| Massimo Mangialavori |
Bio
I was born in the city of Naples on 30 November 1958, but to my regret I only ever lived there for a few years, when I was studying medicine at the University. I grew up first in Milan, and then from 1966 in Modena, where I have lived and worked ever since.
I qualified as a doctor in 1984, and then I specialised in Food Sciences at the University of Modena, under Professor Nino Battistini, gaining my diploma in 1987. My thesis was on the effects of fasting in human beings.
I had studied medical anthropology from the beginning of my university career, and out of this grew an interest in traditional forms of medicine. This in turn led me to dedicate myself entirely to Classical Homeopathy, which I have been practising since 1985. I attended some courses in Homeopathy in Italy, and various seminars throughout Europe, but remained rather dissatisfied. Only on meeting Dr. Giovanni Marotta of Roma, and the years of study and reflection that we spent together, allowed me to continue my work with enthusiasm, encouraging me to develop a personal methodology of the study and application of homeopathy. For the past few years I have been sharing this with various groups of colleagues, both in Italy and abroad
Books by Massimo Mangialavori:
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Homeopathy for Anger and Mortification | ||
Complaints due to anger and mortification – an everyday issue in homeopathic practice. Mo ... | |||
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In reprint: Bitten in the Soul | ||
This book presents six characteristic homeopathic remedies from the Arachnidae family. Every re ... | |||
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Insecurity: A Homeopathic Perspective | ||
The psychological perspective of the dimensions and causations of insecurity is examined. The A ... | |||
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Notes 1: Remaining in a safe environ. | ||
Massimo's approach of homeopathic families and the concept of fundamental themes of homeopa ... | |||
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Notes 2: unreliable basic support | ||
The focus is on case taking and case analysis. Cases and discussion of Silicium and related: Al ... | |||
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Notes 3: Knowledge, Seduction | ||
The focus is on case analysis in relation to the fundamental themes of the homeopathic family. ... | |||
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Notes 4: Identifying with society | ||
Further discussion of Massimo's methodology: case taking and case analysis in relation to f ... | |||
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Notes 5: Identify and individualism | ||
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Notes 6: Precious and base metals | ||
The focus is on the relation between logical and analogical perspective. The history of Alchemy ... | |||
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Praxis - Method of Complexity volume 1 and 2 | ||
Massimo Mangialavori's most recent books to be published, Praxis Volumes 1 and 2, have been ... | |||
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Self Destructiveness: The acids and similars | ||
Mangialavori describes the ways in which destruction can be expressed. Groups and families of r ... | |||
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Solanaceae | ||
This book explores the parallels and distinguishing features of a group of homeopathic medicine ... | |||
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Some Cactaceae in Homeopathic Medicine | ||
Notes from the 2005 - 11th Summer Seminar in Alghero by Betysa Amiri and Betty Wood. Absolute s ... | |||
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