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...rs operate vary greatly from country to country, with some having both non-physician "osteopaths" and medically trained "osteopathic physicians". ...e term "osteopathy" was coined by Andrew Taylor Still, MD, DO. Still was a physician and surgeon,<ref>{{cite web|url=http://cdm.sos.mo.gov/cdm4/document.php?CIS

...n''' (* 10. April 1755 in Meißen; † 2. Juli 1843 in Paris) was a German physician, writer and translator of medical and pharmaceutical works. He is the found ...r in Transylvania, offered him a position as librarian, tutor and personal physician. Hahnemann accompanied him to Hermannstadt and stayed there for almost two

...er Kent (1849-1916)]] '''James Tyler Kent''' (1849–1916) was an American physician best remembered as a forefather of modern [[Homeopathy|homeopathy]]. In 189 ...shortly after marriage at the age of 19. He set up practice as an eclectic physician in St Louis, Missouri and soon became a distinguished member of the Eclecti

...close botanical friend, August Weihe, M. D., who was the first homeopathic physician in the province of Rhineland and Westphalia, though Bœnninghausen was igno ...of medicine and began to practise. But he had no license to practise as a physician and for this reason he devoted himself to literary labors upon subjects con

...Sachsen; † 23. Juli 1880 in Philadelphia, USA) was a german-US-american physician. He was one of thirteen children of Carl Gottlieb Hering and Christiane Fri ...homeopathic findings, but instead, Hering resigned the post and became the Physician-in-Attendance for the governor of Surinam's capitol, Paramaribo. Hering beg

...ind to heal naturally. It was discovered almost 200 years ago by a German physician, [[Samuel Hahnemann]], and since that time, has been effectively used in ma ...ic physicians in the state of New Jersey in 1860. That is one homeopathic physician for every 6800 persons. What happened to all this?

...and through careful and detailed observation and enquiry, the homeopathic physician learns which specific homeopathic medicine to select to engender wellbeing ...diverse cultures[3], but they were first methodically set out by a German physician, [[Samuel_Hahnemann|Samuel Hahnemann]] (1755–1843), who observed that a m

It was probably Hahnemann’s contemporary physician Franz Anton Mesmer who experimented with iron and magnets that gave him the ...to have the characteristics of gold into milk sugar? Being a perfectionist physician he wrote down every detail. How long he triturated, how long he scraped (du

...right abdomen. Already in the year 1832, she had read the main work of her physician, the Organon, and she was fascinated by it. Being descended from impoverish

...vaccine was produced. The smallpox vaccine was invented in 1796 by English physician Edward Jenner and although at least six people had used the same principles

...edicine on health and healing and emphasizes the centrality of the patient-physician relationship."<sup class="reference" id="cite_ref-Snyderman_16-0">[https://

'''James Compton Burnett''' (1840–1901), English physician and homeopath.

Henry Clay Allen (1836-1909) was a US-american physician, homeopath and writer of medical books.

'''Cyrus Maxwell Boger''' was an US-american physician and homeopath.

...(nowadays Saxony, Germany), t 23.01.1888 in Philadelphia. He was a famous physician and homeopath and the author of Lippe's Materia Medica.

...r the homoeopath to explore and confirm his healing system, a tool for the physician to experience her remedies and a means by which the healthy may cure the si