Clinical Homeopathy V: Chronic Disease

Chapter 1: The Deficiency Syndrome - Emergence of Chronic Disease
Chapter 2: Treating Chronic Disease
Chapter 3: The Asthenic Condition - Toxin Overload
Chapter 4: Vaccination Accidents
Chapter 5: Chronic Diseases of a Special Nature
Chapter 6: Intoxication - Root Cause of Chronic Disease
Chapter 7: Bringing All the Clues Together
Chapter 8: Protocol for Chronic Disease
Chapter 9: The Marasmus Condition

The fifth and final course from our Clinical Homeopathy Program further evaluates the different states of health or conditions identified by the influential French homeopath Henri Bernard (1895 – 1980) during the development of his constitutional typology diagnostic model.

Students are introduced to the asthenic and marasmus conditions, progressive forms of chronic disease defined by toxin overload and metabolic dysfunction. Marasmus represents irreversible metabolic and related cellular/tissue damage, resulting in terminal illness that may be treated palliatively.

Above all, this course explores the diagnosis and treatment of chronic disease using Dr. Chaltin's Original Protocol for Chronic Disease. Remedy selection and guidance are offered for difficult cases. Numerous case studies from Dr. Chaltin's decades of clinical homeopathy practice are also shared.