Into the periodic tables

by Jayesh Shah

In this insightful book, Dr. Jayesh Shah shares compelling cases of patients who have achieved remarkable progress through remedies from the second series of the periodic table. These remedies, which have often been under-prescribed due to a lack of profound comprehension of their core aspects, are thoroughly explored here. Dr. Shah's astute commentary and analysis of these cases offer a profound understanding of the remedies within this row, elucidating the subtle differences between each column. One of the book's focal points is Dr. Shah's novel perspective on the issue of structure in mineral remedies. He metaphorically describes each mineral remedy on the periodic table as having a unique "sensation" or essence represented by a specific number, corresponding to its atomic number. As one traverses the periodic table from top to bottom and left to right, this number increases, indicating an increase in the sensation of "self-weight" within individuals. This "self-weight" can be seen as a reflection of the person's inner structure. The book thoroughly explores the criteria used to evaluate and discern this sensation of "self-weight" in individuals, enabling accurate prescription of remedies that align with their unique essence. For those interested in deepening their comprehension of mineral remedies, this book comes highly recommended. Dr. Shah's wealth of experience, nuanced case-taking approach, and distinctive teaching style shine throughout the pages, captivating and enriching the reader's understanding.

262 pages, Paperback

Published January 1, 2008