Clinical Verification

Clinical Verification is one of the flagship research programmes of the Council since inception. Clinical Verification of symptomatic data of 106 drugs till date, including those proved by the Council and those, which have had fragmentary provings. Till now data on 72 drugs have been published in the form of a Materia Medica’s in the name of “Study of Homoeopathic Medicines through Clinical Verification – A new perspective” in three volumes. The rest of the drugs has been published either in the form of monographs or as research articles. The data on the remaining drugs is under compilation and is going to be published soon in the form of Materia Medica.

  1. Conluded Studies : Download pdf 585KB
  2. Ongoing Studies : Download pdf 253KB
  3. Proposed Studies : Download pdf 223KB

Year wise achievements

  1. Clinical Verification 2012-14 :Download pdf 120KB
  2. Clinical Verification 2014-17 :Download pdf 83KB
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About CCRH

Homoepathy was discovered by a German Physician, Dr. Christian Friedrich Samuel Hahnemann (1755-1843), In the late eighteen century. It is a therapetic systemof medicine premised on the principle,"Similia Similibus Curentur" or 'let likes be treated by likes'. It is a method of treatment for curring the patient by medicines that posses the power of producing similar symptoms in a human being simulating the natural disease, which it can cure in the diseased person, It treates the patients not only through holistic approach but also considers individuaistic characteristics of the person. This concepts of 'Law of Similars' was also enuncaited by Hippocrates and Paracelsus, but Dr. Hahnemann established it on a scientific footing despite the fact that he lived in an age when modern laboratory methods were almost unknown.

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