You will not be surprised to hear that homeopathy is the best medicine we know of for newborns and nursing moms. And right through toddlerhood and childhood. Many common acute conditions of babies can be self-treated quite successfully.
Many of us avidly await the arrival of the first tulip to announce that spring has sprung. But just ask any hay fever sufferer how he or she feels about spring fever and you will likely observe an expression of misery or dread.
The common wisdom in conventional medical circles is that the options are either to take antidepressant medications or to remain depressed. This is a misconception. We have seen countless patients whose moods and lives were improved, often dramatically, with homeopathy.
The results of constitutional homeopathic care, in the case of longstanding, chronic infections, can be impressive, even dramatic. If you are looking for an effective alternative to antibiotic treatment, we recommend that you seriously consider homeopathy.
Whether you may be suffering from panic attacks, phobias, anxiety, depression, post-traumatic stress disorder, bipolar disorder, obsessive-compulsive disorder, or other mental and emotional problems, do consider homeopathy.
These three concepts – homeopathy, healing and enlightenment – are very dear to our hearts. Having recently returned from India, a land in many ways devoted to these very ideas, we are inspired to share with you a few thoughts on their interconnection.
Better safe than sorry! Take an adequate first aid kit for your journey and, definitely, a homeopathic kit (ours, which is a companion to our travel book, is one option).
If the predictions of future, eventual earthquakes and volcanic eruptions, especially in the Ring of Fire, prevail, then this information will hopefully prove to be of practical benefit to you and to those near and dear.
A number of studies over the years have hinted at problems of synthetic estrogen and progestin use. So compellingly negative were the conclusions of the National Institutes of Health eight-year, forty-center study that the study was actually halted because of the potential risks to the participating women. We urge our readers considering hormone replacement therapy (HRT) to take a serious, unbiased look at homeopathic medicine to treat hot flashes and other less-than-desirable symptoms of menopause.