Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

nosode

noun

/ˈnɒs.oʊd/

Definition

A nosode is a homeopathic remedy prepared from pathological specimens, such as diseased tissue or bodily fluids, rather than from healthy substances.

Examples

Historically, nosodes have been used in the treatment of infectious diseases.
Many practitioners argue that nosodes can be effective for vaccination alternatives.
She received a nosode treatment to help with her chronic condition.

Meaning

Nosodes are used in homeopathy and are believed to carry the vibration of the disease they are derived from. They serve as a method for treating and preventing diseases through highly diluted preparations.