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dynamisation
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dynamisation (dī′·n·mi·zāˈ·shn),
n the way in which a homeopathic remedy becomes potent. The method may be either forceable trituration or serial dilution and succussion. Also called
potentization. See also attenuation, plussing, and succussion.
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