A practical guide to homeopathic epidemic treatment-remedy selection, protocols and case management grounded in a deep understanding of Hahnemann's foundational wisdom and its modern application.
Internationally renowned homoeopath Jeremy Sherr presents his comprehensive approach to understanding and treating epidemic diseases, developed through decades of clinical work and refined during the AIDS and Covid-19 pandemics.
Sherr explains how epidemics arise and how they must be understood as collective diseases rather than merely clusters of individual cases. He dives deep into the inner nature of epidemics and their wider implications, always based on classical Hahnemannian philosophy and its modern application. The book provides clear, step-by-step guidance for identifying the genus epidemicus - the small group of remedies capable of curing the majority of cases in an epidemic. The detailed instructions on taking the case, analysing and synthesising the information and repertorisation will enhance the understanding and work of any homoeopath, whether in clinic or in treating epidemics.
Part II of the book presents a detailed case study of Covid-19. It follows Sherr's method in action as he finds successful remedies and establishes a global collaboration of homoeopaths who were able to quickly and successfully treat thousands of patients around the world. The book also details Sherr's innovative approaches to treating Covid vaxine damage and Long Covid. It offers professional homoeopaths a profound understanding of epidemics as well as dozens of powerful tools to respond rapidly and effectively to epidemics of the future.
The Homoeopathic Treatment of Epidemics includes compelling accounts of homoeopathy's successes in past epidemics, along with remarkable evidence of the effectiveness of homoeopathic prevention when administered to large populations.
The book, written with Wenda O'Reilly - translator of Samuel Hahnemann's Organon of the Medical Art - is enriched throughout by her research, writing, and editorial clarity.
"This important book should be read by all homeopaths - indeed by all sincere practitioners of medicine. It is deeply researched, beautifully written, and inspired by a profound understanding of homeopathy, infectious disease and life. The book is both scholarly and passionate - and a fantastic read."
- Roger Morrison, MD
Author, Desktop Companion to Physical Pathology
JEREMY SHERR is internationally recognised for his pioneering work in modern homoeopathy. He is the founder of the Dynamis School, the longest-running homoeopathic postgraduate programme in the world, and has conducted multi-year postgraduate courses in over 20 countries.Sherr is the author of The Dynamics and Methodology of Homeopathic Provings and an extensive series of texts on new remedies, including several on the noble gases. He is also the author of Q-Rep: The Repertory of Mental Qualities, a leading homoeopathic software program. In addition, he has won 12 international writing awards for his youth fiction, The Noble Adventures of Beryl and Carol.Since 2011, Jeremy has lived and worked in Tanzania with his wife, homoeopath Camilla Sherr, where they run the voluntary project Homeopathy for Health in Africa, treating patients and researching genus epidemicus remedies for AIDS.
WENDA BREWSTER O'REILLY is a renowned scholar known for bringing Samuel Hahnemann's teachings to modern readers. She is editor and publisher of the acclaimed annotated Organon of the Medical Art and has produced new translations of Hahnemann's Organon and The Chronic Diseases in collaboration with Christian Kurz.O'Reilly's work has focused on advancing humane approaches to medicine, including her role as executive director of The Birth Place, a pioneering California birth centre, where she advocated for reform in childbirth practices.Founder of Birdcage Press, she created award-winning educational books and games on art and history that have been featured in major museums worldwide. She holds a doctorate from Stanford University and lives in the state of Washington with her husband, writer and publisher James O'Reilly.
