Homeopathic (adjective)

1. Describing a medical system that uses highly diluted substances to treat illnesses and other medical conditions.
2. Relating to a medical approach that seeks to stimulate the body's natural healing processes through the use of dilute substances.

Origin:

Derived from the greek word homoios, meaning 'similar,' and pathos, meaning 'suffering,' which refers to the underlying principle of treating like with like.

Examples:

1. She preferred to use homeopathic remedies for her allergies.
2. He was skeptical of the efficacy of homeopathic treatments.
3. The homeopathic practitioner prescribed a remedy for her headache.
4. She was interested in learning more about homeopathic medicine.
5. The homeopathic clinic offered a variety of natural remedies for various conditions.