Samuel Hahnemann

Physician and founder of homeopathy

Samuel Hahnemann - Physician and founder of homeopathy
Born

April 10th, 1755
270 years ago

Died

July 2nd, 1843
182 years ago — 88 years old

Category

Scientists & Innovators

Country

Germany

Links & References

Hahnemann developed homeopathy, a system of alternative medicine based on the principle of 'like cures like.' He published 'Organon of the Healing Art' which outlined his theories and practices. His work emphasized individualized treatment and the use of highly diluted substances to treat ailments. Active in Germany and France, he established homeopathy as a notable medical discipline in the 19th century.

Founded homeopathy and developed its principles

Published 'Organon of the Healing Art'

Advocated for a holistic approach to health care

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