Resonance

Resonance is a systematic treatise on the homeopathic point of view, covering both philosophy and method. It features detailed descriptions of individual remedies and remedy families, and of various types of ailments for which homeopathic treatment is suitable, with actual case histories interspersed throughout.

Richard Moskowitz received his B. A. from Harvard, his M. D. from New York University, and a Graduate Fellowship in Philosophy at the University of Colorado. Dr. Moskowitz has been in family practice since 1967, specializing in homeopathic medicine since 1974, and has taught and lectured widely. He has written numerous articles and monographs on homeopathy and related subjects, including Homeopathic Medicines for Pregnancy and Childbirth (North Atlantic Books, 1992), "Plain Doctoring," "Why I Became a Homeopath," "Childhood Ear Infections," "Some Thoughts on the Malpractice Crisis," "The Case Against Immunizations," and "Vaccinations: a Sacrament of Modern Medicine." A student of George Vithoulkas in Greece and Rajan Sankaran in India, Dr. Moskowitz also served as President and Board member of the National Center for Homeopathy, and currently lives and practices in the Boston area.