The concept of homeopathy was developed by Samuel Christian Hahnemann in 1808, a German physician and chemist. The term homeopathy comes from the Greek hómeos (similar) and páthos (disease).

That is why it is considered that it was the first medical system that tried to systematically evidence the effects of each substance in the organism.  (White Book of Homeopathy 2013).

The phenomenon of similarity is observed in many areas, including in certain conventional medicines. It is based on the fact that the same substance can have different or opposite effects depending on the dose used and the sensitivity of the subject. This fact was described by Hippocrates, reformulated by Paracelsus and proved by Hahnemann thus giving rise to one of the principles of homeopathy. By way of example, we can mention the studies carried out with Coffea 30 CH to relieve insomnia (Sleep Med 2011) or 15-CH acetylsalicylic acid to antagonize the antithrombotic effect of aspirin (Thromb Res. 1998). (Decalogue on Homeopathy of SEMERGEN, 2015)

Systemic diagnosis is the collection of information on the state of the entire organism, through electromagnetic frequencies by Bioresonance.

The state of all organs and systems, their functionality and their alterations for correcting and restoring balance is diagnosed simply and effectively.

Wish to stop smoking

It is not necessary to have willpower. It is imperative to wish / want to stop smoking. There is a big difference between wanting and having to stop smoking. Many people have to stop smoking by prescription.

However, if the obligation to quit smoking adds the desire to quit smoking >, this latter power considerably the success of the treatment.

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