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Adam Lyschinski 1814 – 1878

Adam Lyschinski 1814 – 1878

By Sue on July 12, 2009

Adam Lyschinski 1814? – 1878?  LRCS 1837, MD Edinburgh 1837, (Lyschinske) (Lynchinski) (Lyszczynski) (Lyschinsky) was a Polish immigrant to Britain, an orthodox physician who converted to homeopathy to become Surgeon in Charge of MH Transports to the Isle of Mauritius 1838, Surgeon in Charge of MH Troops to Madras 1839, Medical Officer in the District [...]

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Antoni Kaczkowski 1825 – 1884

Antoni Kaczkowski 1825 – 1884

By Sue on April 10, 2009

Antoni von Chevallier Kaczkowski 1825? – 1884 was a Polish orthodox physician from Lvov, who converted to homeopathy, to become the editor of the magazine Polish homeopathist in 1860, he published the first Polish homeopathic manual in 1863, and he compiled the first comprehensive Materia Medica in the Polish language in 1876. Kaczkowski was a [...]

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The Wielobycki Brothers and Homeopathy

The Wielobycki Brothers and Homeopathy

By Sue on October 26, 2008

The Wielobycki brothers were Polish patriots who escaped Poland and came to Britain in 1839. The brothers both trained as doctors in Edinburgh and went onto become homeopaths, one in London and one in Edinburgh.

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Frederick Chopin 1810 – 1849

Frederick Chopin 1810 – 1849

By Sue on September 20, 2008

1810 – 1849 was a Polish composer and virtuoso pianist of the Romantic period. He is widely regarded as the greatest Polish composer, and ranks as one of music’s greatest tone poets. Frederick Chopin was an advocate of homeopathy. In Paris, Chopin consulted homeopaths Jean Jacques Molin and Leon Francois Adolphe Simon. In London Chopin [...]

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