Dr. Francisco Eizayaga was born at Argentina. He studied homoeopathy at the ‘Association Medica Homeopatica Argentina’ Dr.Eizayaga had a full time classical homeopathic practice since 1952. He taught regularly since 1954, mainly in Brazil, USA, Uruguay, Chile, Mexico, Venezuela, Spain, England, Canada and Argentina.

       For sixteen years he was the President of the Argentine Medical Homoeopathic Association (AMHA). He was former director of the school for graduates of the AMHA, former editor of the journal ‘Homeopatia’ of the AMHA, Honourary Member of ‘Instituto Hahnemanniano do Brasil, Asociaçao Paulista de Homeopatia, Academia Homeopatica Barcelona. Also former vice-president for Argentina of the Liga Medica Homoeopathica Internationalis, Honorary Professor of the School for Graduates of the AMHA, founder member and former president of the International Medical Homoeopathic Organization (OMHI), Member for Argentina of Boiron Institute, Lyon France and Founder of Homeos Institute and Homeos Foundation for Research and Teaching of Homoeopathy, Buenos Aires.
He has published     
     
      
      · Treatise on Homoeopathic Medicine
      · El Moderno Repertorio De Kent
      · Enfermedades Agudas Febriles
    

       Dr. Eizayaga’s work with homeopathic prophylaxis during epidemics will also be remembered. He has also helped to differentiate the various symptoms and characteristics of a person to find the correct medicine. Dr. Eizayaga has asserted that a ‘constitutional medicine’ is prescribed primarily according to a person’s genetic endowment and some of the person’s deeply-seated psychological tendencies. A ‘fundamental medicine’ is prescribed according to the functional symptoms which represent the organism’s response to the various stresses it is experiencing.

Dr. Eizayaga notes that fundamental states may change and pile up on each other like concentric skins of an onion. He also differentiates the treatment of organic pathology from constitutional or fundamental states. For more information on Dr. Eizayaga, please visit www.homeos.org.