Sensations as If...a Repertory of Subjective Symptoms

One of homeopathy's crowning achievements is the use of patient's own expressions for the selection of an accurate similimum. Subjective Symptoms, as these are called, have been found extremely valuable in clinical practice. Although these symptoms were found scattered in homeopathic repertories, there was hardly any authoritative work on them till the publication of this one. For this work Roberts drew information from an interleaved copy of Holcomb's work that was compiled by Dr W A Yingling, as well as from the work of Hering, Clarke and Allen. This new edition has been upgraded in the following ways: abbreviations and names of drugs have been standardised according to Synthesis in the whole text; improved and more readable font has been introduced with increased font size; the size of the print area has been increased from 155x75mm inches to 180x100mm; and these changes will make this monumental work even more useful.