Homoeopathy, an alternative medical approach, employs highly diluted natural substances to treat various illnesses. It operates on two core principles: "Like Cures Like," suggesting that a substance inducing symptoms in healthy individuals can alleviate similar symptoms in the sick, and the "Law of Minimum Dosage," asserting that the potency of a medication increases with its dilution. Practitioners, known as homoeopaths, utilize medicines derived from plants, minerals, and animals, often available in forms such as ointments, gels, creams, tablets, and drops. Treatment procedures are individualized, with different patients exhibiting the same symptoms often receiving distinct medications.