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The Provings of New Homopathic Remedies
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Provings
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The texts of the following provings are available on this site or are in the process of being compiled. Each proving includes the symptoms as recorded by the provers or their supervisors, an introduction by the proving's organizer and other information about the substance, a repertorization and details of cured cases.

These
provings are licensed under a Creative
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Peter Fraser
These provings were edited and or collated by Peter Fraser and this site is maintained by him.
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The School of Homopathy
The provings posted here were either conducted at The School of Homopathy in England or were conducted by members of the School's Faculty.
The School operates both a part-time attendance course and an Open University style correspondence course. For international student the acclaimed professional correspondence course now offers clinical training and case supervision in North America.
Go to The School of Homopathy Website at: www.homeopathyschool.com
The protocols used by the school in its provings are available on this site.
Go to School of Homopathy Proving Protocols.
Obtaining Remedies
All these provings were conducted with Remedies that are available from Helios Homopathic Pharmacy in Tunbridge Wells, Kent, England. Helios is both knowledgeable about and supportive of the proving of new remedies.
Go to the Helios Website at www.helios.co.uk
Articles about New Remedies and the Conducting of Provings
A number of articles about newly proved remedies. Some of them are speculative and some are designed to excite comment and perhaps controversy.
Links to other provings can be found on the New Remedies page of the Homopath's Webshelf
Contacting this Site
This site welcomes articles about provings and new remedies and especially information on the successful use of new remedies.
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