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CONTENTS
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Dedication
Acknowledgements
Foreword
Introduction
SECTION ONE: Through the Conventional Lens (The chicken and the egg)
Chapter 1: The conventional (Molecular Level) Understanding of neoplasia – Cancer as a Genetic Disease
Defining the words we use for cancer
The aetiology of neoplasia
The genes involved in neoplasia
Hanahan and Weinberg hallmarks of cancer
Stem cell theory of cancer
Cancer prevention and screening
Cancer diagnostics
Conventional therapeutics
Where homeopathy meets the conventional paradigm
Bibliography and references
Chapter 2: The Role of Inflammation in Cancer
Inflammation and the cancer connection
Plant remedies for cancer and inflammation
The microbiome, inflammation and the connection with the bowel nosodes in cancer management
Mineral remedies used in cancer and inflammation
Other important remedies involved in the cancer and inflammation connection
Final words
Bibliography and references
Chapter 3: Oxygen and its Role in Cancer
Bibliography and references
SECTION TWO: The Homeopathic Perspective (The dynamic nature of disease – before the chicken)
Chapter 4: The Homeopathic Understanding of Cancer from Hahnemann to the 21st Century
Samuel Hahnemann (1755-1843)
James Tyler Kent (1849-1916)
Arthur Hill Grimmer (1874-1967)
James Compton Burnett (1840-1901)
Robert Thomas Cooper (1844-1903)
RM Le Hunt Cooper
Donald Foubister (1902-1988)
William Lees Templeton (1898-1978)
Dr AU Ramakrishnan (1942-)
Dr Prasanta Banerji (born 1933)
Bibliography and references
Chapter 5: A Homeopathic Approach to Cancer
1. High-risk patients – no cancer presenting
2. Cases with a pre-cancerous condition
3. Cases with confirmed primary tumour (no conventional intervention)
4. Primary tumour – surgical cases
5. Primary tumour – animal on adjunct therapy
6. Cases with Stage IV cancer – advanced metastatic disease
Bibliography and references
Chapter 6: Organ Remedies, Drainage Theory and Tissue Salts their use in the Management of Cancer Cases
Primary organ disease and organ remedies (organopathy)
Drainage
Tissue salts (biochemic therapeutics)
Bibliography and references
Chapter 7: Treating the Secondary Features of Cancer
1. Gastrointestinal
2. Haematological disorders
3. Endocrinological changes
4. Cutaneous disorders
5. Renal disorders
6. Neurological and musculoskeletal disorders
7. Miscellaneous disorders
Bibliography and references
Chapter 8: Carcinosinum and Scirrhinum
Carcinosinum: know the nosode
Scirrhinum
Bibliography and references:
Chapter 9: The Evidence base for the use of Homeopathy in Cancer
Case studies
The mixed modality nature of most veterinary cancer cases
Three cases of multiple primary tumours in dogs – an integrative medicine approach
In vitro studies showing the action of homeopathic medicines on cancer cells
References and list of published papers on different aspects of homeopathy and cancer in both animals and humans
Chapter 10: A Materia Medica for Cancer
Location of the cancer
Bibliography and references
APPENDIX
A Brief Introduction to Homeopathy for Beginners
Glossary of Homeopathic Terms
Names and Abbreviations of Homeopathic Remedies
Index of Symptoms
Index of Illness/Conditions
Index of Remedies
About the Author
