Practitioner Articles

Antihomotoxic medicines are organised into recognisable drug classes — compositums, homaccords, injeels and nosodes — each with a distinct construction logic that guides prescribing. This article explains what defines each...

In homotoxicology, vicariation describes the movement of a homotoxic burden between tissues and phases. Regressive vicariation is a shift toward excretion and healing; progressive vicariation is a shift into deeper...

The Six-Phase Table is Reckeweg's map of disease evolution across six phases — excretion, inflammation, deposition, impregnation, degeneration and dedifferentiation — divided by the biological division between reversible humoral phases...