All over Britain and Europe, Homeopathic Dispensaries and hospitals opened their doors for the treatment of the poor.
The following is a work in progress, listing them all… Continue Reading »
Sue :: Jul.12.2009 :: British History, European History, French History, Russian History :: No Comments »
Ananda Zaren 1946 – 2008 was an internationally renowned homeopathic practitioner, author and teacher.
The Carpinteria woman whose car veered right on Highway 101, and went over the cliff near Summerland, has been identified as Ananda Zaren. She was an internationally renowned homeopathic practitioner, the author of two homeopathic texts titled Core Elements of the Materia Medica of the Mind, Volumes I & II. Continue Reading »
Sue :: Apr.09.2009 :: American History :: No Comments »
Adelaide Kemble 1815 – 1879 was a British opera singer of great promise in the first half of the nineteenth century.
Frances Anne Kemble 1809 – 1893 was a famous British actress and author in the early and mid nineteenth century.
Adelaide and Fanny Kemble were sisters who advocated homeopathy.
Adelaide Kemble was a friend of Frederic Chopin, Julia Margaret Cameron, Pauline Viardot García, Anne Thackeray Ritchie, Alfred Lord Tennyson, and Ivan Turgenev. Her son Algernon married Ellie, the daughter of Ulysses Simpson Grant.
Fanny Kemble was a friend of Eliza Middleton Fisher. Continue Reading »
Sue :: Mar.29.2009 :: British History :: 1 Comment »
Carl Ernst Brutzer 1794 – 1877 was a Latvian orthodox physician who converted to homeopathy in 1833.
In 1853, Brutzer was listed in official homeopathic directories for Riga, alongside Brauser, Karl Hencke, Lembke. Riedel. and Semble.
Brutzer was a keen advocate of isopathy in his practice. Continue Reading »
Sue :: Mar.27.2009 :: Latvian History :: No Comments »
Gustav Theodor Fechner 1801 – 1887 was a German experimental psychologist.
Fechner was related by marriage to Robert Alexander Schumann and Clara Schumann. Clara Schumann was a personal friend of Samuel Hahnemann and his wife Melanie in Paris, and she performed at Samuel Hahnemann’s 60th Jubilee in 1839.
Fechner was also a friend of Felix Mendelssohn.
In 1840 Fechner was sorely troubled by symptoms of photophobia, and he was treated with homeopathy, mesemerism and electricity. After his recovery, he turned from the study of physics to the study of metaphysics, inventing the field of Psychophysics. Fechner wrote about his use of homeopathy in his Elements of Psychophysics. Continue Reading »
Sue :: Mar.16.2009 :: German History :: No Comments »
Charles Edouard Brown Sequard 1817 – 1894 was a Mauritian physiologist and neurologist, who was instrumental in the use of Isopathy in modern homeopathic technique.
Charles Sequard taught Otto Fullgraff, and he was a friend and neighbour of Robert Louis Balfour Stevenson. Sequard was a colleague of Jean Martin Charcot, who was an advocate of homeopathy, and Alfred Vulpian who experimented with belladonna. Continue Reading »
Sue :: Mar.12.2009 :: Mauritian History :: No Comments »
John William Hobart Barlee 1873? – 1952? MD (Lyons 1896), LSA (Lond.) was a Scottish orthodox physician from Edinburgh who converted to homeopathy and he was a member of the British Homeopathic Society.
Hobart Barlee worked at the Homeopathic Hospital at Neuilly sur Seine in France, 1914-1916, alongside George Henry Burford, Alfred Edward Hawkes, James Johnstone, David MacNish, Frederick Neild,
Hobart Barlee practiced in Lyons for several years, and also at 6 Coates Crescent in Edinburgh, at 23 Broadwater Down, Tunbridge Wells, and at 3, Eue Washington. Germany.
Hobart Barlee was a member of the Plymouth Brethren,
Hobart Barlee translated articles by Leon Vannier for the British Homeopathic Society, and he also wrote articles for various homeopathic publications.
Sue :: Mar.11.2009 :: British History :: No Comments »
Justus Ferdinand Christian Loder 1753 – 1832 was a German anatomist and surgeon who was a native of Riga.
Justus Christian Loder was a lifelong friend of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe and Christoph Wilhelm von Hufeland. Continue Reading »
Sue :: Mar.08.2009 :: German History :: No Comments »
Jenny Poinsard d’Hericourt 1809 – 1875 was a French feminist activist, writer, and a physician midwife. d’Hericourt studied homeopathic medicine in Paris in 1848, finally receiving her certificate in 1859.
d’Hericourt went on to become one of the leading feminists of her time, achieving Worldwide acclaim.
d’Hericourt was a friend of Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Susan Brownell Anthony and many others. Continue Reading »
Sue :: Mar.07.2009 :: French History :: No Comments »
Petrie Nicholas Grouleff 1862 – 1931 was a Swedish orthodox physician who converted to homeopathy and studied at the Hering Homeopathic College in Chicago.
Grouleff published Från Homeopatiens värld between 1909 – 1918.
The International Homeopathic League was founded in Rotterdam (Holland), on the 10th September, 1925 by Roy Upham, U.S.A., First President, George Henry Burford, England, Vice President, Harold Fergie Woods, England, Clarence Granville Hey, England, Edwin Awdas Neatby, England, Victor Ellwood, England, M Fremont Kranz Busch, Germany, Jean Paul Tessier junior, France, E C Tuinzing, Holland, Augusto Vinyals, Spain, Juan Bertran, Spain, Petrie E. Grouleff, Denmark, A. Moeira Piedras, Brazil, Pierre Schmidt, Switzerland…. In 1927, Grouleff was appointed as Vice President.
Petrie Grouleff practiced in Gotenberg, in Ostersund, and in Germany.
Petrie Grouleff wrote Fakta i vaccinationsfrågan, Från homeopatiens värld, and many articles advocating homeopathy.
Sue :: Mar.06.2009 :: Swedish History :: No Comments »
