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Originally Posted by Dr. MAS
That's a very good post and demands to be saved on hard disk.
I do prescribe on finding miasm. But personally I dislike this method of prescription because I do not find any concrete evidence in the support of selected remedy, except that we develope an hypothesis and try to administrator a dose of that remedy which is not similimum to patients complain / symptom.
Simple formula is great. Select your remedy according to the demand of past and present and prevailing symptoms in the patient. Never fails.
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What do you mean by that? Are you saying when you select a remedy based on miasm then that remedy would not never be a similimum remedy to the case?