  Hahnemann’s words about modern medicine  the limitations of
conventional medicine.” [van Haselen, 121-2] The process is
therefore akin to “Paracelsus and van Helmont building their
systems impertinently amid the ruins of the Galenic.” [French,
211] He condemned “speculative refinements, arbitrary
axioms…dogmatic assumptions…[and the] magnificent conjuring
games of so-called theoretical medicine.” [Ameke, 134] The
uncurative allopathic approach he condemned merely leads to
‘symptom chasing’ palliation and medical dependency: “the
champions of this clumsy doctrine of morbific matters ought to
be ashamed that they have so inconsiderately overlooked and
failed to appreciate the spiritual nature of life, and the
spiritual dynamic power of the exciting causes of diseases.”
[Organon, 9]  This is a perspective we always have to consider
about him; as formerly Francis Bacon in his Novum Organum
Scientiarum revealed the psychological and cultural mindset as
possible sources of errors in science: “homœopathy was the l