Ringseiss – Pioneers of homeopathy by T. L. Bradford

Pioneers
of homeopathy

by Dr Thomas
Lindsey Bradford

Presented by Dr Robert Séror

Ringseiss

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Dr.
RINGSEISS.

Was located in

Munich in 1832. He
soon became clinical professor.

Rapou

says :

About

1830 Dr. Ringseiss, clinical professor in the University of Munich, made experiments in his hospital at the request
of Attomyr, whose instruction and amiability
had completely captured his regard.

But that which was important to our zealous brother was the difficult
task of changing the habits and mode of treatment of an old physician.

Now

Ringseiss had success and was satisfied of
the practical value of the new medical system, and so were his students,
who applauded and encouraged him, and it secured time for the introduction
of Homeopathy into Munich.

But no one in the university was prepared for this strangeness ; they
were equally ignorant of its

raisons d’être, its
principles, its origin and its developments.

The statements favorable to the new method resolved themselves into
murmurs. Not understanding sufficiently to enter into a discussion, they
returned to the old ways.

(Rapou, vol. 1, p. 249, vol. 2, p. 344.)

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