HOMEOPATHIC DRAINAGE ONLINE COURSE
What is Homeopathic Drainage?
Dr. Bouko Levy presented the very first seminar on Homeopathic Drainage in North America in Vancouver, BC, in 1988 and his first complete course in Toronto, ON in the early 1990’s. This course was called “Homeopathy and the new Biotherapeutics” and included what he then called Biotherapeutic Drainage. Dr. Bouko Levy later on renamed “Biotherapeutic Drainage” as “Homeopathic Drainage” to better reflect the nature of the substances used as drainage agents.
This course is now available online.
His books have been digitized and are available for download from this site.
APPROVED FOR CME CREDITS IN THE U.S. AND IN CANADA


This is a complete online audio course. Stream it on your phone, tablet, or computer.
There is more to homeopathic drainage than using complex formulas. Dr. Bouko Levy gives an in-depth understanding of homeopathy and homeopathic drainage and takes every beginner to an advanced level.
Approved for CME credits by C.O.N.O (Canada) and O.B.N.M. (USA).From the core principles to advanced techniques, “Homeopathy and Homeopathic Drainage” will arm you with basic and advanced knowledge of homeopathy and homeopathic drainage. Dr. Bouko Levy teaches how to apply drainage principles based on science and medicine as practiced in the 21st century. His medical approach is sensible and methodical. It will allow you to relate to the practice of homeopathy as a doctor and apply your new knowledge immediately and confidently.
It is an exceptional course with exceptional content, delivered by an exceptional teacher, as described by many of his former students. Now offered online, “Homeopathy and Homeopathic Drainage” allows you to learn at your own pace in the comfort of your home or anywhere through your cell phone or tablet.
HOMEOPATHIC DRAINAGE EBOOKS
Download your Bookshelf App on your phone, tablet, PC, or Mac computer.
After you purchase the Ebook of your choice, go to your App. Redeem the code you obtained upon your purchase. Your Ebook will be downloaded in the library section of your app.




