Boger’s Archive

… where legacy meets wisdom

2024-05-13 Vol. 1, No. 1

Dear esteemed colleagues and avid learners,

Today, as we celebrate the 163rd birth anniversary of the venerable Dr. C.M. Boger, I am
thrilled to unveil the inaugural edition of 'Boger's Archive,' a beacon where legacy
meets wisdom. This initiative is born from a profound dedication to preserve and
propagate Dr. Boger's invaluable teachings, which have ceaselessly enriched the tapestry
of homeopathic medicine.

This newsletter is crafted with the fervent hope that it will serve as a vital resource, a
wellspring of knowledge for students, educators, practitioners, and researchers alike.
Each issue aims to bridge the past with the present, threading together timeless wisdom
with contemporary understanding, thereby enhancing our practice and study of
homeopathy.

In the spirit of Dr. Boger, who relentlessly pursued knowledge and urged us to look
deeper into the art and science of homeopathy, let us all stride forward with curiosity and
eagerness. May this newsletter inspire you, challenge you, and equip you with the tools to
expand the horizons of our beloved field.

Together, let us continue to learn, grow, and uphold the legacy of greatness that Dr.
Boger has bequeathed us. Here's to a journey of exploration, understanding, and
profound enlightenment.

In the cosmos of homeopathy, it seemed as if the universe itself had conspired to align
the stars, paving the way for a journey enriched with wisdom and collaborative spirit. As
I embarked on the endeavor to publish "Boger's Legacy," I found myself woven into a
tapestry of connections with illustrious homeopaths who shared a common reverence
for Dr. C.M. Boger and Dr. Boenninghausen's profound legacies.

It began with a serendipitous encounter with Prof. Dr. Bipin Jain, the esteemed Principal
of Dr. M.L. Dhawale Memorial Homoeopathic Institute in Mumbai. Known for his
scholarly insights, Dr. Jain had delved deep into Boger's Synoptic Key, publishing a
research paper that illuminated its nuances and applications. Our discussions, rich with
academic fervor, sparked further exploration into the intricacies of Boger’s
methodologies.
The narrative took a compelling turn as I crossed paths with Prof. Dr. Shashi Kant
Tiwari and Prof. Dr. V. Sathish Kumar, who were meticulously working on the
Boenninghausen Boger Final General Repertory. Their dedication to refining and
expanding this repertory was not just academic; it was a tribute to the legacy of
systematic homeopathy, aiming to enhance practical applications in contemporary
practice.

Dr. Solaiyappan, a distinguished homeopath and historian from Jabalpur, orchestrated a

special unveiling ceremony for "Boger's Legacy." This event brought together esteemed
homeopathic doctors from the region, along with a comprehensive display of all major
publications by Dr. Boger.

In the verdant landscapes of Bijnor, UP, Dr. Kapil Sharma’s clinic stood as a testament
to the living legacy of Boger’s teachings. With each patient, Dr. Sharma applied Boger’s
repertories, demonstrating the timeless relevance and efficacy of these tools in real-world
medical scenarios.

Meanwhile, in Mumbai, Dr. Vaishali Bhide was putting the final touches on her book
about the Synoptic Key, which included her own commentary and explanations of the
remedies. Her work promised to be a beacon for those eager to understand and apply
Boger’s insights in their healing practices.

Each of these encounters was not merely coincidental but seemed orchestrated by a
greater force, a universal desire to propagate and preserve the wisdom of classical
homeopathy. As "Boger's Legacy" took form, it became clear that this book was more
than a personal achievement; it was a collective homage to the pioneers of homeopathy, a
conduit through which their teachings would continue to enlighten and inspire.

The universe, in its infinite wisdom, had indeed arranged for a convergence of minds
and spirits, all united in the pursuit of healing and knowledge. Echoing the famous words
of Shahrukh Khan, "Kehte hain agar kisi cheez ko dil se chaho to puri kainath usse
tumse milane ki koshish mein lag jaati hai" -- 'कहते हैं अगर ककसी चीज़ को किल से चाहो तो पूरी कायनाात
उसे तुमसे कमलााे की कोकिि में लग जाती है ' ...

This profound sentiment perfectly encapsulates our journey — a testament to the power
of heartfelt desire and cosmic alignment in achieving our deepest aspirations.

As we embark on this new journey with "Boger's Archive ... where legacy meets
wisdom," it is fitting to inaugurate our newsletter with a historic piece that captures the
essence of Dr. C.M. Boger's profound impact on homeopathy.
For our first feature, I have chosen to share Dr. Boger's Presidential Address, delivered
on June 27, 1904, at the Twenty-Fifth Annual Session of the International
Hahnemannian Association, held at the Chamber of Commerce in Rochester, New York.

This address, articulated over a century ago, resonates through time, offering insights that
are as compelling today as they were 120 years ago. By revisiting his words, we not only
pay homage to his enduring wisdom but also invite reflection on the relevance and
application of his teachings in our current practice.

As we reflect on Dr. Boger’s visionary address, I encourage each of you to engage deeply
with the material. Please feel free to leave your valuable comments, suggestions, and ideas
for future editions of "Boger's Archive." Your insights will help shape the direction of
this newsletter and ensure that it serves as a vibrant forum for learning and discussion.

I urge you to share this newsletter with colleagues, students, and within your professional
networks, whether by email or WhatsApp groups. Let us together relish and disseminate
the legacy of Dr. Boger as we delve into the first edition of "Boger's Archive."

Enjoy the read, and may it inspire you as much as it has inspired me.

Dr. Anil Singhal MD(Hom.)

Whatsapp: 9599420095
email: legacy@cmboger.com
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PRESIDENT'S ADDRESS. BY C. M. BOGER, M. D., PARKERSBURG, W. Va.

Dr. CM Boger’s President Address, given on 27th June 1904, at the Twenty-Fifth Annual Session OF
THE International Hahnemannian Association HELD AT THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
ROCHESTER, N. Y.

Dr. C.M. Boger's Presidential Address, delivered on June 27, 1904, at the Twenty-Fifth Annual
Session of the International Hahnemannian Association, is not just a historical document—it is a
beacon illuminating the path forward for homeopathy. Spoken at the Chamber of Commerce in
Rochester, N.Y., Boger's words capture the spirit of an era when the homeopathic community
confronted significant challenges but remained resolute in its growth and unity. He emphasized the
need to preserve pure homeopathic practice and maintain adherence to foundational principles, while
also urging practitioners to embrace scientific progress with open minds.

Boger recognized the transformative power of education rooted in the works of Hahnemann and
Bönninghausen. His timeless call to strengthen observational skills, critical thinking, and
comprehensive medical knowledge underscores the continued relevance of these ideals in today's
practice. He challenged practitioners to remain unwavering in their dedication to patient care,
scientific rigor, and intellectual curiosity.

This address is a vivid reminder of the dedication, conviction, and integrity required to uphold
homeopathic ideals while preserving the legacy of its pioneers. It serves as a rallying cry for all who
believe in the pursuit of pure homeopathic practice to commit themselves to excellence and forge a
brighter future for the field. Let us delve into Boger's words, explore the profound wisdom he
imparted, and draw inspiration from his unwavering vision to create a stronger, more unified
community of healers.
In this opening passage, Dr. C.M. Boger sets a reflective yet celebratory tone for the International
Hahnemannian Association's quarter-century milestone in Rochester. He acknowledges the trials the
Association has faced, highlighting the challenges that are natural to any emerging organization.
Despite these challenges, the group has weathered the storms and established a foundation for lasting
contributions to the preservation and promotion of pure homeopathy.

Boger emphasizes the enduring spirit that was passed down from the founders of homeopathy,
asserting that this spirit continues to drive the Association's mission and remains central to their
purpose. The founders' commitment to the "cure of the sick" remains paramount, reinforcing a focus
on patient welfare over personal or political gain. His cautionary note about "political preferment,
honors, or the applause of the multitude" serves as a timeless reminder of the core values that should
guide medical practitioners, urging them to prioritize genuine care for the distressed over self-interest.

Relevance Today:

Even 120 years later, Boger's words resonate strongly. In a world where healthcare systems often face
external pressures and economic incentives, his appeal for unwavering integrity and prioritizing
patient welfare remains crucial. Practitioners today can learn from his emphasis on upholding ethical
principles and resisting the allure of personal recognition or commercial success if it distracts from
patient care. This message is a clarion call for maintaining the spirit of altruism and dedication that
was the bedrock of the early homeopathic pioneers, ensuring the legacy of pure homeopathy
continues unblemished.
Dr. C.M. Boger notes significant progress in this section by highlighting the addition of
Hahnemannian teachers to the faculties of several colleges in the previous year. These "gratifying
concessions" represent a meaningful step toward strengthening the foundations of homeopathic
education and ensuring that the principles laid out by Samuel Hahnemann, the founder of
homeopathy, are taught authentically and rigorously.

Boger recognizes that incorporating these educators will bolster the quality and consistency of
homeopathic training. He emphasizes that such a step will inevitably bring about significant benefits
to the field. Furthermore, he encourages members of the Association to seize similar opportunities
to reinforce the teaching of classical homeopathic methods and principles whenever feasible.

Relevance Today:

In the present day, Boger's message is pertinent for both educators and practitioners. Ensuring that
future generations of homeopaths receive comprehensive training rooted in the foundational works is
vital to maintaining the integrity of practice. As complementary and alternative medicine continue to
evolve, staying true to original homeopathic principles while embracing advancements requires
educators who can bridge both worlds.

Moreover, the concept of "availing ourselves of it whenever practicable" encourages homeopathic

associations and institutions to collaborate with colleges and educational bodies. They should aim to
build a robust academic infrastructure that can consistently nurture knowledgeable practitioners. This
will preserve the purity of the practice and ensure that it remains viable, effective, and true to its core
values.
In this passage, Dr. C.M. Boger addresses the topic of unity within the homeopathic community and
the principles that should underpin the practice. He acknowledges the absence of overtures for
unification between the International Hahnemannian Association and the senior society. Instead of
seeing this as a hindrance, he recognizes that a healthy rivalry can be beneficial, as long as both
groups remain rooted in the principles of pure homeopathy.

Boger emphasizes the importance of clarity and conviction in the practice of homeopathy. He firmly
rejects any hesitancy, especially in the statement that "we may cure homeopathically," asserting that
homeopathy is either a science grounded in the natural law of similia or one of the greatest delusions
ever conceived. To Boger, ambiguity has no place in the field; if the principles of homeopathy are
not followed with confidence and rigor, the term itself loses meaning. He foresees that advances in
scientific investigation will soon expose those who treat homeopathy as tentative or uncertain.

The association's commitment to the principles of homeopathy extends to its membership policy.
Boger invites those dedicated to the scientific application of similia to join but forewarns that the
atmosphere will be uncomfortable for those seeking compromises. He then expresses satisfaction in
seeing an increase in converts from the old school of practice, noting that these practitioners usually
accept nothing less than pure homeopathy.
Relevance Today:

Boger's message remains relevant as homeopathy continues to be scrutinized within the broader
medical community. His emphasis on maintaining high standards and unwavering commitment to the
principles of similia reflects a need to uphold scientific rigor in contemporary practice. In today's
context, the idea of "amicable rivalry" suggests that diversity of thought can help strengthen the
field, as long as fundamental principles remain respected.

His distinction between "freedom and license of practice" is particularly pertinent in an era where
medical practices are varied. Practitioners should retain the flexibility to innovate while avoiding
dilution or misinterpretation of homeopathic principles. Ultimately, Boger's words challenge today's
practitioners to reaffirm their commitment to homeopathy as a science and maintain unwavering
confidence in its foundational laws, ensuring the field's credibility and growth remain intact.

In this passage, Dr. C.M. Boger confronts an implication made by the late Dr. Richard Hughes
regarding the source of symptoms recorded in Samuel Hahnemann's Chronic Diseases. Hughes
suggested that some of these symptoms were derived ab usu in morbis—that is, from clinical cases
rather than provings conducted on healthy individuals. Boger refutes this by pointing to the work of
Dr. Gross, who confirmed that the pathogeneses of several remedies, including the Carbons and
Lycopodium, were established through provings conducted with high and highest potencies on
healthy subjects.

Moreover, Dr. Gross emphasized that these higher potencies primarily elicited primary symptoms,
making them valuable for accurate symptomatology. This stance reinforces the idea that reliable
homeopathic pathogeneses come from rigorous and carefully controlled provings, not solely clinical
experience.

Relevance Today:

Boger's defense of classical proving protocols remains highly relevant in contemporary homeopathy.
The distinction between provings and clinical cases is essential for maintaining the accuracy and
validity of symptomatology. When remedies are evaluated through provings on healthy individuals, it
allows for a clearer understanding of the primary effects, reducing the confounding variables that
might arise from patients' underlying conditions.
In modern practice, maintaining methodological integrity in proving protocols ensures that
homeopathic materia medica remains consistent and trustworthy. Boger's argument underscores the
importance of evidence-based practices in homeopathy and cautions against allowing clinical case
data to override the foundational principles established by rigorous research. This passage serves as a
reminder to continue refining homeopathic research methods to improve the precision and efficacy
of treatments today.

Dr. C.M. Boger here provides insight into the work of Bönninghausen and Gross regarding high-
potency provings and their application. Bönninghausen’s Aphorisms of Hippocrates reveals that he
first experimented with high-potency remedies on animals. Gross’s experiments, meanwhile, used
Veratrum alb at a high potency on flies alongside a control group treated with unmedicated pellets.
The results highlighted the distinctive drug effects elicited by the high-potency remedy.

Bönninghausen also identified that a very high potency of the same remedy administered repeatedly
could serve as the best antidote to drug-induced diseases. However, to minimize any adverse
reactions, he suggested slightly varying the potency with each dose. Interestingly, Bönninghausen did
not elaborate on the homeopathicity of this approach.

Boger addresses isopathic antidotalists who advocate treating ailments with remedies made from the
exact substance causing the problem. He acknowledges that the information provided by
Bönninghausen and Gross may benefit these practitioners.

Relevance Today:

Boger’s reference to the historical use of high-potency remedies and the concept of varying
potencies to reduce adverse effects provides valuable insight for current homeopaths. It reinforces
the idea of rigorously studying the effects of high potencies to better understand their primary
actions and clinical applications.

Today, the relationship between dosage, potency, and safety remains a crucial aspect of homeopathic
practice. The concept of varying potencies to minimize adverse effects and the emphasis on control
experiments underscore the need for scientific rigor in homeopathic research.
Isopathy, while controversial, has influenced some areas of alternative medicine. Boger's message
reminds us to balance experimentation with strong adherence to established principles and to
understand the limitations of each approach. Overall, this passage calls for practitioners to leverage
historical findings to refine modern practice while maintaining the foundational principles that have
guided homeopathy for generations.

In this section, Dr. C.M. Boger observes a positive shift in the medical profession towards a fair and
unbiased approach to different methodologies, including homeopathy. He notes with satisfaction that
this open-mindedness is gaining traction within the broader medical community, providing a fertile
opportunity for the homeopathic field. He believes that homeopathy has much to gain from this
inclusivity if practitioners are prepared to capitalize on the moment.

To fully embrace this opportunity, Boger advocates ensuring that homeopathic graduates match the
caliber of their peers from other medical schools in terms of overall competence, while also
possessing deep expertise in homeopathic practice. This dual competence—broad medical
knowledge plus specialized homeopathic training—would make homeopaths stand out as capable
and credible practitioners. He stresses that a well-rounded education is critical because it will attract
thoughtful minds to homeopathy.

Boger acknowledges that some will adopt homeopathy naturally based on their personal journey, but
it is crucial for homeopathic professionals to provide high-quality education and resources to attract
and support these thinkers.

Relevance Today:

Boger’s words still resonate strongly in modern medical education. As the integration of different
medical approaches becomes more commonplace, there is a growing recognition of the importance
of a fair and comprehensive understanding of alternative practices. This trend can help homeopathy
find its rightful place within healthcare, but it requires a well-educated workforce that can meet
stringent medical standards.
His call to "leave no stone unturned" in training graduates is crucial advice for maintaining the
credibility and growth of the field. Current homeopathic educators can draw from Boger's message
to shape curricula that prepare students with a solid grounding in general medical science while
providing rigorous instruction in homeopathic principles and practice.

By fostering a breadth of knowledge and honing critical thinking skills, contemporary practitioners
can position themselves as valuable contributors to the evolving healthcare landscape, where both
integrative medicine and holistic approaches are gaining acceptance. Ultimately, Boger's vision of
uniting high-quality general medical education with specialized homeopathic training offers a timeless
blueprint for building a respected and effective practice.

In this paragraph, Dr. C.M. Boger emphasizes the importance of sincere conviction for practitioners
in advancing homeopathy. He believes that individuals who join the field out of genuine belief will be
well-equipped to drive progress and help the practice flourish. Such conviction enables them to
embed their work with the seeds of growth and align their efforts toward an ultimate goal of broader
acceptance and success.

To nurture this conviction, Boger advocates studying the works of early homeopathic pioneers. He
highlights Samuel Hahnemann's foundational texts and Clemens von Bönninghausen’s Aphorisms of
Hippocrates as essential readings. Boger asserts that these writings will provide invaluable guidance
for students facing challenges in their education and practice, equipping them with the intellectual
tools to defend homeopathy against critics and detractors.

Relevance Today:

Boger’s advice remains pertinent, as genuine passion and conviction are crucial in any field,
particularly in homeopathy, which sometimes faces skepticism. Practitioners who embrace
homeopathy with a deep understanding of its principles will have the resilience and creativity to
propel the field forward.

The recommendation to study the early pioneers is timeless. Hahnemann’s and Bönninghausen’s
works provide foundational knowledge that continues to shape practice. Understanding the historical
context and philosophy that underlie homeopathy can inspire current students to think critically and
creatively about modern applications. Moreover, these classical texts offer logical, well-reasoned
arguments that practitioners can use to advocate for homeopathy and respond to challenges.
Boger's call to "put weapons of defense" in students’ hands emphasizes the importance of a well-
rounded education, where practitioners are not only adept in clinical skills but also well-versed in
defending homeopathy through reasoned arguments and evidence. This remains an important goal
today as the field continues to evolve within a rapidly changing healthcare landscape.

Dr. C.M. Boger touches upon a critical issue in this paragraph: a deficiency in observational skills
among younger practitioners. He expresses concern that these gaps hinder their ability to properly
assess patients and, consequently, diminish the value of their otherwise strong educational
foundation. This inadequacy in observing and understanding clinical details compromises their ability
to collect accurate case data and affects subsequent prescribing.

Boger recognizes that developing observational skills takes time and that this aspect of training was
largely overlooked in his own college days. He sympathizes with his audience, assuming they too have
experienced firsthand the challenges of mastering this vital skill over time.

Relevance Today:

Boger’s emphasis on observation remains just as relevant for modern medical education. The ability
to observe and interpret clinical signs accurately is fundamental to making precise diagnoses and
selecting appropriate treatments. For homeopaths, where careful analysis of symptoms plays a crucial
role in identifying suitable remedies, honing this skill is even more essential.

In contemporary practice, developing observational prowess can be supported through rigorous

training programs that emphasize hands-on practice, mentorship, and reflective learning. A structured
and deliberate focus on clinical observation in homeopathic education will help students cultivate this
essential ability early on.

Boger's insight calls for educators to ensure that observational training becomes integral to medical
curricula. By prioritizing observation, homeopathic practitioners can ensure their recommendations
align with patients' needs, improving the efficacy of treatment and reinforcing the credibility of their
practice. Ultimately, Boger's commentary reminds us that high-quality training should not only
involve theoretical learning but also provide ample opportunities to develop practical, clinical
observation skills.
In this final passage, Dr. C.M. Boger critiques the prevalence of generalization based on insufficient
evidence that has crept into medical practice due to inadequate instruction. He expresses amazement
that the practice of true inductive reasoning has survived despite this educational shortcoming. Boger
credits the broader scientific community's influence for maintaining a rigorous thought process
within homeopathy.

He advocates fostering these reasoning skills by encouraging the study of botany. He notes that
botany particularly hones observational powers, which are crucial for clinical practice. Moreover,
botany directly relates to homeopathy through the systematic study of the Materia Medica.
Familiarity with plant characteristics not only improves diagnostic acumen but also aids in
understanding the properties of remedies derived from botanical sources.

Relevance Today:

Boger’s caution against generalizing from insufficient premises is still relevant. It underscores the
importance of evidence-based practice and methodical reasoning in clinical decision-making. Without
careful observation and logical deductions, treatments can become inconsistent and less effective.

His recommendation to study botany for strengthening observation and linking it to the Materia
Medica also holds contemporary value. A strong grounding in botanical science can enhance
understanding of homeopathic remedies and the conditions they address. Additionally, studying
plants allows practitioners to draw comparisons and notice patterns that may inform their clinical
reasoning.

In modern homeopathic education, incorporating interdisciplinary subjects like botany can enrich the
curriculum by fostering critical thinking and a holistic understanding of the natural world. The
practice of inductive reasoning and precise observation remains a cornerstone of effective
homeopathic treatment, ensuring that each prescription is individualized and rooted in a clear
understanding of the patient's unique symptomatology.
Dr. C.M. Boger's Presidential Address delivered over a century ago stands as a testament to the
timeless values and principles that underpin homeopathic practice. His eloquent words resonate
across generations, urging us to embody unwavering dedication to the cure of the sick and uphold
the integrity of homeopathy's core principles. His reflections on prioritizing patient welfare above
personal gain serve as a moral compass that should guide every practitioner in today’s evolving
medical landscape.

Boger's call for comprehensive education, deeply rooted in the foundational works of Hahnemann
and Bönninghausen, remains a clarion reminder that an understanding of historical wisdom is
essential for fostering innovation. In an era where inclusivity and collaboration have gained
momentum, his emphasis on rigorous training and a well-rounded curriculum still applies.
Homeopaths today can learn much from his advice to align high standards of medical knowledge
with specialized homeopathic skills, ensuring a workforce that is respected and well-prepared to meet
contemporary challenges.

Furthermore, Boger’s acknowledgment of the importance of sincere conviction emphasizes that

those drawn to homeopathy out of genuine belief will be the field’s true champions. Their dedication
will ensure that homeopathy continues to progress along lines that uphold the spirit of scientific
inquiry while remaining steadfast in its core philosophy.

His cautionary note on observation and reasoning reflects the importance of methodical thinking
and accurate diagnosis. Dr. Boger’s advice to delve into botany to enhance observational powers and
develop logical reasoning remains a brilliant suggestion for honing the skills required for precise
prescribing. In an age when modern homeopathic practice strives for greater scientific validation, his
insights guide us toward refining our observational prowess and adopting rigorous methods.

In conclusion, Dr. Boger’s vision for homeopathy is one of clarity, commitment, and unity. By
learning from his words and applying them to today's context, we can ensure that his legacy endures,
and the spirit of pure homeopathy thrives for generations to come. Let us uphold this legacy by
remaining firm in our principles, striving for excellence, and advocating for patient care above all else.
Through such conviction and unwavering adherence to the laws of similia, we can honor the
pioneers who shaped this field and carve out a bright future for homeopathy.

Dr. Anil Singhal MD(Hom.)

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email: legacy@cmboger.com
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Tracing Boger’s Legacy in the World of Homeopathy
Dr. Jugal Kishore : Dr. DP Rastogi :
I wish that Dr. Boger had been alive to This is true that even grand-daughter of
finalise his works in homeopathy … Boger was not aware much about his
contributions to homeopathy …

Dr. MP Arya : Dr. JD Daryani :

Boger's Legacy would inspire you and Boger’s Legacy has reminded all of us
nurture your passion of healing … of the entire work and life of this giant
in homeopathy …

Dr. LM Khan : Dr. Norbert Winter :

For learning the art of prescribing from Boger's Legacy - a wonderful outlook,
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essence of Boger’s Legacy …

Dr. Anil Khurana : Dr. Subhas Singh :

Boger's Legacy is a unique and Boger's Legacy delves deeper into all facets
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Dr. Chaturbhuja Nayak : Dr. Raj K Manchanda :

Boger's Legacy depicts the long journey of Boger's Legacy is a visual quest by
Boger, right from the early part of his life to incorporating images of invaluable mementos
the pinnacle of success in homeopathy … of Boger’s belongings and works …

Dr. Shashi Kant Tiwari : Dr. Bipin S Jain :

Going through the pages of Boger's The evolution of insight of Dr. CM Boger
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close …

Dr. Khanaj Vidyadhar R : Dr. Anoop Nigwekar :

Boger's Legacy is all about inspirational and Boger's Legacy is an amazing, diligent
exhaustive work on Dr. Boger's monumental work of scholarship on Dr. Boger’s life
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and hard work …

I.H.A. :
Dr. Boger’s work for homeopathy
will live forever and his personality
will linger with us the rest of our
lives.

Dr. Anil Singhal

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