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Hahnemann found that the provers’
responses varied, some showed a few mild symptoms in response
to a substance, while others experienced vigorous reactions
with a variety of symptoms. The symptoms that were most
commonly found for each substance he called first line, or
keynote symptoms. Second line symptoms were less common and
third line symptoms were rare or idiosyncratic. The
combination of symptoms made up a “drug picture” for each
substance being tested.
Hahnemann continued to carry out his experiments and provings,
testing a wide range of natural sources. He had rediscovered
the principle of “like can cure like” and his work would bring
about the establishment of a new system of medicine. |
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