Summary
The human organism is made up of different systems, e.g., respiratory,
digestive, nervous, reproductive systems, etc. These systems are made up of
organs. Organs are made up of cells. In the cell lies our genome, the very
core of who we are. This differs from person to person. So, our concept of
individualisation lies in understanding the genetic code of the individual;
we cannot afford to neglect it! When we treat man in disease and not disease
in man, we must understand the person at his very basic, cellular level,
what he comprises (mentally, physically, generally, and which diseases
he/she is prone to).
Key words
Genetic constitutional similimum - Genetic case-taking - Gene - Miasm -
Nitricum acidum
- Psora - Sycosis - Syphilis - Heringʼs law of cure
