Method and sources

From words to symptoms

Search uses a shared terminology register for Swedish and English expressions. A partial word can produce suggestions but selects nothing automatically. Symptoms with different timing, triggers or relieving conditions remain distinct.

From symptoms to comparison

Selected symptoms are compared with preserved symptom–remedy relationships. Follow-up questions help describe further distinctions. Results show correspondence with this material, not a probability of diagnosis or treatment benefit.

Source material

The material includes Hering, Boericke, Clarke, Kent and Lippe. Each symptom and remedy shows references available in the preserved material. Historical observations, repertory entries and modern medical terminology serve different roles.

Björn Lundberg’s method notes inform structure and presentation. Medical terminology helps searching; it does not make the tool a diagnostic system.

Sources in the comparison example

The Aesculus hippocastanum and Hamamelis virginiana example reproduces the existing comparison with Hering as its source basis and Boericke as historical further reading. It illustrates shared and distinguishing features without an individual treatment recommendation.

The tool does not replace healthcare. Do not delay seeking care or change treatment because of its results.