Table of contents : Homoeopathic Science and Modern Medicine - Front Cover Title Page Acknowledgements / Printer's Imprint CONTENTS Preface: Homoeopathy Revisited Chapt.1: Homoeopathy’s Position in the World Today Chapt.2: The Doctrinal Basis of Homoeopathic Practice Chapt.3: Symptoms As Positive Phenomena (a) The Organism’s Reactivity to External Stimuli (b) Disease as the Adaptive Effort of the Whole Organism (c) Symptomatic Changes Prior to Structural or Pathological Changes Chapt.4: The Biphasal Action of Medicines Chapt.5: The Provings of Homoeopathic Medicines Chapt.6: The Organism’s Ultrasensitivity to the Similar Medicine Chapt.7: The Infinitesimal Dose (a) Evidence for the Infinitesimal Dose (i) Biochemical Investigations (ii) Botanical investigations (iii) Bacteriological Investigations (iv) Zoological investigations (v) Investigations Using the Techniques of Physics (vi) Theoretical Explanations of the Infinitesimal Dose (b) Homoeopathy’s Rejection of the Monotonicity Rule Chapt.8: The Single Remedy Chapt.9: Orthodox Medicine’s Use of the Law of Similars (a) Immunology and Serum Therapy (b) Allergology (c) Use of Drugs According to the Similars Principle Chapt.10: Hering’s Law and Chronic Disease Chapt.11: Clinical Evidence in Homoeopathy (a) Mixed Series (b) Specific “Diseases” (c) Homoeopathic Veterinary Medicine (d) The Serum Flocculation Test Chapt.12: Conclusion: Homoeopathy and Scientific Method References Addendum I: Homoeopathic Dilutions Expressed as Powers of 10 Addendum II: What the Doctor Needs to Know in Order to Make a Successful Prescription by James Tyler Kent, M.D Addendum III: The Question of Clinical Trials in Homoeopathy and Allopathy Rear Cover