Ep 139: Getting to the root of how a case was solved - with Ikram Manzoor

Source:
https://www.podbean.com/eau/pb-t6e5w-132deef

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Join us for our newest episode as Dr. Ikram Manzoor describes his approach to what he called the basis of prescribing diagnostic concerns and how he administers remedies by employing an antidote for the illness' underlying cause.
 
Dr. Ikram Manzoor is a biochemist with a master's in public health and has practiced as a licensed homeopathic medicine practitioner since 2016 in District Nowshera, Pakistan. He is a visiting lecturer at Sarhad Homeopathic Medical College in Nowshera District and has taught homeopathy at the same college since 2014.
 
Check out these episode highlights:
01:30 - How he got into homeopathy
03:26 - Miasm as the first  base of prescribing
05:15 - The second basis of prescribing diagnostic concern called purely causation
05:41 - Dr. Ikram's remedy for abdominal pain
09:24 - Constitution and temperament as the third basis of prescribing
12:18 - The fourth basis for prescribing is sign and symptom
13:46 - The fifth basis for prescribing is modality
17:54 - How do you create a case for an allergy
18:53 - How to stop having intense sugar and carb cravings
20:50 - You can't help a disease if you don't grasp its pathophysiology
 
Know more about Dr. Ikram Manzoor
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/people/Ikram-Manzoor/100033715093345
Email: [email protected]
 
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