\"In order to practice Homeopathy successfully it is necessary to develop a different approach to one's patient. Where diagnosis remains important from the point of view of treatment and its prognosis, the doctor must look at his patient, not just as a case of bronchitis or rheumatoid arthritis, but as a person who suffers from bronchitis or rheumatism, and reacts to their illness in a way which is characteristic of themselves. To the Homeopath the actual disease is much less important than the patient's individual reaction to it.\" Dr. Hamish W. Boyd - Assistant Physician, Glasgow Homeopathic Hospital. (Homeopathy Today 1989)
","author_name":"Jonathan Damonte"}