Alphabetically arranged.

An ideal repertory for the beginners and for those who believe in artistic prescribing. The simplest & handy repertory in alphabetical order. Remedies for a particular rubric are reduced to minimum possible by careful selection. Makes drug selection easier, simpler and efficient. A Repertory students can use for their first cases they wish to prescribe for. In this repertory, the headings include Mentals, Generals, Modalities, Organs, and their Sub-parts; all arranged in the alphabetical order. Physiological and pathological conditions have also been included. Cross references are given wherever necessary.
Enlarged, improved version with additions from standard books and repertories like - Boericke, Kent, BTPB, Dr Clarke’s dictionary, etc.
Inclusion of accurate clinical observations and experiences
 Contains pathological entities and rubrics even missed in the Kent’s repertory
Generalization concept of Dr Phatak has been highlighted. General modalities mentioned as AGG. and AMEL., whereas particular modalities have been distinguised as agg. and amel.

Dr. S.R. Phatak, as master prescriber in the field of homeopathy. He has contributed immensely to homeopathic literature. His books are available in three languages - English, Hindi and Marathi. His book ‘Materia Medica’ is very popular both amongst the students and practitioners. His books gives us an insight into the philosophy and practice of this remarkable homeopath. His literature is enriched with his own accurate clinical observations and experiences.

462 pages, paperback

Excerpt from Introduction: As with my first book, Desktop Guide to Keynotes and Confirmatory Symptoms, I have embarked upon the writing of this text because I wanted it for my own practice. I have tried to create a concise yet thorough differential for each of the main pathologies encountered in homeopathic practice. It is my hope that the present book will serve as a companion to my earlier book.
My main concern throughout the writing of this books has been that its purpose and the information it contains would be misconstrued and misused. Homeopathy is an art and a science which must always aim to cure the patient on the deepest level. In this aim, often it is the deepest inner conflicts and frustrations of our patient which lead us to the correct remedy. The practitioner must always consider the whole person. In fact, many cases the constitutional remedy cures a pathology for which it is not listed in our materia medica. Since this is so, what is the purpose of writing a therapeutic text which by its name emphasizes the physical symptoms and keynotes?
I wish therefore, to be clear about my intentions in putting forth this material. The purpose of this book is threefold: It is meant first as an aid to be used at the time of patient interview (either by phone or in person) to cue the practitioner toward likely remedies for a particular condition. The second purpose is as a study guide, bringing the main points of the remedies into focus. And, finally, to give advice about treatment based on the experience of myself and my colleagues at our center.

605 pages, hard cover

Quick reference chart to accompany his book Carbon: Organic and Hydrocarbon Remedies in Homeopathy, see below in related products.

A compilation of spider remedies.

Publishers Note:
In this compilation 'spiders' are presented in the form of a small animated picture. In addition to the individual characteristics, the author has discovered the properties of various spider poisons which he has used to bring about some wonderful recoveries.
May this compilation lead to ever greater enthusiasm on the part of the doctor of homeopathy everywhere as they strive to increase their knowledge.

The work of a homeopathic student while studying and applying materia medica is one to constantly compare and differentiate. He must compare the pathogenesis of a remedy with the recorded anamnesis of the patient; he must differentiate the apparently similar symptoms of two or more medicinal agents in order to select the simillimum. To enable the student or practitioner to so this correctly the student must have proper knowledge of the individuality of the remedy; something that is peculiar, uncommon, or sufficiently characteristic in the polychrest remedy that may be used as a pivotal point of comparison. This pivotal point may be a 'keynote', a 'characteristic', or the 'red strand of rope'. This excellent work by Dr. H.C. Allen helps the reader to grasp the PQRS symptoms in no time.