Tools
Everything this library can do, grouped by what you actually want to do. All of it runs offline, with no account and no tracking.
1Study & practise
Flashcards & quiz
Drill the 344 portraits — a card at a time, or a quiz that asks which remedy fits.
Quick reference
The daily-practice fifty in one line each, plus the wider Boericke supplement.
Compare two remedies
Any two portraits side by side, for the look-alikes that trip you up.
2Find a remedy
By symptom
Type any symptom, keynote, modality or substance — burning midnight, fear of death, thirstless.
By name
The full index of all 344 portraits, one line each.
By condition
Everyday conditions with their most-used remedies in a single line.
By rubric
The most-used rubrics of daily practice, with their leading remedies.
By kingdom
Animal, vegetable, mineral, nosode, sarcode, imponderabilia — with each kingdom's signature.
By family
Sixteen natural families — the snakes, the spiders, the nightshades, the Kali family.
3Understand the tradition
Read this first
A beginner's primer: what a materia medica is, and how to read a portrait.
Glossary
The difficult terms of the classical literature, in plain words.
The evidence question
Where the research debate on ultra-dilute preparations stands, gathered neutrally.
References
Every source behind the library, cited once.
4Beyond the human clinic
Veterinary
Animal conditions by species, in the same plain-language form.
Agro-homeopathy
Crop, pest and storage problems as the tradition addressed them.