principle of infinitesimal dose

principle /prin·ci·ple/ (prin´sip'l)

1. a chemical component.

2. a substance on which certain of the properties of a drug depend.

3. a law of conduct.

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principle of infinitesimal dose  a fundamental principle of homeopathy: the more a remedy is diluted (even to the point that none of the medicinal substance is likely to be present), the more powerful and longer lasting will be its effect.

yin/yang principle  in Chinese philosophy, the concept of polar complements existing in dynamic equilibrium and always present simultaneously. In traditional Chinese medicine, a disturbance of the proper balance of yin and yang causes disease, and the goal is to maintain or to restore this balance.

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principle of infinitesimal dose,

one of the fundamental principles of homeopathy, stating that the more a remedy is diluted (even to the point that none of the medicinal substance is likely to be present), the more powerful and longer lasting will be its effect.

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principle of infinitesimal dose,

n.pr in homeopathy, the assertion that the most effective remedies are the most diluted.