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Homoeopathy was formally propounded and systematized as a distinct new medical system by a German physician Dr. Christian Friedrich Samuel Hahnemann in 1796. It is based on the principle 'similar similibus curentur, which means 'let likes be treated by likes', implying thereby that disease-producing powers of a substance can be used to treat diseases, exhibiting similar phenomenon. According to Homoeopathy, health is a dynamic process tending to maintain a state of harmony between mind and body. Homoeopathic medicines direct and stimulate the body's self regulatory mechanisms to restore its natural equilibrium. The treatment is customized individually with the objective of curing the patient while addressing the underlying cause of disease comprehensively and meticulously.
Presently, Homoeopathic is accepted as a system of gentle healing. The inherent strength of the system makes it a safe therapy, free from adverse side effects and eco-friendly. It can be used safely by pregnant women, lactating mothers, infants, children, geriatric population, etc. for the treatment of various diseases. Medicines are palatable, easy to administer and the treatment is comparatively cost-effective than other medical systems.

Homoeopathy was introduced in India in the early 19th century and has today become a popular system of treatment. Government patronage in India has resulted in successful institutionalization of Homoeopathy in the healthcare delivery system of the country. A legislative framework has been established with the efforts of various agencies and stakeholders. Homoeopathic has grown and developed in India in a scientific and systematic mariner, making India its true home. The Government of India through its Ministry of AYUSH has been undertaking a number of steps including implementing schemes for its comprehensive development and propagation to enhance the health care coverage and quality of delivery of services. Homoeopathic facilities are growing independently and are also co-located with other health care facilities. Quality educational system backed with the state of art research, drug manufacturing and health care delivery and regulatory framework have been established. India may be a role model for other developing countries seeking resource-efficient and effective treatment facilities for meeting growing health needs. In this context, India has already supported Sri Lanka in development of policies and regulations to establish Homoeopathy there. Recently, the Indian Government has signed a Letter of Intent with the Government of United Mexican States for collaborations in the field of Traditional Systems of Medicine and Homoeopathy. Students from different countries, including Germany, BIMSTEC countries, SAARC countries etc. have been coming to India for studying Homoeopathy. Homoeopathic drugs manufactured in India are being exported in large quantity to countries across the globe.