MMPP GROUP MONOGRAPHS & SUMMARIES

Under the guidance of André Saine, the Materia Medica Pura Project group is constantly updating and improving our Materia medica and repertories. This project is ongoing and will have a positive and significant impact on homeopathy for many years to come. Synergy is offering the monographs in bundles. The first bundle contains 35 monographs and more than 3200 pages of text.

The MMPP group is comprised of homeopaths from 13 countries around the world. They have been collecting material since 2005 and have added important information to almost 600 remedies.

The new information comes from a careful review of all the Materia medica, clinical information, toxicology reports and provings on each remedy, which is exhaustive and broad in its range. Each monograph contains lengthy and verifiable information, which includes:

1. Relevant information, such as the remedy’s use in the history of medicine and any interesting facts and anecdotes.
2. The genius of the remedy, which can be easily compared to the genius of the patient’s disease.
3. Characteristic symptoms of the remedy.
4. Cured cases involving the remedy.
5. New proving information on the remedy, if it is carried out by the MMPP group members.

Interesting fact: About 30% of the characteristic symptoms of our remedies are missing in our repertories. Because of this fact, a well-indicated remedy might not be prescribed because the information about it is incomplete. The MMPP group is working hard to get you this missing, accurate information.

To get an impression of the enormous scale of the project and the corresponding available data, check out these two examples:

Iodum:
Iodum’s compilation of characteristic symptoms extends many pages and comes from 300+ source materials (books, journals, articles). Also, 94 Iodum cases were collected and analyzed. In total, more than 1,000 repertory additions for Iodum were generated.

Conium:
Saine collected information from many volumes and 324 cases for the Conium monograph, resulting in a number of symptoms never-before-seen in our repertories. Additions totaled 2,800 (an increase of 41%), which elevates Conium close to polychrest status (e.g. Nat-m. has roughly 11,000 rubrics; Conium now has approximately 9,600).