Mammals Part I and II

Understanding Mammals in Homeopathy Part I & II

Duration: 15 hrs.

Excerpts:

Detailed introduction to mammals theoretical & clinical observations.

Artiodactyla:

• Even toed mammals who use 2 of their 5 toes to balance their bodies mostly 3rd & 4th, rest of the toes are either present, absent, vestigial or positioned Posteriorly.
• Ex. Sheep, Goat, Cattle, Giraffe, Pigs etc.

Perissodactyla:

• Mammals bearing their body weights on one of their toes especially the 3rd toe, rest of the toes are either present, absent, vestigial or positioned Posteriorly. Eg: Zebra, Horse, Donkey etc.

Rodents:

• Mammals are characterized by a single pair of growing incisors in each of the upper & lower jaw.
• Ex. Rat, Mice, Squirrel, Rabbit etc.

Primates:

• Primates:Mammals with five fingers on their hand & 5 toes on their feet.

Detailed cases of:

• Lac Equinum [Horse]
• Sanguis Soricis [Rat]
• Lac Oryctogalus cuniculus [Rabit]
• Erinaceus Europaeus [Hedgehog]