissue diseases — represent a major share of chronic musculoskeletal morbidity worldwide. Conventional management relies heavily on disease-modifying anti-rheumatic drugs and anti-inflammatory agents, which, while effective, are often limited by adverse effects, partial symptom control, and poor patient adherence in long-term use. Homoeopathy, founded on the principle of individualisation and the Law of Similars, offers a constitutional and miasmatic approach that addresses both the local joint pathology and the patient's underlying diathesis. This article reviews the homoeopathic understanding of rheumatological disease, common indicated remedies with their characteristic modalities, the available clinical evidence base, and the scope and limitations of homoeopathic intervention, with the aim of providing postgraduate scholars a structured, evidence-aware overview of the subject.

From Unconscious Whispers to Healing Remedies: Integrating Psychoanalysis with Homoeopathy

2026-06-12T07:20:20+00:00

Integrative approaches to healing have been made possible by the increasing understanding of the mind-body connection in healthcare. Two separate but complementary systems that highlight the part that mental and emotional states play in illness are psychoanalysis and homeopathy. While homoeopathy converts these mental states into customized therapeutic solutions, psychoanalysis reveals underlying tensions originating from early life experiences. Their conceptual overlap and possible integration in holistic medical practice are examined in this essay.

Keywords Psychoanalysis; Homoeopathy; Mind-body connection; Unconscious mind; Individualization; Psychosomatic disorders; Holistic healing; Mental symptoms; Integrative medicine

Role of Individualized Homoeopathic Treatment for Resolving Atopic Dermatitis: A Case Report

2026-07-22T12:09:26+00:00

Atopic dermatitis is a chronic, pruritic skin disorder that affects approximately 20–25% of children, with nearly 35% of cases persisting into adulthood. It is widely prevalent in both developing and developed countries and is commonly associated with individuals who have a predisposition to allergic conditions.

The purpose of this case report is to highlight a case of atopic dermatitis associated with psychological symptoms and to demonstrate the effectiveness of individualized homeopathic treatment based on mental, general, and particular symptoms.

A 35-year-old female patient, diagnosed with atopic dermatitis, presented with eczematous lesions over the neck and hands. The lesions were accompanied by burning sensation, redness, and intense itching. The symptoms were aggravated during nighttime and were temporarily relieved by scratching. The patient had previously used conventional dermatological medications, which provided only temporary and partial relief.

Seeking a long-term solution, the patient opted for homeopathic treatment. A detailed case-taking was conducted, followed by analysis using Materia Medica and repertorization. Based on the totality of symptoms, Mercurius solubilis (Merc sol) 30C was prescribed.

Following treatment, the patient showed marked improvement in all symptoms. The intensity of itching and burning reduced significantly, and the eczematous lesions gradually subsided.

This case suggests that individualized homeopathic treatment, particularly with Merc sol, may be beneficial in managing atopic dermatitis when prescribed according to the totality of symptoms. However, further clinical studies are required to validate its effectiveness and establish broader applicability.

Keywords Atopic dermatitis; individualized homoeoepathic treatment; case report; repertorisation

Severe Impetigo with Superadded Infection Treated with Acute Individualised Homoeopathic Medicine – An Evidence-Based Case Report

2026-05-12T12:14:11+00:00

Impetigo is a highly contagious superficial bacterial infection of the skin commonly affecting infants and children and old age. It is primarily caused by Staphylococcus aureus and Streptococcus pyogenes. Clinically, impetigo presents in two major forms: non-bullous impetigo, characterized by honey-colored crusted lesions, and bullous impetigo, marked by flaccid bullae caused by staphylococcal exfoliative toxins. The disease commonly involves exposed areas such as the face and extremities and spreads rapidly through close contact, poor hygiene, overcrowding, and skin trauma. Diagnosis is mainly clinical, although bacterial culture may be useful in recurrent or resistant cases. Management includes maintenance of skin hygiene, topical antibiotics for localized lesions, and systemic antibiotics in extensive disease or associated systemic symptoms. Early diagnosis and treatment help prevent complications such as cellulitis, post-streptococcal glomerulonephritis, and secondary transmission. Here role of Homoeopathic medicine after fail to treat by allopathic medicine. We have did case taking and according to totality we have given pulsatilla 30CH and we get marvelous result. This review highlights the role of Homoeopathic medicine in cases of skin infectious with understanding of epidemiology, etiopathogenesis, clinical manifestations, diagnosis, complications, and current therapeutic approaches for impetigo.

Keywords Severe Impetigo; Acute Individualised Homoeopathic Medicine; Pulsatilla Pratensis

Therapeutic Scope of Cynara Scolymus in the Management of Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease: A Homoeopathic Perspective

2026-07-18T13:08:32+00:00

Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease (NAFLD) has emerged as one of the most prevalent chronic hepatic conditions globally, with a growing burden in the Indian subcontinent. Conventional management remains largely supportive, underscoring the need for integrative therapeutic modalities. Cynara scolymus (Artichoke), a botanical remedy with centuries of ethnomedicinal use, has been introduced into homoeopathic pharmacopoeia primarily for its documented actions on hepatic and biliary functions. This article critically reviews the homoeopathic materia medica of Cynara scolymus, synthesises contemporary phytochemical and clinical evidence, and proposes a rational framework for its application in the spectrum of NAFLD — from simple steatosis to Non-Alcoholic Steatohepatitis (NASH). Repertorial correlations, comparative remedy analysis, and potency-dosage guidelines are discussed. The article advocates for structured clinical trials integrating homoeopathic methodology to validate the growing empirical evidence.

Keywords Cynara scolymus; NAFLD; NASH; Homoeopathic Hepatology; Phytochemicals; Cynarin; Steatosis; Liver

Homoeopathy in Neurological Problems: An Indian Perspective

2026-04-17T13:19:04+00:00

This article explores the role of homoeopathy in the management of neurological problems, with a specific focus on the Indian context. It examines the historical integration of homoeopathy into the Indian healthcare system, its underlying principles, and its application in various neurological conditions, such as epilepsy, stroke, and Parkinson's disease. Drawing upon both conventional and alternative medicine literature, including clinical trials and case studies from India, this paper provides a comprehensive overview of the current evidence base. It also discusses the challenges and opportunities for homoeopathy within the pluralistic healthcare landscape of India, highlighting the need for rigorous research and standardised practices to further evaluate its efficacy and safety. This article is intended for researchers, healthcare professionals, and individuals interested in alternative medicine, particularly in India.

Keywords Neurological disorders; AYUSH; epilepsy; Parkinson ’sdisease; stroke; causticum; India; placebo-controlled trial; and stramonium

Abbreviation Parkinson disease (PD); complementary and alternative medicine (CAM); Modified Naranjo Criteria for Homoeopathy (MONARCH)

Clinical Study of Lac Vaccinum Defloratum in Migraine and Gastrointestinal Disorders

2026-07-04T12:30:37+00:00

Lac Vaccinum Defloratum is a homoeopathic medicine prepared from skimmed cow’s milk and is known for its marked action on the nervous and gastrointestinal systems. It is commonly indicated in conditions associated with migraine, nausea, vomiting, constipation, dyspepsia, and intolerance to milk. Migraine is frequently accompanied by gastrointestinal disturbances, making remedy selection based on totality of symptoms important in homoeopathic practice.

The present study aims to evaluate the clinical applicability of Lac Vaccinum Defloratum in migraine and gastrointestinal disorders with emphasis on its symptomatology, therapeutic indications, and sphere of action. The study highlights its usefulness in cases where headache is associated with digestive complaints and emphasizes the role of individualized treatment in homoeopathy.

Keywords Lac Vaccinum Defloratum; Migraine; Gastrointestinal Disorders; Homoeopathy; Milk Remedies; Nausea; Constipation; Dyspepsia; Headache; Individualization

Phyllanthus niruri in the Management of Urolithiasis: A Comprehensive Integrative Review

2026-08-04T11:07:54+00:00

Urolithiasis is among the most frequently encountered urinary disorders in both classical and integrative clinical practice, marked by high recurrence and considerable morbidity. Phyllanthus niruri L. (Euphorbiaceae), known in vernacular usage as "stone-breaker" or Bhumi Amla, occupies a distinct place in homoeopathic materia medica following its drug proving by the Central Council for Research in Homoeopathy (CCRH) and has simultaneously attracted sustained pharmacological interest as an antiurolithiatic botanical. This article reviews the homoeopathic understanding of Phyllanthus niruri derived from proving symptoms and clinical verification, and juxtaposes it against experimental and clinical evidence from contemporary nephrology and urology literature. The aim is to help postgraduate scholars appreciate where symptom-based homoeopathic prescribing and mechanism-based pharmacological research converge, and where important evidentiary gaps remain, so that the remedy may be used with both traditional fidelity and scientific awareness.

Keywords Phyllanthus niruri; urolithiasis; nephrolithiasis; homoeopathic materia medica; drug proving; integrative nephrology

Role of Homoeopathy as Curative and Prevention of Peripheral Arterial Disease

2026-06-27T12:17:31+00:00

Peripheral arterial disease (PAD) is defined as a clinical disorder in which there is stenosis in the aorta or arteries of the limbs [2, 3]. Homoeopathy has proved its effectiveness in treating PAD evidenced clinically and electrocardiographically. Homoeopathic medicines are not only effective in treating the disease but are also safe from side effects seen in conventional treatment.

Keywords Peripheral Artery Disease; Homoeopathy

What If Symptoms Have Meaning? Bridging Psychoanalysis and Homoeopathy

2026-07-24T13:51:58+00:00

Two different systems of thought, psychoanalysis and homoeopathy have a common interest in the inner life of the patient. Psychoanalysis aims to identify unconscious conflicts, emotional pattern and symbolic meaning behind the symptoms whereas homoeopathy focuses on totality of symptoms, primarily mental and emotional manifestations, during the choice of the simillium. Both traditions attach importance to the type of listening, individualization and therapeutic relationship. The paper discusses the conceptual bridges in psychoanalysis and homoeopathy, with emphasis on the common interest in subjectivity, dreams, emotional misery, and the sense of illness. It also reflects on how the psychoanalytic knowledge can be improved to the homoeopathic case-taking and vice versa. It is a reflective and scholarly exploration and not an assertion of equality between the two fields.

Keywords Homoeopathy; Psychoanalysis; Mind-body relationship; Psychosomatic medicine; Individualization; Mental symptoms; Holistic healing

Role of Constitutional Homoeopathic Remedy in Case of Polycystic Ovarian Disease: Case Report

2026-05-12T12:16:59+00:00

Polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) is the most common hormonal disorder in females of reproductive age nowadays with fast growing life style mental sphere. It is characterized by two or more of the following: irregular menstrual periods, hyperandrogenism, and polycystic ovaries. There are many homoeopathic medicines which have sphere of action on female genital organ. Here case show ACIDUM PHOSPORICUM homoeopathic medicine as constitutional remedy treated permanent cure with integrated case taking.

Case Summary This is the case of 19 year old female who suffering from irregular menses since 2 year and was successfully treated with constitutional homoeopathic remedy ACIDUM PHOSPORICUM 200ch. Case with follow-up with well documentation and method of choice of right homoeopathic medicine with used of integrated tool for selection of homoeopathic remedy.

Keywords Polycystic ovarian syndrome; integrated approach; constitutional homoeopathic remedy; Acidum Phosphoricum

Secrets of the Sea in Homoeopathy: Understanding Marine Materia Medica

2026-07-21T07:13:53+00:00

The sea is one of the most varied and very little known frontiers of homeopathic Materia Medica. Sea remedies, which are based on the marine life such as mollusc, echinoderm, fish, algae, corals and marine mammals, possess constitutional, miasmatic aspects unlike their terrestrial counterparts. The paper discusses the therapeutic possibilities of the important marine drugs including Medusa (Aurelia aurita), Sepia officinalis, Calcarea carbonica, Murex purpurea, Asterias rubens, Hippocampus kuda and Lac delphinum. The article presents psycho-emotional, hormonal, neurological, and oncological therapeutic possibilities of these remedies using classical texts of Materia Medica, provings literature and recent clinical observations. Much emphasis is placed on their miasmatic affiliations, constitutional portraits, and ecological intelligence of their symptom pictures. The marine Materia Medica should be included systematically in the homeopathic education and clinical practice, which provides therapeutic aspects that extend beyond the classical polychrest repertoire.

Keywords Marine remedies; homeopathic Materia Medica; sea remedies; proving; constitutional types; miasms

The Unseen Language: Decoding the Homoeopath's Observations in Case Taking

2026-04-17T13:23:11+00:00

In the discipline of homoeopathy, case taking is an art that transcends simple dialogue. It is a comprehensive and nuanced practice that seeks to uncover the totality of the patient’s condition. This process depends not only on the spoken word but also on a rich spectrum of non-verbal communication. Observations made by the homoeopath—ranging from facial expressions and body language to the tone of voice and behavioral patterns—can reveal the subtle workings of the patient’s vital force. This article explores the significance of observation in classical and modern homoeopathic practice, emphasizing its role in remedy selection, individualization, and case management. It also addresses the inherent challenges, including observer bias and cultural variability, and proposes strategies to improve the accuracy and reliability of observational case taking.

Keywords Case taking; Observation; homoeopathy; Todd Rowe, unseen language; Samuel Hahnemann; physician; Organon of Medicine; Aphorism; individualized; mannerisms; Physical Observations; Gait; Behavioral Observations; Alastair Gray; dynamic; vital force; bias

The Synthesis of Tradition and Technology: The Role of Artificial Intelligence in Contemporary Homoeopathic Repertorization and the Evolution of RADAR Opus.

2026-07-13T13:29:45+00:00

Abstract Title: The Synthesis of Tradition and Technology: The Role of Artificial Intelligence in Contemporary Homoeopathic Repertorization and the Evolution of RADAR Opus.

Background: Homoeopathy, a system of medicine traditionally rooted in the subjective "art" of case-taking and the dynamic individualization of the "Vital Force," is undergoing a digital renaissance. The central challenge of the practice—managing the vast, complex data contained within the Materia Medica and the Repertory—has historically relied on manual clerical skills. The emergence of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) has transitioned the field toward a "Clinical Co-Pilot" model, aiming to reduce practitioner bias and improve rubric accuracy.

Objectives: This paper explores the integration of AI in Homoeopathy, focusing on three primary domains: Natural Language Processing (NLP) for automated rubric extraction, predictive modeling for remedy ranking, and the specific evolution of RADAR Opus as an AI-enabled expert system.

Methodology & Software Evolution: The focus is centered on the Homeopathic Practice Partner (HPP) and the Synthesis Adonis repertory. Unlike traditional software that functions as a static search engine, AI-driven RADAR Opus utilizes semantic search to bridge the gap between 19th-century repertorial language and modern patient terminology. By employing sentiment analysis and thematic clustering, the software assists the practitioner in perceiving "Totalities" rather than isolated symptoms.

Findings: Preliminary data from 2024–2026 indicates that while AI significantly enhances "mechanical" tasks—such as searching 200,000+ rubrics or differentiating similar remedies—it remains limited by the "Black Box" problem and the inability to assess human susceptibility (potency). Comparative studies show that the most effective clinical outcomes occur in a "Human-in-the-Loop" configuration, where AI serves as a librarian and the homoeopath acts as the final arbiter of the Law of Similitude.

Conclusion: AI is not a replacement for the homoeopathic physician but is an indispensable tool for managing the complexity of the 21st-century clinic. The integration within RADAR Opus represents a shift from quantitative repertorization (counting symptoms) to qualitative synthesis (pattern recognition). Future developments must focus on miasmatic depth and ethical data governance to ensure that "High-Tech" assistance does not compromise "High-Touch" individualization.

Keywords Homoeopathy; Artificial Intelligence; RADAR Opus; Repertorization; Synthesis Adonis; Natural Language Processing; Clinical Co-Pilot; Individualization

Gentle Cure in Delicate Age: A Case of Tinea Corporis in an Infant Treated with Homoeopathy

2026-08-05T09:47:46+00:00

Infants represent a stage of life marked by heightened sensitivity and rapid developmental changes, making treatment choices especially delicate. Tinea corporis, a superficial fungal infection, is common in children, yet conventional treatments may raise concerns due to potential side effects. Homoeopathy, with its principle of individualization and minimal dosing, offers a gentle yet effective approach. This case study highlights the successful management of tinea corporis in an infant through homoeopathic intervention, emphasizing both clinical reasoning and therapeutic outcomes in accordance with the foundational tenets of Hahnemannian medicine.

Keywords Homoeopathy; Tinea corporis; tellurium; infant; gentle cure

Abbreviations OPD: outpatient department; MM: materia medica

Homeopathy in Pediatric Care: Principles, Evidence, and Clinical Application

2026-07-02T10:56:59+00:00

Paediatric care represents one of the most delicate and demanding domains in clinical homoeopathic practice. Children, by virtue of their distinct physiological, immunological, and psychosomatic constitution, respond to homoeopathic prescribing in a manner qualitatively different from adults. This article provides homoeopathic practitioners with a comprehensive, evidence-informed overview of homoeopathy's role in paediatric health, encompassing constitutional prescribing, acute management, miasmatic understanding, pharmacological safety considerations, and an appraisal of current clinical evidence. Key therapeutic areas including recurrent upper respiratory tract infections, otitis media, childhood diarrhoea, atopic dermatitis, and behavioural-developmental concerns are addressed. Representative remedies, prescribing frameworks, and evidence from peer-reviewed literature are synthesised to guide the clinician.

Keywords Homoeopathy; Paediatrics; Constitutional prescribing; Miasmatic theory; Evidence-based medicine; Simillimum