This book primarily discusses potentization as part of the anthroposophical pharmaceutical process, although it also plays an important role in nature. This book addresses a truly timely problem, one that deserves thorough investigation and calls as well for the forming of a new order of concepts. This publications represents a response to repeated requests that the author decided to present certain basic aspects.

Topics covered include:

• historical aspects of potentization research
• instreaming and outstreaming forces
• the evolution of the world of matter
• the properties of the fluid medium
• processes in the medium as it undergoes rhythmical shaking
• experimental findings
• the potentized substance
• experimental findings using potentized iron-sulfate
• what the potency curves reveal

Author: Theodor Schwenk
Translator: Marjorie Spock
Paperback: spiralbound, 93 pages
Illustrations: Black and white graphs
Publisher: Mercury Press (1988)
Dimensions: 8.5 x 5.5 inches