For many years the research institute Eureka has reevaluated and experimented in the field of homœopathy. Homœopathy is little more than two centuries old, with the father commonly agreed to be Samuel Hanhemann.

In reality homœopathy was already known to the ancient Egyptians, but Hanhemann is rightly given the recognition and merit of having reestablished and adapted homœopathy to the requirements of the modern age. Rudolf Steiner has used and renewed homœopathy in order to prepare new drugs.

The term 'homœopathy' is composed of two parts: that which is similar 'homeo', and 'patia' which is suffering, or disease. Homœopathy means that a substance, in certain doses, provokes symptoms similar to similar naturally occuring symptoms which it can cure those in infintesimal doess, and thus it can constitute a remedy when applied to a 'similar' disease.

Samuel Hanhemann introduced a method of preparation of the homœopathic products; potentisation through dinamisation. This procedure greatly increases the effectiveness of the remedies when used with precision upon similar symptoms. In paractice this means diluting the crude substance at a ratio of 1:99 in water (or 1:9, depending on whether one chooses the centesimal or decimal dilution), and shaking in a rhythmical pattern known as succussion followed by a repeated cycle of similar dilution and succussion .

This procedure is repeated many times, so that the substance becomes free from the field of the material forces in which it is normally inserted. The forces are thus activated which were previously active in forming the substance and once again predominate.

The research institute EUREKA, treasuring the extraordinary intuitions from the [sopraccitate] personalities, has developed the standard method in order to make preparations using the dynamics of space-time and bringing this to the fields of building, agriculture and metabolism.