- disease. Its
theory of disease,
centered around principles Hahnemann termed miasms, is
inconsistent with
subsequent identification of
viruses and bacteria...
- Look up miasma or
miasm in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Miasma may
refer to:
Miasma (Ancient Gr**** religion), a
contagious power that has an independent...
-
translation by
Charles H.
Devrient was
published in
Dublin in 1833. Hahnemann's
miasm theory,
deriving from his two
volume work, The
Chronic Diseases published...
-
Tyler Smith, who
claimed that
Semmelweis "made out very conclusively" that "
miasms derived from the
dissecting room will
excite puerperal disease." One of...
-
founder of homeopathy.
Hahnemann believed that all
diseases were
caused by "
miasms",
which he
defined as
irregularities in the patient's
vital force. He also...
-
explanation of the root and cure of
chronic disease according to the
theory of
miasms,
together with a
compilation of "homoeopathic proving" reports, published...
-
conventional medicine,
while those favoring high
dilutions emphasised vital force,
miasms and a
spiritual interpretation of disease. Some
products with both low and...
- and an apothecary" plan to
deploy "twelve
mines loaded with
concentrated miasms and
microbes of
malignant fever, farcin, dysentery, measles,
acute odontalgia...
-
regulations implemented in
southern Italy.
Elsewhere in the
Papal States, the
miasms produced by the
maceration of both hemp and flax had
already prompted the...
- the
water stands on them and
through its
stagnancy is a rich
source of
miasm. . . . The
privies are not
connected to any sewer. The
filth in the vaults...
