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Miasms and Social Change

Homoeopathic Links, 2008
While the miasms have frequently been studied from the clinical perspective, little has been done about identifying their origins. However, if social factors are included among the possible environmental causes of illness, a significant pattern emerges. Study of historical, biological, anthropological and palaeopathological information reveals a number
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Homeopathic Miasms and Heredity

Homoeopathic Links, 2012
The “chronic” miasms can partly be considered as an inherited amalgam of hundreds of genes that are present in the DNA of every individual, already present for thousands of years. Depending on lifestyle and recent miasmatic-related infections in the life of prior generations and that of the individual self, these chronic miasms will be more or less ...
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Miasms and modern pathology

Homeopathy, 2004
Paolo, Bellavite, Anne, Pettigrew
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Le miasme et la jonquille

2008
A partir de 1750, on a peu a peu cesse, en Occident, de tolerer la proximite de l'excrement ou de l'ordure, et d'apprecier les lourdes senteurs du musc. Une sensibilite nouvelle est apparue, qui a pousse les elites, affolees par les miasmes urbains, a chercher une atmosphere plus pure dans les parcs et sur les flancs des montagnes. C'est le debut d'une
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Miasms

British Homoeopathic journal, 1993
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Miasms and archetypes

British Homeopathic Journal, 1952
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Illusion Miasms

Homoeopathic Links, 2013
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Studying the evolution of miasm in autism spectrum disorders: A case series

Journal of Integrated Standardized Homoeopathy, 2020
Sunita B Nikumbh
exaly  

Miasms revisited

British Homoeopathic journal, 1983
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From Hahnemann's psoric miasm to the psoric chronic reaction mode of the XXIst century: Examples in dermatology

Revue D'Homeopathie, 2021
exaly