• Comparing Remedies (Remedy Comparison Chart)

  Comparing Remedies (Remedy Comparison Chart) The Remedy Comparison Chart lets you compare remedies by looking at how their rubrics are spread across the sections of a repertory (Mind, Head, Stomach, and so on). It is a study tool for seeing where each remedy's strength lies, side by side. Where do I find it? The chart lives in the Tools area: Click Tools in the top navigation and choose Remedy comparison chart. On a medium-width screen, Tools is inside More. On a phone, opFew readers

• Provings Lab

  Provings Lab Provings Lab is Similia's workspace for running and taking part in collaborative provings. A coordinator sets up the proving and adds participants; each participant records what they experience, in whichever way feels most natural — typing, speaking, photographing a handwritten page, or attaching a drawing. You will find it in the app under Tools. Who can create a proving, and who can take part? Creating and coordinating a proving requires Pro and a verified email addreFew readers

• My Notes

  My Notes My Notes is your personal notebook inside Similia, wired into the Materia Medica. You can type notes, dictate them, or photograph handwritten pages and have the text transcribed. Notes can be linked to a remedy or a family, so they appear alongside the materia medica authors when you read that remedy. Your notes and highlights are private to your account: they do not change the books and are not shown to other users. You will find it in the app under Tools → My notes. DFew readers

• Studying the Materia Medica

  Search and read classic materia medica across multiple sources.Popular

• Interactive Periodic Table of Elements (Remedy Families)

  Explore mineral remedy families visually and jump into their materia medica.Few readers