Definition: adj. n. allopath Commonly used to define traditional medicine which uses therapeutic modalities to treat symptoms. {The term allopathic (in Greek "allo" means other) medicine was coined by Samuel Hahnemann, MD, in the late 18th century.} (Opposite of homeopathic, also coined by Hahnemann.)
{As defined by Anna MacIntosh, PHD, ND}
Pronunciation: al-o-path-icAudio Link
Also Known As: Traditional (veterinary medicine)
Examples:
We use an allopathic veterinarian because there are no homeopathic practitioners in our area.
