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2. The second section consists of a collection of veterinary or other information about remedies. This information will be delivered in bullet points. The purpose is to collect experience from practice about remedies. The purpose of this information is to help whoever wants to prepare a remedy study or learn about the more veterinary aspects of a remedy. We will not provide a nice structure like a repertory or Materia Medica for this information, because it is treated as raw material for increasing the knowledge of remedies and the preparation of remedy studies by individuals. We would prefer that material to be published in this section is submitted in english but we will accept material in any language. If you send us material in a language other than english please advise us that it is intended to appear in this section.
3. The third section will be a collection of cured cases. cases can be sent in any language.
Information in the 2nd and 3rd sections are categorised by:
1. Remedy
2. Author
In the first section, remedy studies will be published in the chronological order in which they are sent to the database, with acknowledgement of the author.
It has been decided that the IAVh will not prepare fully finished remedy pictures or Materia Medica studies, because this would reduce the possibility for everyone to participate. Also, studying remedies is never finished, it is an on-going process.
The IAVh will continue to produce translations of the work of Jacques Millemann because they serve as the basis
for this on-going project. We hope that you will send your findings, experience and discoveries about remedies to build up the database in the second section.
full remedy studies and cured cases can be submitted in any language and will be published in the language in which they are sent in. We are confident that there will be volunteers to translate this material into english. Teachers are particularly requested to encourage their pupils to participate in this work.
We also encourage anyone to translate the material present in the MMhV into their language. This material will also be published on the website. hence, over time it is possible that the whole MMhV will be available in a number of languages. Again I would like to encourage all to participate in this project: you will benefit and you will help the whole community.
eventually the MMhV may become the pride of the veterinary homeopathic community, a resource for all to progress and improve. progress and improvement can come from both participation and from using this database. homeopathy is not a technique one only learns during a course: you will only be able to practice homeopathy successfully, if you continue to study. helping to build this database and using the information available is key to your on-going study.
This is a very ambitious project and can only be realised, if All of you participate and I repeat All. Don’t wait for others to do it for you! practising homeopathy in a lonely corner is never the way forward. If you want to enjoy homeopathy, be part of this project: you and your patients will enjoy the benefit.
Edward de Beukelaer, president, IAVH
Aggression in sows – a Belladonna case by Dr. Ferenc Szecsődi, Serbia
The subjects of this case study are three sows. All three of them displayed the same symptoms and the same homeopathic medicinal product was administered to treat them. The product worked successfully in thirty minutes in all three cases.
The three sows farrowed for the first time. They were restless during farrowing whenever a piglet went too near; therefore the farmer secluded the piglets and returned them for nursing upon completion of the farrowing. however, the sows attacked the piglets instead of nursing them.
Observation
Two of the sows were in separate pens. They were lying on their sides, but when the farmer put a piglet in with them respectively, they immediately stood up, started shaking and backing away. When they could not go any further, they suddenly attacked the piglet with murderous glares.
Observation
The third sow was in a separate enclosure. When the farmer put a piglet inside the pen, she fixed her gaze on it, and then with a sudden movement attacked it and bit it in half.
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