Absolutely fascinating study of some 30 nosodes, some newly proved by the author, containing much additional or completely new information drawn from his clinical practice, for example the almost inevitable need for Gaertner in cases of Samonella poisoning and the usefulness of the Johneinum nosode in Crohn's. Then there are the descriptions of mental & emotional traits like the conflict experienced in Diphtherinum between an attachment to traditional family values, and a desire to accept new ideas in order to fit in, thus leading to a core sensation of vocal paralysis. Another example - children in need of Bacillinum are observed as being more intermittently rebellious and 'less persistently aggressive and loud' than we might see in a child needing tuberculinum bovinum. These and many other insightful observations and therapeutic tips will really assist you in prescribing for your patients.