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TheCrankyLiberal

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15. Well maybe it's foothold in Germany is a bit before hitler...
Tue Jul 1, 2014, 12:03 AM
Jul 2014
http://www.myriam-mueller.net/articles-blogs/history-of-homeopathy-in-germany-austria-and-switzerland/

"The first homeopath in Germany was of course Dr. Samuel Hahnemann, the founder of homeopathy, who also was the first teacher of homeopathy at the university level. "

"In the 19th century, homeopathy took strong hold among the aristocracy and the intelligentsia. One of the biggest impacts was produced by the publishing of two homeopathic self-care books, where the treatment of common sicknesses with homeopathic remedies has been described, by Carl G. Casparis “homeopathic house and traveling practitioner” and by Constatin Hering “homeopathic general practitioner,” both published by about 1830."



And as medicine evolved through the 30's it appears that Germany worked to put Homeopathy into the capable hands of registered Medical Doctors who could responsibly administer placebo treatments..




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