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Charcot-Marie-Tooth (CMT) disease is a complex, inherited neurological disorder affecting peripheral nerves, leading to muscle weakness and sensory impairments. Despite advances in conventional medicine, homeopathic approaches have gained attention for their holistic and patient-centered methodologies. This article explores the potential role of homeopathy in managing CMT, comparing it with the biomedical model. The article reviews the vitalist principles of homeopathy, specifically how they align with genetic theories such as gene expression and epigenetics. It highlights how homeopathy's concept of miasms--deep-seated imbalances--parallels epigenetic modifications seen in conventional medicine, where environmental factors trigger gene expression changes. The comparison reveals overlaps between the two models, suggesting a complementary approach to managing CMT. Furthermore, the article discusses current treatments and the role of PXT3003, a pharmacological treatment for CMT, alongside homeopathic remedies aimed at balancing the vital force. The possibility of integrating homeopathy with modern treatments presents a promising approach for improving quality of life in CMT patients