GEORGE VITHOULKAS

GEORGE VITHOULKAS

George Vithoulkas was born in Athens in 1932, studied homeopathy in South Africa and received a diploma in homeopathy from the Indian Institute of Homeopathy in 1966 . After receiving the degree, he returned to Greece where he practiced and started teaching classical homeopathy medical doctors in what eventually became the Center for Homeopathic Medicine in Athens. In 1972, Vithoulkas started editing a magazine in Greek homeopathic medicine. In 1976 , he organized the first in a series of annual International Homeopathic Seminars. In 1994 , he opened the International Academy of Classical Homeopathy in Alonissos , which provides postgraduate training for homeopaths. He is a member of the Council of Jewish Beth Medical Center in New York, Member of the Academy of Sciences in New York, and member of the American Association for the Advancement of Science .
Vithoulkas has written numerous books on Homeopathy, two of which have been translated widely. He has been awarded the Right Livelihood Award or Alternative Nobel Prize in 1996.

1. George Vithoulkas was a(n).................

a. teacher

b. homeopath

c. artist

d. writter

2. He studied in ...................

a. South Africa

b. Italy

c. Brussels

d. France

3. He won...............

a. an alternative Nobel Prize

b. an Oscar

c. a nomination

d. an Academy