Torako Yui Ph.D.Hom
Chairperson, the Japanese Homoeopathic Medical Association (JPHMA)
Principal, the College of Holistic Homoeopathy (CHhom)
Representative, the Nippon TOYOUKE Natural Farming Co. Ltd. agricultural production co-operative
Farmer
Born in Ehime in 1953, Torako Yui is a leading disseminator of homoeopathic practices in Japan. While living in the UK, she suffered badly from ulcerative colitis, and after many types of treatment she discovered homoeopathy. She started to study homoeopathy and became the first registered homoeopath of Japanese origin in the Homoeopathic Medical Association (HMA) in the U.K. She returned to Japan and her studies of Hahnemann and homoeopathy have been extremely well received in Japan and abroad. She continues to play a leading role in homoeopathy in the 21st Century, where her theory of "ZEN Homoeopathy" has achieved a remarkably high curative rate for intractable diseases - such as developmental disorders and auto-immune diseases - which conventional medicines fail to fully address. An international advisor for "The Homoeopathic Heritage International", she has given presentations across the globe. A prolific author, her books have been translated into English, and German.
Detailed profile is here (College of Holistic Homoeopathy)