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Every remedy,
every rubric,
every aphorism.

— the way the masters intended

DrHomeos puts the classical literature on one desk — Materia Medica from ten authors, Kent's Repertory, and the Organon aphorism by aphorism — with an AI tutor that quotes the sources rather than inventing them.

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74,667
Rubrics
3,700
Remedies
10
Authors
1,508
Aphorisms
№ 12
Materia Medica · Boericke

Sulphur

Sulphuris · mineral · the ragged philosopher

Thermal
Hot — uncovers at night
Miasm
Psoric
Worse
Heat, bathing, 11 a.m.
Better
Open air, dry weather
Keynotes
  1. 01Burning soles; puts feet out of bed
  2. 02Aversion to bathing; unwashed look
  3. 03Theorising, untidy, selfish
Mind · Consolation, agg.

nat-m. ign. sep. lil-t. nit-ac.

§ I — The library

Eight instruments,
one desk.

Built together rather than bolted together — so a rubric you find in the repertory opens the remedy in the Materia Medica, and the aphorism behind it is one click away.

01Grounded

Hahnemann AI Tutor

Ask anything about Materia Medica, the Organon, or a case. Answers are assembled from the texts in the library and cite what they drew on.

0274,667 rubrics

Repertory

Search Kent's rubrics by symptom, filter by chapter and grade, and build a case tray as you go. Grades printed the way the books print them.

03Ten authors

Materia Medica

Boericke, Kent, Clarke, Allen, Phatak, Murphy, Patil, Choudhuri, Boger and Hering — complete text, searchable, side by side.

04§1 – §291

The Organon

Every aphorism of the 5th and 6th editions, with plain-language commentary and the philosophy chapters that surround it.

05SM-2

Spaced repetition

Flashcards scheduled by the SM-2 algorithm, so revision time lands on the remedies you keep forgetting rather than the ones you know.

06Timed

Exam practice

Question banks across Materia Medica, Organon, Repertory, miasms and philosophy, at three difficulty levels.

07Register

Case taking

A structured case record from first consultation to follow-up, with the rubrics you selected preserved alongside it.

08Persistent

Study notes

Tagged, colour-coded, searchable notes that stay put — attached to the remedy or aphorism they belong to.

§ II — Sources

The masters, set in type.

Nothing here is paraphrased or summarised by a machine. These are the texts themselves, indexed so you can find a line in seconds and read it as its author wrote it.

  1. 01Samuel HahnemannOrganon of Medicine
  2. 02C.M.F. von BœnninghausenTherapeutic Pocket Book
  3. 03Timothy Field AllenEncyclopedia of Materia Medica
  4. 04Constantine HeringGuiding Symptoms
  5. 05James Tyler KentRepertory of the Homœopathic MM
  6. 06John Henry ClarkeDictionary of Practical MM
  7. 07William BoerickePocket Manual of MM
  8. 08Cyrus Maxwell BogerSynoptic Key of the MM
  9. 09S.R. PhatakConcise Materia Medica
  10. 10Robin MurphyNature's Materia Medica
§ III — Method

Three steps, then repetition.

  1. 01

    Open an account

    Thirty seconds, no card, no role to choose. You land on the study desk.

  2. 02

    Pick up where the day left you

    The desk shows what is due — the cards you keep failing, the topic your last quiz exposed, the remedy of the day, the thread you left open.

  3. 03

    Work the sources

    Search a rubric, read the remedy beneath it, ask the tutor why they connect. Everything you save stays in your register.

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