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EPISODE · Jul 3, 2022 · 7 MIN

Episode 20: What is the benefit of tautopathy in homeopathy?

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In this podcast, Dr. Robin Murphy answers the question, "What is tautopathy in homeopathy?" and highlights the benefit of tautopathy in homeopathy. While being one of the largest and least taught branches of homeopathy, tautopathy, tautopathic prescribing, and tautopathic remedies are also important and beneficial tools in the homeopath's arsenal. This podcast is an excerpt from the “Tautopathic Remedies” lecture by Dr. Robin Murphy, ND Dr. Robin Murphy's Tautopathic Remedies lecture talks about the history of tautopathy, case taking, potency selection, using allopathic drugs (accutane, antibiotics, ritalin, prozac, etc. ), and preventative measures. Therapeutics are given for chemical toxins, drug addictions, drug toxicity, detoxification, metals, air pollution, including antibiotics, hormones, stimulants, sedatives, and street drugs. Tautopathic and toxicity remedies from Robin Murphy’s Homeopathic Remedy Guide Tautopathic Materia Medica are reviewed. The full Tautopathic Remedies lecture is available for streaming access.

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