Refined case analysis in daily practice based on two levels of repertorisation (Kent and Scholten)

Abstract

Conventional repertorisation often merely gives suggestions of remedies, whereas investigating the life circumstances of the patient and comparing them with the principal meanings of the elements and various salts (minerals) frequently lead to clear identification of the remedy, such as: • Hypertension in a case of kidney tumour: Baryta sulphurica according to Scholten: `incapable managing his personal relationship' • Epilepsy: helium according to Scholten: `autism', a highly sensitive person, dedicated to yoga who lives partly in a transcendental world